Dirt track near Ottawa mystery lingers in history
Readers recall a dirt track west of Ottawa that operated about 1950s to 1960s for roughly 10 to 12 years. The track lay south of Osborne Road and north of the railroad, with only an imprint remaining seen on Google maps.
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Disaster nursing triage drill trains students at Neosho County CC
About 60 nursing students at Neosho County Community College in Ottawa trained for disaster scenarios including a 71-year-old with low blood sugar a lost four year old and a 34-year-old impaled by a tree limb The drill emphasized triage prioritizing patients by severity and vital signs under a code red or code black framework taught by instructors Nikki King and Deb Callahan as part of the program since 2001
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LaShaun Wesley-Thompson
Neosho County Community College
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Ottawa
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Deb Callahan
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Code Black
Ottawa benefactor Marguerite Gibson remembered for philanthropy
Marguerite Gibson, 93, a longtime Ottawa resident, died November 14 at Olathe Medical Center. A major donor to Ottawa University, she and her husband Raymond gave about 1 million dollars toward the Gangwish Library and Gibson Student Center, funding that helped shape campus life and the community.
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Ottawa University
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Mulberry Streets
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First Baptist Church
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