Local soldier completes basic training at Fort Jackson
Army Pvt. Aaron M. Setters, son of Tommy B. and Diana J. Setters, completed basic training in drill and ceremonies weapons map reading tactics military courtesy justice first aid and Army history at Fort Jackson Columbia D C.
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Columbia
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Army
Aaron M. Setters
Tommy B
Diana J. Setters
N. Sycamore
Emporia
Natalee M. Orth
Barbara Hulett
Sirloin Stockade
Debate over takings bill in Kansas zoning controversy
Craven of the Kansas Natural Resource Council and the Kansas Sierra Club warns the proposed bill could redefine takings and force compensation to businesses in restricted zoning. Supporters include the Kansas Farm Bureau while critics call it bureaucratic and prone to litigation, conflicting with private property rights.
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Craven
Kansas Natural Resource Council
Kansas Sierra Club
Kansas Farm Bureau
Conservation Forum
Kansans weigh takings bill to shield state liability and property rights
Backers push a Kansas takings measure requiring government agencies that restrict private property use for public health or safety to report risk, justification, and alternatives. They argue it curbs lawsuits and penalties for takings while critics warn of cost and bureaucracy. Indiana notes limited impact from similar laws. The bill exempts cities and counties as taxing subdivisions.
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The
South Carolina
Kansas
Kansas Property Rights Coalition
Finney
Doug Walker
Dosawatomie
Almeda Edwards
Kansas Farm Bureau
Indiana
Delaware
Arizona
Utah
Rick McConnell
Jerry Moran
Kansas Senate Judiciary Committee
Attorney General
Edwards
Jeannie C. Riley Set to Perform at Open Municipal Auditorium
Jeannie C. Riley will entertain Nov 4 at the Open Municipal Auditorium with her group Red River and her daughter Kim Riley Cole. Phil Campbell opens the show. Tickets cost 13.50 and 11.50 for adults, half-price for youth, with box office and reservation details provided.
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Municipal Auditorium
Jeannie C. Riley
Riley
Red River
Kim Riley Cole
Smith
Ottawa
Beyond Video
Butler’s Music
CMA
Third
Hickory
Sader outlines agenda and career in Kansas politics
Sader, a former Kansas House member and Johnson County Community College trustee, describes her path from New York to Kansas politics. She stresses independence in voting, favors cross party support, and outlines plans as lieutenant governor to chair a state policy-study committee and improve health care education elderly care and crime policy with diverse advisory minds.
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The
Kansas House
Saders
Brooklyn
New York City
Kansas
League of Women Voters
Overland Park Area
Johnson County Community College
Hécré
Slattery
Reservoir Outflow Readings Across Several Sites
Reservoir levels and outflow rates reported for Clintton Hillsdale Melvem Pomona. Full level values shown in cubic feet per second with minor deviations from pool readings. Readings indicate consistent outflow near or slightly below full levels across stations.
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Clintton
Hillsdale
Pomona
Bethell to Perform in Kansas City Stages
Kelley Bethell of Williamsburg earned spots at two Kansas City events. She opens at the American Royal Final Showdown on November 5 at Kemper Arena, about 5:20 p.m., singing for roughly 15 minutes after winning the Ottawa Area Country Mart Showdown. She also competes in the National FFA Talent program at Bartle Hall during the 67th National FFA Convention November 10-12 following a pre-convention audition.
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Kelley Bethell
Williamsburg
Kansas City
Bethell
Kemper Arena
Ottawa
FFA
Bartle Hall
Boat catches fire on central Korean lake
A sightseeing boat on a central South Korean lake caught fire while traveling upstream. Yonhap said at least four people died and about 120 passengers were believed trapped inside as authorities struggled to control the blaze for about an hour.
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Seoul
South Korea
Yonhap
A Blooming Florist Announces Short Closure
A Blooming Florist will close Thursday the 27th through Sunday the 30th for vacation and reopen Monday at 9 a.m. Daycare providers meeting set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. Random Memorial Hospital health department continues flu shot offerings with Tuesday hours until 6:30 p.m.
Evening meal at Ottawa Senior Center dinner Thursday
The Ottawa Senior Center schedules a Thursday evening dinner at the center on Main Street. Menu includes ham candied yams salad hot rolls cherry or pumpkin pie coffee tea and milk. Ages under 60 pay 2.90 while those over 60 pay by donation. Van transportation unavailable. Bingo follows the dinner.
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Ottawa Senior Center
Senior Center
Ottawa Herald Rates and Publication Details
The Ottawa Herald advertises subscription rates by method and region. It lists daily publication, mailing options across Franklin County and surrounding counties, and out of state rates with advance payment terms.
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Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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