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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2009
Page
8
Tonight Sunday calls or online service numbers listed for travel alerts and updates. Provided by the Kansas Highway Patrol via 511 vse and 511.ksdot.org.
Red numbers 9 and 11 match Kansas 2 by 2 results along with white numbers 14 and 18, with a prize of $22,000 awarded. A prize claim is noted for the listed ticket values.
The Ottawa Herald will begin delivering Tuesday through Saturday with Tuesday marking the first postal delivery day. Copies will be available in news racks and at dealers every morning except Mondays and Sundays. The change aims to provide late breaking news to single copy readers while extending coverage to afternoon and evening hours.
Workers at a 20 acre Wellsville salvage yard face a tight weekend push to remove batteries and hazardous waste from the site near Interstate 35. The EPA ordered KDOT and owners Mark and Joel Lambeth to curb oil discharges into Rock Creek and to map, contain, and clean up wastes while pursuing an NP DES permit. The effort, ongoing since 2001 legal actions, aims to return cleaner land without harming Rock Creek which feeds Hillsdale Lake.
The Ottawa Recreation Commission board will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday in City Hall at 101 S. Hickory St to interview architecture firms for the planned recreation center. Jenkins invites constituents to visit during staff hours in their communities.
Staff members for Congresswoman Lynn Jenkins R Topeka will hold wide satellite office hours from 2 p m to 4 p m Monday and Tuesday at the Franklin County chambers 1418 S Main St.
A therapist will provide information and brief mood screenings on Thursday from 1 to 4 30 p.m. at 1418 S Main St. The screenings are free and confidential as part of National Depression Screening Day. For more information contact Scherberger at 913 557 9096.
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