Woman seeks to rescue Wellsville mystery building for museum
Wellsville business owner Jeanine Berrier plans to move the 700 block Main Street structure and convert it into a Wellsville museum. She suspects it may be the old stockyard office, cites limited records, and intends to press clues from old land records and photos while engaging the property's owners who are receptive to the project.
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Cleon Rickel Santor
Wellsville
Jeanine Berrier
Main Street
Berrier
Ottawa plans signs directing visitors to local hotels
Ottawa planning commission approves a sign regulation amendment allowing a single-face sign up to 32 square feet and 10 feet high at highway entrances if lodging providers are listed and nearby. Applicants must present drawings and a site plan. opposition cited fairness to other businesses. Jason Camis of the Franklin County CVB voiced support. Wynndee Lee noted the director of planning and codes comment.
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Commission
Wynndee Lee
Phil Hatfield
Jason Camis
Franklin County Convention and Visitors Bureau
Ottawa High School surveillance cameras enhance student safety
Ottawa Police Department spokesman Richard Howard explains new surveillance camera systems at Ottawa High School and three USD 290 schools. Outside cameras include fixed-zoom and pan-tilt units, with interior fixed cameras. Installation costs range from 25000 to 30000 dollars.
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Richard Howard
Ottawa Police Department
Ottawa High School
USD 290
Ottawa High to boost safety with 21 security cameras
Ottawa officials emphasize surveillance as a safety measure with 21 cameras at Ottawa High School and planned expansion to Lincoln and Garfield Elementary Schools. School resource officer Richard Howard oversees monitoring. officials note cameras deter incidents yet respect privacy. Costs run 25 to 30 thousand dollars per school. district plans gradual rollout.
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Ottawa High School
Richard Howard
Howard
Paul Persinger
Lincoln
Garfield
Persinger
Alyson Fuller
OHS
Ottawa
Cheney visits Topeka to back Rep. Jim Ryun in 2006 race
Vice President Dick Cheney campaigned in Topeka to boost Rep. Jim Ryun's bid for a sixth term in Kansas 2nd District. He warned that a Democratic Congress could let Bush tax cuts lapse and pressed that party control would shape policy. The fundraiser drew about 300 attendees and raised roughly $209,000, with donors paying for seats and photo opportunities.
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John Hanna
Topeka
Dick Cheney
Jim Ryan
Cheney
Congress
Ryan
Kansas
Nancy Boyda
Ryun
America
Washington
House
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Randy Newman
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
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Ashley Cross
Cheney Touts Ryun
Bush
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