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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 2004

Page

7

Bulletin Board submission guidelines issued by Ottawa Herald

The Ottawa Herald announces daily Bulletin Board submissions must be sent two days or more in advance by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced free of charge. No phone calls.

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Ottawa community events list for Wednesday evening

Activities include Ottawa Arts Council board at City Hall 1018 Hickory, Business and Professional Women at First Christian Church 1045 S Hickory, Pomona City Council at Pomona City Hall, Masons at 422 S Main St, Franklin County Commission at 315 S Main, Ottawa City Commission at 1018 Hickory, free pediatric eye screening 5 to 7 pm with Dr Campbell at Frank Eye Center 1401 S Main, Ottawa Library Board 101 S Hickory, Ottawa University Jazz Band at Chapel 1001 S Cedar, and Union Chapter 15 Order of Eastern Star at Masonic Temple 422 S Main St.

Ottawa Community Arts Council Board of Directors City Hall Hickory St First Christian Church Pomona Franklin County Commission Franklin County S. Main St Ottawa City Commission William H. Campbell Frank Eye Center Ottawa Library Board S. Hickory St Ottawa University S. Cedar St Union Chapter Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Main St

Community arts and exhibits in Ottawa in 2018

Ottawa listings include Gallery of Gifts and Over the Rainbow adult and youth classes at Carnegie Cultural Center 2018 Main St. Details show Old Depot Museum Christmas Wreath Market Tuesdays through Sundays with varied hours and admission. Recycling Center schedule, Alcoholics Anonymous meeting locations and times, Celebrate Recovery midweek at Church of the Brethren.

Ottawa Community Arts Council Carnegie Cultural Center Main St Old Depot Museum W. Tecumseh St Elm St Alcoholics Anonymous First Baptist Church Fourth Hickory Streets Franklin County Mental Center 15Th Cedar Streets First Christian Church 11Th Hickory Church of the Brethren Ninth Main Streets

Admissions and arrests from Ottawa area sheriff blotter

The Daily Report lists Monday admissions for Shelly Howard Robert Hasty and Carol Brady all in Ottawa with dismissals for Catherine Jasper from Garnett. Sheriff's arrests include David Ware on drug possession charges, Christopher Franks released on minor in possession, Michael Kile held on drug paraphernalia and weapon use, John Pattison held for failure to appear. Police report Jennifer Calderon on a failure to appear warrant, and multiple theft vandals and vehicle incidents around Ottawa with shoplifting at Wal Mart and various vehicle damages and medical calls over Friday through Sunday.

Sheriff's Department David Robert Ware Cedar St Christopher A. Franks Gardner Michael Ray Kile Maple St John Edward Pattison Ballwin Jennifer Lynn Calderon S. Cedar Sr

Hospital Mercy Ties to United Way Support

Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City serves Franklin County youths with inpatient care totaling 344 days and 1,396 days of outpatient care last year. Robin Rusconi notes the daily counting method, emphasizing broad regional support and ongoing charity partnerships.

Children’s Mercy Hospital Franklin County Kansas City Robin Rusconi Rusconi

United Way supports Children's Mercy Hospital care needs

The United Way of Franklin County funds offset uncompensated care at Children's Mercy Hospital Kansas City. In 2003 Franklin County reported over 1.4 million dollars in uncompensated care. The drive aims to provide essential care through local doctors and hospitals, with an $8,000 goal for 2005.

Children's Mercy Hospital Children’s Mercy Hospital Kansas City Ottawa United Way Rusconi Franklin County United Way Children's Mercy Gillham Road Childrens-Mercy.org

Rising inmate numbers push Johnson County jail toward regional solution

Johnson County jail now holds 60 to 65 local inmates daily with no out-of-county inmates for eight months. Past revenue of 320 to 600 dollars per day, totaling about 120 thousand dollars in 2003, has ended. County officials consider options like office moves or third-floor remodeling, but favor a regional jail with Franklin, Miami, Anderson, Linn, Coffey and Osage counties, awaiting after the November election when sheriffs in Anderson and Osage change.

Johnson County Davis Franklin Miami Anderson Linn Coffey Osage

Budget overages strain county road project cash flow

Higher fuel costs and widened construction expenses push outlays for road and bridge projects. Equipment purchases exceed by 51 700 dollars due to diesel and gasoline rises while construction costs climb 171 000 dollars for asphalt cover material and seal coat. County officials seek explanations from former Public Works Director on overspends and plan budget adjustments before next year’s publication to cover all costs.

Haag Public Works Ray DeJulio Waymire

Commissioners mull actions over unsafe homes at City Hall

A concerned resident says vacating run-down homes may infringe occupant rights while authorities consider steps. Lee argues for proactive intervention without waiting for police input after a potential accident. Commissioners set regular meeting for 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at City Hall.

Lee City Hall First Hickory Streets

Judge Judy eyes Kansas dog bite case in Hollywood rollout

Lawrence family pursues a small-claims suit after ten year old Claire Hunt was bitten on Jeffery Frye’s unfenced lawn. Frye contests the injury and says Claire trespassed. A Judge Judy producer invited them to film in Hollywood, sparking doubt over facing the outspoken TV judge.

Lawrence Claire Hunt Claire Hollywood Jon Nancy Hunt Jeffery Frye Applesauce Douglas County District Court

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Bulletin Board the Daily Report Shelly Howard Robert James Hasty Carol Brady Catherine Jasper Garnett Rock Creek Road South Oak Street Police News North Main Street East Fifth Street Wal-Mart Canterbury Court Ronald W. Wood Baldwin City Colorado Road George Sayers Todd D. Howerton West Fourth Street Irene Steffey Indiana Road West 15Th Street East South Street Oregon Road West A Street South Maple Street Hospital Mercy John Nowak The S. Mulberry St Judge Judy Kansas
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