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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2007
Page
7
Reservoir Level Headlines and Weather Outlook Briefing
A Kansas weather and water update notes reservoirs Clinton Hillsdale Melvern Pomona near full pool with small outflows. The report also says a heat wave in the East should ease Tuesday as a cold front moves in while a Pacific storm hits the Northwest with heavy rain and strong winds. Kansas Conditions Hotline 1 800 585 7623.
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Clinton
Hillsdale
Melvern
Pomona
Kansas
Kansas Highway Patrol
Bulletin Board submission and contact guidelines
The Ottawa Herald Bulletin Board invites non commercial events open to the public and accepts submissions two days or more in advance by fax email mail or in person at the Ottawa Kansas office. No phone calls please.
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Bwilliams
Ottawaherald.com
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Bingo and Story Hour at Pomona Library
The Pomona Community Library hosts Story Hour for preschoolers every Wednesday from 10 to 11 a.m. at 219 W. A St. A smoke free bingo night fundraiser is planned for 7 p.m. on the first and third Wednesdays, with accessibility for handicapped patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
W. A St
Ham and Beans Meals at Trinity United Methodist Church
Trinity United Methodist Church at 630 N Cedar St Ottawa hosts all you can eat ham and beans with dessert and drink. Meals run 11 am to 1 pm and 5 pm to 7 pm on Thursday, bazaar opens at 8 am. Donations are 6 dollars for adults and 4 dollars for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar St
Ottawa
Mom's Night Out Planned by Ottawa MOMS Club
The MOMS Club of Ottawa will meet at 5 30 p m Friday at El Mezcal 402 S Main St Ottawa for a Mom's Night Out. For more information visit the club's Web site or email Ottawamomsclub yahoo com or call Erin Laurie at 785 893 2757.
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Moms ® Club of
Ottawa
el Mezcal
S. Main St
MOMS
Club of Ottawa
Swbell.net
Ottawamomsclub
Yahoo.com
Erin Laurie
Family pumpkin night at Layton Center Ottawa
The Guided Information for Families Today meeting begins 6 30 p m Monday at the Elizabeth Layton Center for Hope and Guidance 2537 Eisenhower Road Ottawa A family night features quesadillas pumpkin decorating and a hayrack ride For more information call 785 242 2183 ext 128
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Layton
Ottawa Recreation Commission meeting agenda updates
The Ottawa Recreation Commission Board will hold its regular monthly meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday in Ottawa Middle School room 600 at 1230 S. Ash St. The agenda includes monthly minutes financials and a special presentation by PROS Consultants on the master plan.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission Board
Ottawa Middle School
S. Ash St
No sew blankets program offered by Ottawa Library
Ottawa Library hosts a no sew blanket making class led by Shannon Leonard. Participants will learn to cut and tie fleece without needles or sewing machines, creating durable blankets in various sizes. The 6 p.m. Thursday session at 105 S. Hickory St costs $2 and requires preregistration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Williams
Herald
Warner
Ottawa Library
Shannon Leonard
Ottawa Library Youth Services
Leon
Ard
Caleb
Xavier
Leonard
Hickory St
Minuteman leaders defend group reputation in Kansas City
National Minuteman Civil Defense Corps leaders spoke in Kansas City to counter criticism alleging misrepresentation of the group. Chris Simcox and others met with police and media to stress they do not act as vigilantes and aim to support law enforcement while observing and reporting illegal immigration. The Kansas City chapter and a February regional conference were discussed as December bookings faltered due to holidays, amid controversy over Frances Semler’s Parks Board appointment and protests by La Raza and the NAACP threatening to cancel events in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Minuteman Civil Defense Corps
Chris Simcox
Minuteman
Minuteman Group
Kansas City-area
Simcox
Ter
Kansas City Parks and Recreation Board
Frances Semler
National Council of la Raza
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Tobacco rules expand on district property use
The district bans tobacco on all district property and in district vehicles with disciplinary actions up to termination. Board president Mike Sipple supports the move. Jolene Alexander highlighted Month of the Young Adolescent and a student presentation. The district will buy 508 West Seventh Street near Eugene Field Elementary to aid future use. Marge Stevens opposed the purchase while Michael Norris was named board attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Sipple
Jolene Alexander
Seventh St
Eugene Field
George
Marge Stevens
Michael G. Norris
Norris, Keplinger & Hillman
Overland Park
EXPLORERS program trains youth for law enforcement
The post has built a pool of trained recruits now serving Miami County and county dispatch. Johnson County has recruited them after graduation, and Davis aims for Franklin County to benefit similarly. The post requires volunteers, good grades, and clean conduct, with a target to start by year end.
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Miami County
Johnson County
Davis
Franklin County
BOOST: District budget projections and state aid per student
The district’s budget stands around 15.3 million this year with 4 374 dollars per student in state aid. Projections for next year total about 15.7 million, up from last year’s 13.7 million. Increased enrollment affects FTE and weighted FTE, which reflect state funding for transportation, vocational, bilingual, and at risk programs.
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