NRCS sets cutoff for EQIP funding applications
Kansas NRCS State Conservationist Karen A. Woodrich urges farmers and ranchers to apply by December 21, 2018 for 2019 funding. Applications are accepted at all Kansas USDA Service Centers with year round intake, but late entries will wait for the next cycle. Contact local NRCS or visit the Kansas NRCS site for details.
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United State Department of Agriculture
USDA
Karen A. Woodrich
Usda Natural Resources Conservation Service
NRCS
Kansas
Rantoul Maintains Boil Water Advisory After Tank Line Break
KDHE issued a boil water advisory for Rantoul Tuesday after a water line break caused pressure loss. Residents should boil water for drinking and cooking, flush dirty lines, discard ice, and disinfect dishes with bleach. children should be supervised during baths. KDHE must rescind the advisory after lab tests confirm safety.
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
KDHE
EDHE
NRCS sets Monarch Habitat funding cutoff for Dec 21
Kansas NRCS announces EQIP funding through the RCPP to help landowners improve monarch habitat on agricultural and tribal lands. Two evaluation periods are Dec 21, 2018 and Mar 15, 2019, with targets across all Kansas counties for milkweed and pollinator plantings and other conservation practices.
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Karen A. Woodrich
United States Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service
NRCS
Kansas
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
Woodrich
Model T Club Meeting and Lunch in Emporia
The East Central Kansas Model T Ford Club will gather for lunch at 1 p.m. Saturday in Emporia at The Pizza Ranch Buffet on West 18th Avenue. Members will meet in The Corral Room for lunch then hold a meeting and elect officers for 2019.
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Ford Club
Eckt’s
Pizza Ranch
18Th Ave
Emporia
Corral
Lake Region RC&D to Hear Guest on Facility Improvement Program
The Lake Region Resource Conservation and Development will meet Tuesday at 9 a.m. in Franklin County Annex commission chambers. David Carter from K State Engineering Extension will discuss the Facility Conservation Improvement Program and its Small Business Energy Program. Since 2007, 60 FCIP projects in Kansas institutions save about 12 million dollars annually.
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Lake Region
Franklin County
Anex Commission
David Carter
K-State Engineering Extension
Kansas
Don Stottlemire
Carter
FCIP
Ottawa Daily Crime and Accident Log
Daily report recounts arrests for driving while suspended obstruction and leaving scene after a crash on Oregon Road. Warrant and bond violation arrests follow at Ottawa addresses. An accident at K-68 involves a diabetic episode. another Idaho Road crash involves a deer collision.
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Oregon Road
S. Main St
Ottawa
Fernando Chavez
Olathe
Franklin County
Mathew Bohner
Nebraska Road
Trenton Rowsey
Robert Sparks
Kansas City Power & Light
Robert Caylor
Idaho Road
Andrew Putnam
Gardner
Police Activity Reports Highlight Local Warrants and Theft
At 12 23 a m Monday in the 700 block of S Olive Ottawa Mathew Bohnert 18 of Ottawa held for an active Franklin County warrant. At 11 20 a m Tuesday in the 400 block of W Third Ottawa Michael Shaw 32 of Ottawa held for two active Johnson County warrants. At 7 30 p m Tuesday in the 500 block of S Cherry Ottawa Joshua Drum 25 of Quenemo held for an active Osage County warrant. Theft reported at 10 56 Tuesday 225 S Maple Ottawa a 69 year old man said someone was stealing electricity from his property. Michael Shaw 32 Ottawa was arrested and released on a notice to appear.
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S. Olive St
Ottawa
Mathew Bohnert
Franklin County
W. Third St
Michael Shaw
Johnson County
S. Cherry St
Joshua Drum
Quenemo
S. Maple St
Wellsville Police Department Daily Incident Log
Monday entries list theft on Locust Street 400 block welfare checks on Main Street and Locust Street animal complaint on Downey Drive and public assist on Main Street. Tuesday notes include parking complaint on Pendelton Avenue citizen snow complaint on Walnut Street animal complaint on Walnut Street suspicious activity on E Fourth Street and drug possession on E 10th Street.
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Locust St
Main St
Downey Drive
Pendelton Ave
Walnut St
E. Fourth St
E. 10Th St
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Kingman Rd
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Hope House & Life Care
Labette Rd
Eisenhower Rd
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Ottawa Bible Church
Ottawabiblechurch.com
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Orscheln Rn
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Cottonwood Animal Hospital
N. Hwy. K-68
Larry E. Mages
D.V
Trent A. Lancaster
D.V.M
Laura E. Erwin
Oe Animal Shelter
Prairie Paws Animal Shelter
Prairiepaws.org
Santa Paws
Petfinder.org
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