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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2006
Page
7
Severe weather moved into the Tennessee Valley and Southeast. Rain was expected in New England by midnight. Light rain and snow were expected in the Upper Midwest. Snowfall up to 20 inches was expected in Utah and Colorado. Kansas Conditions Hotline provided by the Kansas Highway Patrol.
The Ottawa Herald notes daily Bulletin Board items must be submitted two days in advance. Submissions may be faxed emailed or mailed to the newspaper with public non commercial events accepted at no charge. No phone calls please.
Michigan Valley Community Church will serve breakfast from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. Saturday north of the dam at Pomona Lake. Menu includes pancakes sausage biscuits with gravy coffee milk and orange juice. For details call (785) 453-2296.
Ottawa City Commission sent back the Lakeside Estates project to planners amid concerns over the planned unit development. The Wingerts submitted a first phase with nine houses between 15th and 17th streets, near Siena South Apartments. Planners worry private street traffic and HOA design. if the street becomes city property residents would bear upgrades. The commission will seek clarifications while Wingerts add documents. two other PUDs exist in the city.
Area law enforcement agencies will receive grants for bulletproof vests as part of a federal program. The total awards amount to 238000 dollars for Kansas agencies, announced Monday by U.S. Senator Pat Roberts. Area grants include:
Republican incumbent Phill Kline highlighted a former employee’s 15 year old harassment claims against Democratic challenger Paul Morrison. Morrison paid no damages in two federal suits filed by Kelly Summerlin, who alleged Morrison made a drunken advance in November 1990, with Morrison apologizing for a misinterpreted comment.
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