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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2006
Page
7
Showers and thunderstorms stretch from Kansas to the Upper Mississippi Valley with cold air arriving from Canada into the northern plains. Overcast skies expected on both coasts as frigid conditions spread, per Kansas Conditions Hotline 1-800-585-7623.
The Ottawa Herald announces daily Bulletin Board items must be submitted two days or more in advance by fax, email, or mail. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced free, with no phone calls.
Branson performs at 2 p.m. Thursday at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Third and Hickory streets showcasing country music gospel bluegrass and comedy. Doofus Doolittle billed as world class fiddler leads eight musicians including Randy Newman. Reservations at 785 242 8810. Franklin County retired school personnel meet for breakfast 8 30 a.m. Friday at Blue Sky Restaurant Main and K 68 Ottawa.
Eugene Field Elementary at 720 Tremont Street Otto wa hosts a Freaky Friday Funfest. A chili dinner starts at 6 pm with adults five dollars and children twelve and under three dollars. A carnival runs 6 to 8 pm with games bounce house airbrush tattoos and a freaky science lab. All games cost 25 cents.
The City of Pomona calls a special meeting at 7 p.m. Oct. 17 to discuss the 2006 Building Codes and the appointment of a Board of Building Appeals.
The Kansas Department of Transportation awarded a 218,210 dollar bid to PCCP Patching Mud Jacking and Tie Bar Insertion, Salina, to repair just over 14 miles of I-35. The project covers Franklin and Osage counties, with more than 9 miles in Franklin County from the Osage Franklin line.
Four students were injured when Nichole Saunders' car left John Brown Road east of Princeton Monday morning. Kasey Croan was air lifted to University of Kansas Hospital, remaining in critical condition but stabilized per Central Heights High School officials. Nichole Saunders and Lisa Saunders, both of Rantoul, and Heidi Fortner were hospitalized at Ransom Memorial Hospital with varying injuries. Fortner held overnight. two other students released earlier.
Ottawa School District officials propose adding 14 100 square feet to the maintenance building near Ottawa Middle and High schools. The plan would include eight storage units per school, parking, bulk storage bins, gas storage, a loading dock, and a vehicle wash. The project would be funded from the capital outlay fund and could be phased, with internal space flexible for future use.
Democratic challenger Nancy Boyda runs a grassroots bid in eastern Kansas against Rep. Jim Ryun, eschewing national help while distributing 200,000 newspaper inserts and courting in-state fundraising. Ryun, a former world record holder, remains confident amid party strategists skeptical about ousting him.
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