Vehicle Deer Collisions Reported With Damages Over $1000
At 6 54 a m Monday on Idaho Road a vehicle driven by Anita Peine 62 of Garnett struck a deer causing over 1000 dollars in damage. At 9 05 p m Monday on U S 59 a vehicle driven by Katherine Allan 56 of Pomona traveling south struck a deer causing over 1000 dollars in damage. No injuries reported.
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Idaho Road
Anita Peine
Garnett
U.S. 59
Katherine Allan
Pomona
Theft Reports On North Main Street in Ottawa
A 23 year old Ottawa man reports an unknown suspect entered his vehicle in the Monday 00 block of North Main Street and took property. Police are investigating the theft and seeking information.
Incidents on Main Street and Maple Terrace Reported
Thursday notes public assists on 700 Main Street, 400 Maple Terrace, and 700 Main Street again. Suspect activity at 200 Downey Drive. Outside agency assist at 4100 K-33. Monday entries include 700 Main Street public assist and 1000 Main Street animal complaint.
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Main Street
Maple Terrace
Downey Drive
Grain prices from Ottawa and Franklin counties
Markets list Ottawa Co-ops quotations for Tuesday afternoon with hard wheat 6.79 soybeans 11.96 corn 6.46 milo 6.11. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted prices show corn 6.23 milo 10.58 oats 2.67 soybeans 11.59 wheat 6.79.
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Ottawa Co-op
Ottawa
Franklin County
Usda Farm Service Agency
Kansas deer mating season raises crash risk in fall
Kansas officials warn drivers to watch for deer as mating season nears. Breeding peaks mid November with deer moving more as crops harvest ends and trees shed leaves. November sees the most deer vehicle collisions though incidents occur year round in all 105 counties. The state recorded just over 9,100 deer collisions in 2010, led by Sedgwick County with about 400.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Transportation Department
Sedgwick County
Ottawa Herald items include road, school, and hospital notes
October 26 1911 Ottawa residents report a faster trip to Ottawa by auto, an English Lutheran husking bee with traditional kissing rule, and cancellations of a football game with Lawrence High. A water works dwelling moves, Rhodes scholarship hopes shift toward Ottawa, Garford cars travel from New York, and local doctors urge a hospital. Also notes on cap pistols among schoolboys and frontier gunplay myths.
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Williamsburg
Mart Getchell
Ottawa
Sen
H. Ransom
League of the
English Lutheran Church
John Bohnet
Bohnet
Lawrence High School
R.E. Gowans
Lawrence Today
Haskell
Ottawa University
Lawrence
Rhodes
Oxford University
England
Kansas
Baker
Washburn
Geor Ault
New York City
Pacific Coast
Semple Sanitarium
Public hearing on Ottawa sign dispute moved to Nov 9
A Board of Zoning Appeals hearing in Ottawa regarding a large east side sign on Street near 17th Street was delayed due to lack of public notice and rescheduled for 4 p.m. November 9. Owner Alice Medina seeks to rebuild part of the 100 foot sign after a August storm. she may appeal the city decision to require full removal.
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Ottawa
Board of Zoning Appeals
Charlotte Newkirk
City of Ottawa
17Th Street
Alice Medina
Medina
Overland Park
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IRS Collection
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