Weather Update and River Gauges Report
A cold front brought light showers to northern New England while temperatures dipped near freezing in the Mid Atlantic and Tennessee Valley. Kansas Conditions Hotline 1-800-585-7623 provided by the Kansas Highway Patrol.
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Bulletin Board submission instructions for Ottawa Herald
Daily bulletin board notice explains two day or more in advance submission by fax email or mail, invites non commercial events open to public at no charge, and requests no phone calls. Includes contact details Ottawa Herald address and email bwilliams ottawaherald.com and fax number 785 242 9420.
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Bwilliams
Ottawaherald.com
Ottawa Herald
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Ottawa
Burger Night at Ottawa Post 5901 Friday
Friday at Ottawa VF W Post 5901 3499 N US 59 hosts a hamburger night from 5 30 to 7 30 p m The menu offers a hamburger or cheeseburger cole slaw or macaroni salad French fries or tater tots dessert and coffee or tea The event costs 5 and supports veterans political action.
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Ottawa
N. U.S
Beef and Noodle Supper at Richmond United Methodist
The Richmond United Methodist Church on Central Avenue and Kallock Street hosts a beef and noodle supper this Saturday from 5 p.m. to 7 30 p.m. The meal includes salad and dessert with tickets at 6 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for children ages 5 to 12. those 4 and under eat free. A bazaar and prize drawings are also planned.
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Richmond United Methodist Church
Central Avenue
Kallock Street
Richmond
City weighs smoking ban as public input lags
Mayor Blake Jorgensen noted the hearing drew few restaurant or bar owners. City Manager Richard Nienstedt said a survey by the Franklin County Convention & Visitor's Bureau will show how many local venues prohibit smoking. Commissioners urged staff to revise the draft ordinance for further discussion.
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Blake Jorgensen
Richard Nienstedt
Franklin County Convention & Visitor’s Bureau
Sara Hamm
the Elks
VFW
Nienstedt
Serenity Tea Room Opens On Main Street With Masculine Charm
The Serenity Tea Room at 101 S Main St blends masculine decor with traditional tea room comforts. Owner Gayle Parisot aimed for a unisex ambiance featuring a fireplace stone walls and leather furnishings. The shop offers soups sandwiches quiches desserts and up to 25 teas and operates 11 am to 4 pm Tue Sat and 5 pm to 8 pm Wed and Fri. It benefited from a new rural business loan program via the Fast Central Kansas Rural Business Development Center funded by state tax credits to aid small startups in six counties including Franklin.
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Serenity Tea Room
S. Main St
Gayle Parisot
Parisot
Weigand
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Ottawa Univ librarian earns Kansas service award
Jan Lee librarian and associate professor at Ottawa University received the Distinguished Service Award from the Kansas Library Association. nominators praised her for outstanding contributions to the library profession and support of CULL libraries. Gloria Creed-Dikeogu highlighted Lee as an exemplary librarian and trusted advisor to faculty staff and students.
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Ottawa University
Kansas Library Association
Jan Lee
College and
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Lee
Gloria Creed-Dikeogu
Jan
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Brother pleads for ex-guard to come home amid prison escape
The brother of Amber Goff, a 23 year old former corrections officer linked to the El Dorado Center escape, pleads for her to return. Authorities traced a vehicle 15 miles away in Augusta with items tied to the escape and found clothing believed tied to the inmates near Sayre Oklahoma.
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Steven A. Ford
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Goff
Augusta
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Cowley
Ford
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Crutcher
Associated Press
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Miskell
City, county clash over jail site and bids for law center
County officials weigh options after bids for a new jail and law enforcement center top the $5.5 million cap. The city offered a nine acre site with four to five usable acres and discussed building in the downtown square, while officials consider smaller facilities or different locations.
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Commission
Martin
Martinsala
Anderson County
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