All-Area Top Selections Highlight Wellsville Anderson Osage City
Wellsville, Anderson County and Osage City lead the All-Area picks as columnist evaluators name standout players and teams. The feature highlights top selections across positions with brief notes on each honoree and the season outlook.
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Anderson County
Osage City
Weather outlook shows cool night and possible rain
Tonight will be cold and mostly clear with a low in the lower 20s. Wednesday turns brisk and mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain in the afternoon and a high in the middle 40s. For more weather details, see Page 2.
Ottawa schools committee considers town hall meetings
The Looking at Schools Together Committee plans five December town hall meetings at five elementary schools to inform the community about the district’s five elementary schools, future needs, and options. Harold Wingert outlined a plan to gather public input and hire consultants, aiming for a final report to the board by early 2001 with input from the public, experts, and board members.
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Jeanette Lowry
Wingert
Town Hall
Eugene Field
Lincoln
Garfield
Hawthorne
Beating suspects in court in Johnson County
Joseph Andrew Hayden, 17, of Olathe, appeared with attorney Robert Kuchar before Judge Edwin Smith facing two counts of attempted first degree murder and one count of aggravated burglary for the attack on Howard and Vivian Johnson at their Nevada Terrace mobile home between Oct 31 and Nov 1. Raymond Eugene Fuller, 23, of Gardner, also appeared. his preliminary hearing is set for 1 p.m. Nov 22. Hayden may be tried as an adult per state law, while Kuchar seeks juvenile status. Both Johnsons remain in fair condition at Overland Park Regional Medical Center.
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Joseph Andrew Hayden
Olathe
Robert Kuchar
Edwin Smith
Hayden
Howard
Vivian Johnson
Nevada Terrace
Raymond Eugene Fuller
Gardner
John Dowell
Johnson County
Kuchar
Parents Report Card eyed to grade Ottawa teachers
Ottawa resident Jeff Michaelsen urged the school board to adopt a Parents Report Card using the A to F scale to grade teachers and administrators. He said it would include safety and exceptional-teacher comments and aim for long term consistency to foster community beyond parent conferences. The board will discuss the proposal at the November 27 work-study session.
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Richmond man killed in crash on Allen Road
Thomas Feuerborn a 28 year old Richmond man died in a one vehicle rollover on Allen Road four miles west of U S 59. The Franklin County undersheriff said the Pontiac Sunfire rolled after he lost control ejecting him. Police were notified around 5 30 a m. and he was pronounced dead at the scene. He was taken to Farris Feuerborn Funeral Home in Garnett.
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Allen Road
Herald
Thomas Feuerborn
Franklin County
Craig Davis
Feuerborn
U.S.59
Davis
Farris-Feuerborn Funeral Home
Garnett
American Eagle tax break on city agenda
Ottawa officials consider a 10-year 50 percent property tax abatement for American Eagle Outfitters for the Our Own Hardware center conversion into a western U.S. distribution hub. The proposal includes a 10-year 100 percent tax break on new construction and up to 200 full-time and 100 part-time jobs with starting wages around 8.50 per hour. Final approval rests with the State Board of Tax Appeals.
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Cleon
American Eagle
Pittsburgh
Ottawa
State Board of Tax Appeals
Township write in votes decided by drawing straws
County commissioners used a straw draw to resolve two write in trustee and treasurer races in Peoria and Williamsburg townships after no official candidates appeared on ballots. Tim Taylor and Richard Mount won the Peoria posts while Roy Cooper and Sam Tipton won in Williamsburg.
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Florida
Franklin County
Peoria
Williamsburg
Shaun Perry
Perry
Peoria Township
Tim Taylor
Richard Mount
Williamsburg Township
Roy Cooper
Sam Tipton
Judge allows abuse evidence in Pomona murder trial
District Judge Thomas A. Sachse granted a motion to admit testimony from nine witnesses about Sharon Ferrell abusing William Coulter, despite Coulter’s death. The ruling hinges on trustworthiness and relevance with safeguards such as police reports, citing Ohio v. Roberts and State v. Drach. The defense voiced concern over prejudice, while the state seeks to prove intent in the second degree murder case.
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Sharon Marie Ferrell
William Coulter
Coulter
Thomas A. Sachse
Ferrell
Pomona
Sachse
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