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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2011
Page
9
Elementary School announces its fall music program led by music teacher Alan Cunningham. The event highlights performances by students and aims to showcase the district’s growing arts curriculum.
The Ottawa Recreation Commission will host the Turkey Shoot at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Ottawa Community Recreation Center Goppert Building. Two-person teams of child and parent from four grade levels compete. each shoots 10 free throws, best percentage wins a turkey, and a shoot-off decides ties. A donation of three non-perishable items is required to enter.
The report notes morning winds from the southwest at 16 mph with gusts reaching 34 mph and a mix of sun and partial cloudiness later. A secondary reading shows winds from the south southwest at 14 mph with gusts up to 28 mph, continuing bright and mild conditions.
Fragmentary weather note from Fort Lauderdale and Punta Gorda mentions national temperature extremes and regional observations. No full details or dates provided.
Barer a 55 year old mother of three plans 10 to 20 volunteers to work at her home on South Cherry Street today as part of Habitat for Humanity's first effort. Barb ers counselor notes she sought help from East Central Kansas Opportunity Corp. to find a solution matching the new program. Ullom, Habitat chair, says the project is exciting.
Photo by Matt B shows Glen Kurtz of Geotechnica Services and Spanky Brooks drilling a soil sample atop the Mara is des Cygnes levee west of Forest Park Ottawa. Geotech experts from AMEC Earth & Environmental test soil plasticity for stability. Garrett hails soil quality as among the best levees seen.
At a Wednesday hearing the Board of Zoning Appeals granted Alice Medina’s appeal to restore the South Princeton Street billboard to its original 100 foot width after an August storm toppled it. Medina hopes to complete the rebuild within two weeks. the sign sits on nonconforming land and had been allowed 60 feet previously.
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