Central Heights school board meeting agenda set tonight
The Central Heights Board of Education will meet at 7 30 tonight in the central office. On the agenda the board will decide on another audit by Bogner Long and hear a request from the little league wrestling program to use school facilities. Other topics include districtwide assessment results parent teacher conferences and district insurance coverage. The Lawrence Arts Center hosts a Bizarre Bazaar Saturday from 10 a m to 5 p m with 50 artists and free admission. Call Celia Smith at (785) 43 8417 for details. A free Thanksgiving dinner is Thursday noon to 2 p m at North Baptist Church served to all attendees enter via basement east door.
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Central Heights School Board
Central Heights Board of Education
Bogner & Long
Little League
Lawrence Arts
Lawrence Arts Center
9Th
Vermont
Celia Smith
Trinity United Methodist Church
North Baptist Church
Pittsburg State Student Earns Anita Laurent Scholarship
Holly Jean Page, a Pittsburg State University junior, has been chosen as an Anita Laurent Scholar as one of five Kansas recipients. The interior design major shines in leadership and family and consumer sciences career interests, with the award covering most expenses for one year. She is the daughter of Randy and Debbie Page and granddaughter of Keith and Betsy Page.
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Page
Laurent
Holly Jean Page
Pittsburg State University
Anita K. Laurent
Randy
Debbie Page
Keith
Betsy Page
Child Care Providers Gather for State Coalition Meeting
Sherry Engelbert and CCPC Inc. hosted the quarterly gathering in Ottawa with attendees from Ottawa Pleasanton Topeka Emporia LaCygne and Mound City. The group discussed the 2001 Survival Kit a 100 page manual with ideas games menus tax tips and record keeping. Since mailing the kit 35 providers joined CCPC and the next meeting is set for February 5 in Chanute.
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Herald
Child Fare Providers Coalition Inc
Kansas
Ottawa
Sherry Engelbert
Ccpc Inc
Precious Generations Day Care
S. Maple
Pleasanton
Topeka
Emporia
LaCygne
Mound City
Engelbert
CCPC
Chanute
Ottawa hospital notes and sheriff police roundup
Admission notes list Shelly Rodgers and Pearl Winters of Ottawa on Friday with births announced for Shelly Rodgers and Tim Rodgers and Meriana Greck and Ronald Greck in Williamsburg. Sheriff and police reports flag arrests for sexual battery indecent solicitation of a child methamphetamine possession DUI minor in possession open container and disorderly conduct with various bonds and municipal court dates.
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Shelly Rodgers
Pearl Winters
Ottawa
Winifred Martin
Richmond
Inez Roberts
Pomona
Waunita Riemer
Martha Couch
Carrol Blakeman
Shelly
Tim Rodgers
Meriana L
Ronald E. Greck
Williamsburg
Overland Park
Sheriff's News
Daniel Louis Cahoon
Charles Dean Richmond
Rantoul
N. Main
Franklin County
Osage
Joshua Keith Roehl
Reno Road
Riley and
Eisenhower
Melvin Glenn Shaffer
W. 2Nd
S. Tremont
Robert J. Sells
Melvern
Lincoln
Henry Thomas Willoughby
N. Mulberry
Princeton
Andrew R. Tate
Cypress
Richard A. Delatorre Jr
Willow
Jeremy L. Sharp
14Th
Cedar
David T. Hermreck
Oregon Road
S. Main
Planners seek meeting with city commissioners in Ottawa
Ottawa Planning Commission plans to meet City Commission to improve communication and share their vision for growth. Teresa Cummings notes frustration over funding priorities and Vision plan, with talks of a retreat, liaison attendance, and stronger planning role before year end.
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Cleon Rickel
Ottawa Planning Commission
City Commission
Commission
Teresa Cummings
Planning Commission
Cummings
Ottawa
Terry White
Fayetteville
Ark
John Merrell
Merrell
Kansas food inspectors seek to catch up after cutbacks
The Kansas food protection program shows aging inspection records with 18 percent older than two years and 5 percent dating to 1992. Brenda Johnson of McDonald Grocery worries about visits while Jim Sheehan of the Kansas Food Dealers calls inspections vital. The department, shuttered by staff cuts in 1983, has rebuilt to 21 inspectors serving about 800 grocery stores, 1,600 convenience stores, and 12,500 restaurants, with each inspector now overseeing 536 establishments.
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Topeka
Brenda Johnson
McDonald Grocery
Johnson
Jim Sheehan
Kansas Food Dealers
Overland Park
Kansas Food Protection and Public Safety Program
Mary Glassburner
Bureau
Food Protection and Public Safety Program
Glassburner
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Safe shopping and licensing issues in food inspections
The article weighs consumer hygiene at stores, proper food separation, and storage. notes checks for damaged cans and use by dates, plus rules on thawing and keeping hot and cold foods separate. It outlines state and local inspection practices, budget constraints, proposed licensing for grocers, and viewpoints from officials and advocacy groups on improving food safety oversight.
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Ing
Glassburner
Kansas
Wyoming
Salisbury
Nancy Donley
Chicago
Safe Tables
Donley
Alex
Finney County Extension
Linda Walter
Garden City
Harris News Service
Carol Crupper
Topeka
Crup
Inspector Seeks Flaws Behind Clean Groceries in Topeka
Hartis News Service examines Daryl Meierhoff, a state health inspector patrolling seven southeast counties and 200 Topeka facilities. He tests sanitizing strength, temps, labeling, and cross contamination controls at Dillons and notes how even clean looks can hide risks. Next, bakery checks follow.
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Carol Crapper Hartis
Daryl Meierhoff
Dillons
Topeka
Chanute
Lawrence
Wichita
Salina
Hays
Dodge City
Meierhoff
Emporia
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Bulletin Board
Daily Report
Jason Karl Stifter
Garrett
Main
It Safe
Ieee State University
Partnership For Food
Parsons
State General Fund
Sheehan
Alicia Salisbury
Ropeka
Ways and Means
Sim H
Bob Underwood
Underwood
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