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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2013
Page
1
Hope House Food Pantry Helps Franklin County Families
Dozens line up at Hope House 302 S Walnut St Ottawa to receive food and clothing as volunteers including Beverly Hjorth manage inventory. Since 1990 the nonprofit aids with food pantry clothing and housing help for residents meeting needs through weekly openings and monthly clothing access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Newmaster
Sheri Dieterich
Hope House
S. Walnut St
Ottawa
Doug Carder
Herald
Stephanie
Beverly Hjorth
Hjorth
Franklin County
South Third
Walnut Streets
Brenda
Richmond
Yates
Garfield Elementary roof deemed safe but needs repairs
Structural engineer Wayne Davis of Bob D. Campbell and Co. found the Garfield Elementary roof shows no potential for failure and is safe, though repairs are still required. The district hired Davis after The Garland Company questioned code compliance, tying into a civil suit filed April 13, 2011 against Manning Construction and subs over leaks and floor cracks from 2005 projects at Garfield and Lincoln elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Carder
Herald
Garfield Elementary
Wayne Davis
Bob D. Campbell
Garland Company Inc
Kansas City
Garfield
Leslie
Manning Construction Company
Ottawa
Manning Construction
Lincoln
Manning
N. Milner Road
S. College St
Quadruple homicide case as prosecutors drop mental health records bid
Franklin County prosecutors withdrew a motion to obtain Kyle Flack's mental health records in the quadruple murder case in Ottawa. The 28-year-old is charged with killing three adults and an 18 month old in early May west of Ottawa. The court sealed the subpoena details and is not discussing the move after defense objections. The state may refile the request in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Carder
Herald
Kyle Flack
Franklin County
Ottawa
Stephen Hunting
Flack
Victor Braden
State of
Kansas
Hunting
James Ward
Ronald Evans
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