Bulletin Board submission guidelines and contact details
The notice outlines how to submit items to The Ottawa Herald Bulletin Board two days or more in advance by fax email mail or in person at 1048 Cedar St Ottawa Kansas 66067. Non commercial public events can be announced free of charge with no phone calls.
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Ottawa Herald
Cedar St
Ottawa
Community Activities and Local Events in Franklin County
Franklin County MADD will meet today at 7 p.m at 1540 Main St to discuss DUI prevention. Wellsville hosts a bicycle registration and safety day from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at Wellsville Elementary School 218 Ash St with tagging and record keeping. The VFW Seniors Dance runs 6 p.m to 9 p.m Sunday at the VEW post on north U.S. 59 Ottawa with Borderline Country playing and snacks. Eisenhower Elementary School celebrates a No Child Left Behind Blue Ribbon designation at 11 a.m Monday at 1404 S Ash St acknowledging national recognition.
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Franklin County
S. Main St
Mareia Funk
Wellsville
Ash St
Keith Churchill
VFW
VEW Post
North U.S. 59
Ottawa
Borderline Country
Eisenhower Elementary
S. Ash St
Eisenhower
Local Meetings and Events Listed for Friday and Saturday
A packed schedule includes Soroptimist bunko at Carnegie Cultural Center and Support Our Troops night at Ottawa Library. Franklin County events cover childcare providers, planning study session, Shrine dedication, ribbon cuttings, and a medical benefit dinner and dance. Also listed are Ottawa Main Street First Light, Ottawa High School All Night Strut performances, Homemade Holidays Craft Show, Art Guild, Marine Corps Birthday Ball, and Baker University concert at various venues.
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Soroptimist International
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Ottawa Library
Hickory St
Franklin County
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Franklin County Planning Commission
14Th and
Main Streets
Ottawa Shrine
Masonic Temple
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
23Rd St
Wike
Sharon Brady
Ottawa
Eagles Hall
East 15Th Street
Ottawa Main Street
Ottawa High School
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Third
Retta
True Kindred of Kansas
Ottawa Middle School
S. Ash St
Art Guild
U.S. Marine Corps
Ottawa Country Club
Logan
North Spruce Streets
Baker University
First United Methodist Church
Fourth
Ottawa area hospital notes and incidents brief
Admissions on Wednesday include Karah Williams from Ottawa and Deborah Aubert of Williamsburg. Dismissals feature Angela Chance of Pomona and Melissa Wisner with daughter from Ottawa, plus Letha Figgins, Ottawa. Births report a son 7 lbs 13 oz to Karah Williams and Joshua Hill, Ottawa. Arrests note Eddie Hernandez released on a 1500 dollar bond. Theft reports involve Taylor Brothers Construction and Casey’s gas station. A vandalism incident on South Locust Street damaged a concrete street indicator owned by the city. A non injury crash on South Princeton and 21st involved Margarita Barron and Byron Stout. Medical emergencies reported on South Main and Vermont roads. A sick person call on West 15th Street.
Wellsville Reconsiders Pit Bull Ban Policy
Wellsville City Council may revise its total ban on pit bulls and vicious animals. Officials will study other cities’ ordinances including Ottawa and weigh ownership restrictions. A November 24 meeting at City Hall will decide next steps as residents seek exceptions or grandfather clauses amid the debate. Also, FEMA and Kansas Water Resources map flood plains in Franklin County with Walnut Creek Meadows to undergo depth studies.
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Wellsville
Jason Ryburn
John Wilhite
Ottawa
Wilhite
City Hall
She Askins
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Kansas Department of Agriculture
Division of Water Resources
Franklin County
Walnut Creek Meadows
Wood Plain
Rhonda Montgomery
Water Resources Division
Ottawa weighs commercial historical district plan
Winter City leaders back a downtown commercial historic district to unlock tax incentives for preservation while warning potential property owners in the environs about required state approvals. The plan would extend eligibility for incentives, with a 60 percent grant share sought to support documentation and a November 2005 state submission.
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Andy Gassaway
Ottawa
Ottawa Main Street Association
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Tom Weigand
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
State Historical Society
Mary Allison Haynie
Marais Des Cygnes Bridge
Park Street
Hickory Street
Walnut Street
Seventh Street
Marais Des Cygnes
Locust
Cedar Streets
Haynie
Kansas
Leavenworth
Hutchinson
Peabody
Newton
Council Grove
Public art plan eyed to boost downtown Ottawa community
Ottawa residents and artists proposed downtown art projects at a Wednesday forum. Ideas include a Prairie Spirit Rail Trail railroad themed art with a caboose, flowered signs, and a limestone brick pattern honoring Ottawa Tribe bead work. Haley Park could host a mural and a plaza like space for markets and live music.
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Andy Gassaway
Herald
Edward E. Haley
Main
First
Walnut Streets
Marais Des Cygnes
Munity
Mary Allison Haynie
Ottawa Main Street Association
Haynie
Haley Park
Slaynic
Rosemary Pratt
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Joshua Hill
Sheriff's Department
Eddie Hernandez
Police News
Taylor Brothers Construction
Princeton St
Casey's
W. Seventh St
Princeton Street
21St Street
Margarita Barron
Cherry St
Byron L. Stout
S. Maple St
South Main Street
Vermont Road
West 15Th Street
Robert Thomas
Thomas
Kelly
Grant Askins
Kelly Askins
Kelli Askins
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Gene Shambaugh
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Ottawa Main Street Assocociation