Vandalism hits taxpayers as costs rise for cleanup
A vandalism incident sparks taxpayer costs and cleanup efforts, with details and impact discussed on page 7.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2011
Page
7
A vandalism incident sparks taxpayer costs and cleanup efforts, with details and impact discussed on page 7.
OU's turf Braves prepare for a home opener against Georgetown College, with game details appearing on page 8. The matchup features coaches and players from both teams, highlighting early season tensions and regional rivalry stakes.
Wellsville city leaders unanimously approved an ordinance allowing small beer gardens on a case by case basis. Owner Mike Chilton seeks a garden outside Chili Jacks during Wellsville Days Sept 23 to 25. Gardens require state and city permits, cost 50 dollars per day up to 200, and permits may be requested four times per year.
Workers from Huston Contracting Inc. update landscaping on West 15th Street around a newly installed fiber optic junction box as Ottawa gains access to AT&T U-Verse. AT&T spokesman Chris Lester says the company is excited but cannot discuss timelines and will announce details soon.
Franklin County Recycling Center donated about 150 to the Franklin County Cancer Foundation last month. The center at 2039 S Elm St now accepts aluminum can donations for the group, with options for prearranged requests or loads under two pounds. The program benefits nonprofits like Prairie Paws and Toys for Tots as well, county officials say. No local tax dollars are used. donations come from recycling proceeds.
After surviving breast cancer Joan Cook sought to repay aid received by helping cancer victims locally. She spent 15 years with the American Cancer Society before joining Franklin County Cancer Foundation, which focuses on direct financial help to county residents. The two groups have distinct missions with the Foundation emphasizing immediate patient support while the ACS funds research and education.
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