Admissions Weekend Highlights Include Ottawa Residents
Admissions Saturday lists Jerry Wallis of Ottawa. Sunday admissions include Shelby Linsea of Baldwin City Rebecca Rossman of Ottawa and Gerald Rose of Ottawa. Births Sunday report a baby boy weighing seven pounds eight ounces to Shelby Linsea and Jamie Dekat of Baldwin City.
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Jerry Wallis
Ottawa
Shelby Linsea
Baldwin City
Rebecca Rossman
Gerald Rose
Linda Smith
Jamie Dekat
Franklin County arrests list shows multiple DUI and warrants
Franklin County and Police Department arrests cover incidents from Thursday night through Sunday. Subjects include Alexandra Wilson 30 Wichita for driving while suspended after a traffic stop. Teddy Sumner 24 Ozawa on a county warrant for failure to appear. Bradley Duarte 27 Leavenworth on a warrant. Bradley Mitchell Jr. 26 Lawrence on two Douglas County warrants. a 15 year old Itawa girl charged with battery of an officer at the juvenile detention center. Stephany Counter 62 Ottawa for DUI and open container. Bailey Phillips 19 Ottawa for interference with law enforcement possession of marijuana and paraphernalia. Gavin Cranor 18 Neosho Falls for open container no insurance and fireworks. Brian Stubbs 21 Lawrence for open container. Shannon Chaussard 47 Ottawa for disorderly conduct.
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Pomona
Alexandra Wilson
Wichita
Franklin County Adult Detention Center
S. Main St
Teddy Sumner
Ozawa
Franklin County
Bradley Duarte
Avenworth
Bradley Mitchell Jr
Lawrence
Douglas County
Franklin County Juvenile Detention Center
S. Beech St
South Main Street
Stephany
Ottawa
South Maple Street
Bailey Phillips
Gavin Cranor
Neosho Falls
Brian Stubbs
West Ninth Street
Shannon Chaussard
Minors Cited After Party. Several Suspected Drinkers Named
Daily Report notes at 1700 block of California Road Paul Rowland 44 of Pomona cited on suspicion of unlawfully hosting minors consuming alcohol after a party with underage drinking. Several minors cited for possession or consumption of alcohol. Reports forwarded to county attorney. Additional incidents include a Saturday confrontation at 500 block of Jefferson Street and a sought escapee case for Ann Dillard.
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Paul Rowland
Pomona
Jefferson Street
Payee
County Attorney's Office
Governor orders flags to half staff in Kansas
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback orders flags at half staff from sun up to sun down through October 6 to mourn victims of the Las Vegas mass shooting at the Route 91 Harvest festival. Stephen Paddock, 64, is blamed for killing at least 59 people and injuring more than 500 on the Las Vegas Strip from the Mandalay Bay hotel. The attack, the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, prompted prayers and condolences as the nation mourns.
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Sam Brownback
Kansas
Las Vegas
Stephen Paddock
Paddock
Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino
Threats reported in Ottawa on South Maple Street
A 25-year-old Ottawa woman told police at 12:43 p.m. Friday that she was threatened by a known individual in the 600 block of South Maple Street. The case is under investigation.
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South Tremont Avenue
Ottawa
North Oak Street
West Second Street
Casey's General Store
N. Main St
Walgreens
S. Main St
Lawrence
South Lincoln Street
North
Davis Avenue
S. Princeton St
South Maple Street
Wellsville Police Department Friday and Weekend Activity Brief
Wellsville Police logs show multiple public service calls across Friday to Sunday. Entries list mileposts on I-35 with assist requests, street blocks for disturbances, motorist and harassment issues, a lost property report, a false report, and a special assignment, reflecting routine public safety operations.
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Main Street
Walnut Street
South Elm Street
Poplar Street
Downey Drive
East 10Th Street
West Fourth Street
Ottawa Fire Department activity report brief
At 851 a.m. Friday authorized controlled burning at 1626 S Willow St. By 10:34 a.m. Friday smoke or odor reported at Walmart Supercenter 2101 S Princeton St no fire. At 12:28 a.m. Saturday a motor vehicle wreck in the 200 block of East 27th Street with no injuries. Firefighters assisted with six medical calls Friday through Sunday.
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S. Willow St
S. Princeton St
East 27Th Street
Court funding ruling limits base per student in 2018
The Supreme Court ruling supports higher school funding but bases the 2018 base amount at 4006 per student, below the 4080 level. The decision sets a tight schedule for the Legislature's response by June 30 2018, with oral argument May 22 and further briefs in May. Governor Brownback will review the decision.
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Supreme Court
Kansas Legislative Research Department
Stroh
Alan Rupe
Kansas City
Kan
State Supreme Court
Sam Brownback
Warren useres diverse art forms to express layered ideas
Warren crafts varied work from vinyl, wood, aluminum, clay and more. Growing up near Ottawa she started as a child sculptor and now explores abstract pieces while aiming for fine art recognition with gallery shows and a Michigan Medical Center exhibition planned.
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Warren
the Kemper
Ottawa
Michigan Medical Center
Ottawa candidates forum set for city and school board races
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a candidate forum for Ottawa city and school board candidates at 6 p.m. October 18 in City Hall commission chambers. The election date is November 7. The Sept 28 edition corrected the forum location error from the earlier issue.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa City and School Board
City Hall Commission
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