Kansas Weather Update With Rain Across Midwest Evening Forecast
Rain and snow in the Northern Rockies eased as rain moved into the Mid Mississippi Valley. Snow was forecast for the western Great Lakes. Clear skies expected across the East and warmer temperatures in the Southeast. Data shows 1.20 inches for mid month to date and monthly averages, with reservoir pool levels listed for Clinton Hillsdale Melvern Pomona. Hotline provided by the Kansas Highway Patrol.
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OU names new top official at Ottawa University
Dennis Tyner of Norwich University was named provost to lead Ottawa University’s local campus starting in January. Tyner, head of Norwich's engineering school since 1992, was the sole candidate after Maurice Bryan left in September. President Fred Snow, also from Norwich, supports Tyner’s hiring as the college addresses enrollment and retention concerns. He plans to work on admissions and build a stronger student community while aligning with Snow’s vision.
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Maurice Bryan
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Norwich
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On Eagles Wings Choir to Perform in Ottawa
The Oak Grove Assembly music ministry choir from Mission presents Praise Him at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Community Revival Center Church located at 2749 Montana Road in Ottawa. A free will offering will be accepted.
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County Democrats Plan Reorganization Meeting
Franklin County Democrats will hold a reorganization meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Ottawa Retirement Village meeting room at 1100 W. 15th St.
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Ottawa
15Th St
Flyers Meeting At Mid-America Airports Ottawa
The Prairie Flyers chapter of the Experimental Aircraft Association will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Mid-America Airports Inc. in Ottawa. Owners Mark Reiger and Steve Baker will conduct a tour of the operation and warehouse. Public is welcome and refreshments will be provided.
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Ottawa Library to Close for Computer Upgrade Monday
The Ottawa Library will close Monday for an upgrade to the computerized circulation system. It plans to reopen Tuesday though the upgrade may continue for days. Holds and fines will be unavailable during the process. patrons must use library cards to check out materials. No materials are due Monday through Wednesday. The catalog will be offline Monday and may stay unavailable for several days.
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Barbara Dew
History meets festivity at Santa Fe depot scene
A festive moment at the old Santa Fe passenger depot features a Pullman porter in a white jacket among a crowd of uniformed youths, reflecting post Civil War employment by the Pullman Company and the era’s marching clubs led by Edmund Boltwood, Ottawa’s Philippine War hero.
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Veterans Day events in Ottawa honor service members
At 3 p.m. forest park reenactment participants set up near 518 W Forest St Ottawa. At 5 p.m. VFW Post 5901 hosts a Hamburger Nite serving burgers fries baked beans slaw and dessert for $5. Proceeds aid VFW 5901 Auxiliary Rehabilitation Family Services. line dancing follows.
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Veterans Day schedule for Ottawa area events
A full Veterans Day program lists events from 6 a.m. breakfast at Richmond Community Building by the Richmond Community Ruritan Club to a parade at 10:45 a.m. at 5th and Main, followed by a chili feed at Ottawa VFW Post 5901. Activities at Forest Park include Civil War and WW II reenactments, USO show, static displays, and a Catholic Mass at 5 p.m. The Marine Corps birthday ball at Ottawa Country Club runs 5:30 p.m. to midnight with dinner and dancing, RSVP details, and admission prices. Break down of WW II set and displays ends at 10 a.m.
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Depot sought holiday decorating volunteers at Ottawa museum
The Old Depot Museum at 135 S. Tecumseh St. Ottawa invites volunteers for a Sunday 2 p.m. Christmas Decorating Party. Nine trees will be decorated including a 12 foot train tree with a train set, a Victorian parlor tree with antique ornaments, a 1950s aluminum tree, and a school room tree with handmade ornaments. Chili snacks and drinks will be provided.
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Old Depot Museum
S. Tecumseh St
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Deborah Barker
Franklin County Historical Society
Barker
New maps reveal bedrock depth in Ogallala aquifer region
Kansas Geological Survey released a new book with maps showing bedrock depth beneath the Ogallala Aquifer. The data, based on 22,535 new drilling records, may alter groundwater estimates, affect land values, and influence state water policy for decades. The study notes the aquifer is about a foot shallower overall, with larger shifts for southwest Kansas farmers, changing where wells are most productive and how water rights are allocated.
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Kansas Geological Survey
Ogallala
Brownie Wilson
Allen Macfarlane
Wilson
Macfarlane
Kent Askren
Kansas Farm Bureau
Askren
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