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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2011
Page
10
The season opener at home features Occidental University’s Braves against Georgetown College. Page 8 coverage highlights anticipated clash, with local program aims for early momentum in the new campaign.
Four Kansas SRS offices in Lawrence Fort Scott McPherson and Pratt will stay open this month after local governments agree to cover costs for two years. The plan ties budgets to local funding and follows past closures. nine offices faced July closure with five more slated for Sept 30. Franklin County now joins 27 counties in a restructured region after mergers.
Mostly sunny conditions with hot temperatures. Hotline numbers 585-7623 and 511 listed. directed to visit 511.kedot.org for details. Provided by the Kansas Highway Patrol.
National weather report records a 28 degree low at Mammoth Lakes California and a 114 degree high at Bullhead City Arizona marking the day’s notable temperature extremes across the region.
Ottawa police investigate two vandalism incidents this week in city locations including City Hall parking lot and Forest Park. Sprayed graffiti on restrooms and a merry go round prompted costly cleanup, with trees damaged costing between 100 and 225 dollars each. City officials say total costs include labor, reporting time, and expensive cleaning chemicals.
Ottawa and Franklin County observe Labor Day with government offices such as Ottawa City Hall and Franklin County Courthouse closed Monday. The Ottawa Library will be shut Sunday and Monday, reopening Tuesday morning. Some pharmacies stay open, USPS mail delivery stops, and The Ottawa Herald will be closed.
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