Franklin County arrests and winter weather vehicle incidents
Daily Report details multiple Franklin County incidents with no injuries. Arrests include Justin Donovan on a probation warrant, Rebekah Bennett for failure to appear, Christina Reed for unlawful use of a financial card, and Shawn Shewey for criminal damage while housed in jail. Several accidents cite icy roads, loss of control, and vehicle damage on I-35, K-33, and Tennessee Road with no injuries reported.
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Justin Michael Donovan
Franklin County
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Rebekah Bennett
Christina Reed
Quenemo
Shawn Shewey
Stephen Jones
Lawrence
Wellsville
Charles Eggleston
Paola
Ottawa Police incidents and arrests report brief
Multiple incidents reported in Ottawa. Burglary theft and property damage under investigation at 801 1/2 North Locust. Power pole damaged on 700 North Locust. Thefts under investigation at 2112 South Princeton Dollar General and Blue Sky Liquor thefts. Auto accidents at 1000 North Main Street and 1300 Falcon Way with no injuries. Warrants lead to arrests at 305 S Main Street. Public assists and welfare checks noted on Walnut and Main streets.
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North Locust
Ottawa
Shawn Roe
North Locust Street
South Princeton Street
Dollar General
South Main Street
Melissa White
North Main Street
Stephanie Meskuuskas-Leiva
Kaylie Lavener
Falcon Way
Helen Haresnape
Jason Grube
S. Main Street
Matthew Lang
City of Ottawa
Cal Yenger
Holiday shopping opens downtown Ottawa events
The Ottawa Main Street Association sponsors a holiday open house this Saturday featuring North antique stores and numerous downtown shops. A week later Shop Small Saturday continues downtown shopping. Also noted are the Mayor's Christmas Tree lighting in Haley Park on November 24 and the Holiday Festival and Art Auction at Carnegie Cultural Center on December 6.
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Obituary Leo Sommer 86 Greeley native dies at home
Leo F. Sommer, 86, of Greeley, died Tuesday November 13 2018 at his home. Born May 5 1932 in Lane he was the eighth of ten children of Louis and Theresa Sommer. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 a.m. Saturday at St John’s Catholic Church Greeley with burial in St John’s Cemetery. A rosary is 6:30 p.m. Friday at St John’s Church followed by visitation at St John’s Hall. Memorials to St Rose School or St John’s Church in care of Feuerborn Funeral Service.
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Greeley
Lane
Louis and
Theresa (Schraml) Sommer
Leo
St. John’s and
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Hall
St. Rose School
Feuerborn
Vyve Cares food drive ends today in Ottawa
The Vyve Broadband Vyve Cares Program food drive concludes today with Ottawa residents and nearby communities urged to donate non perishables at 188 West 15th Street Ottawa. The initiative supports local needs through Vyve Broadband.
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Vyve Cares
Ottawa
Vyve Broadband
15Th Street
Police hunt for armed burglars in Ottawa burglary
Ottawa police seek public help identifying two armed suspects in a weekend burglary at a business on North Locust Street. The theft occurred Sunday around 11 10 a.m. Residents are asked to provide clothing details or any information by calling 785 242 1700 or 911.
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North Locust Street
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