Bulletin Board submission instructions for Ottawa Herald
Daily bulletin board notice explains two day advance submissions by fax email or mail. Open to public non commercial events announced free. No phone calls. Contact Ottawa Herald at 104 South Cedar Ottawa Kansas 66067.
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Pomona Council Meets to Set Water Rates and Meals Contract
Pomona City Council will hold its regular meeting at 7 p.m. in Pomona City Hall to discuss water rate increases to bolster the water reserve fund and renewing the Mid-America Nutrition meals contract for the Pomona Senior Center. Lane festival set Sept 18 at Lane United Methodist Church features brisket or fried chicken with sides, $6 for ages 12+, $3 for ages 6-12, free for under 5.
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Pomona City Hall
Mid-America Nutrition
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Ottawa event lineup for today and Friday
Meetings and events listed include Basic Computer Skills at Ottawa Library, Vietnam Veterans at Ransom Memorial Hospital, Ottawa school bond campaign meeting at Ottawa Middle School, Ottawa High School open house, ACT Ottawa at Carnegie Cultural Center, Franklin County Conservation District office hours, and Wellsville KC Crazers burnout contest plus Galyan Titus and Band concert at The Potter’s Wheel with venue details and times.
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Ottawa
S. Hickory St
Vietnam Veterans of America
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
Ottawa Middle School
S. Ash St
Ottawa High School
Carnegie Cultural Center
Franklin County Conservation District
E. 23Rd St
KC Crazers
Wellsville
Galyan Titus
Potter's Wheel
Hospital Notes and Local Arrest Summary
Admissions include Dorothea O Neal Ottawa Sara Gollier Ottawa Wilma Everett Quenemo Betty Bowman Pomona Elsie Birdene Kelly Ottawa Dismissals include James Gregory III Pomona Eleanor Kissinger Ottawa Robert Messinger Ottawa Franklin County Jail SHeriffs Department Arrests list multiple individuals with charges including driving while suspended intoxicated theft battery and probation violations. Several are released on bond while others remain in custody or await further action.
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Dorothea O’neal
Ottawa
Sara Gollier
Wilma Everett
Quenemo
Betty Bowman
Pomona
Elsie Birdene Kelly
James Gregory III
Eleanor Kissinger
Robert Messinger
Franklin County
Francis Dike Tharos
Greeley
Christopher L. Adell
John R. Penner
S. Cedar St
Stephanie Rae Edwards
Lawrence
Lee A. Butler
S. Willow St
Larry A. Barrett
Indiana Road
Kelli C. Anson
Lincoln St
Gordon Edward McDowell Jr
Paola
Bobby Joe Bunyard
S. Walnut St
Pomona Man Dies In Hanging Found By Friend
The death of 47 year old Jack R. Gill in Pomona appears to be a self inflicted hanging. He was found by a friend at his home on East B Street around 9 16 p m. Investigators say the case is under investigation but preliminary findings indicate a death by own action.
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Pomona
Jack R. Gill
East B Street
Franklin County
Kevin Kimball
Kimball
Boundary road paving eyed by two counties
Anderson and Franklin County officials met in Ottawa to discuss paving the boundary road from U S 59 west to Emerald. Franklin County plans traffic counts and seeks estimates with Anderson County engineers to gauge economic benefits and potential chip and seal upgrades, with flood prone section posing challenges.
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Franklin
Boundary Road
Herald Statt
Anderson County
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
U.S. 59
Emerald
Ottawa
Donna Schmidt
Ray DeJulio
Jim Haag
Sion
Ed Taylor
Don Hay
Taylor
Gene Highberger
Dean Register
United Way drives support for 17 Franklin County agencies
Volunteers kick off a drive to raise 175000 for seventeen local service organizations and agency admin costs. Eight volunteers will contact over 270 potential donors, aided by spreadsheet tracking to improve efficiency and future recruitment, with a final total announced at the Victory Lunch on December 1.
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United Way
Candace Jones
Franklin County
Judy Hasty
Wynndee Lee
Hasty
United Way Board
Bill Gray
American Diabetes Association
Wyandotte
The
American Red Cross
Anderson
Franklin
Miami
Heart of America Council of Boy Scouts of America
Kansas City
CASA
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Leanne Hiner
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lee
County mails 18000 tax bills yearly in 11.5 and 25 percent rules
The county values homes at 11.5 percent and businesses at 25 percent of appraisal for tax bills totaling about 18 000 annually. Debbie Hough’s office mails them, collecting funds for state and local governments while taxpayers voice frustrations.
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Perry
Debbie Hough
Assessed valuation vs appraisal in property tax explained
The Herald Staff explains assessed valuation and fair market value, how appraisers compare similar properties, and how sale prices influence appraisals. It covers protest processes, use value for farm land, and payment options including unusual May 10 second-half due date. It notes state rules on auto taxes and payment timing.
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Steve Brown
Brown
State Board of Tax Appeals
Hough
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