Williamsburg Area Society to Host Evening and Meeting
Alan Cunningham leads the Williamsburg Area Historical Society at 7 p.m. Sunday in the Old Stone Church with refreshments in the annex after. The regular meeting is 7 p.m. Sept. 16 at the annex. Collector plates will be for sale at both events.
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Don Lambert
Wright
Lambert
Elizabeth
Grandma" Layton
Layton
Arrests and incidents in Franklin and Johnson counties
Andrew Charles McNish 22 of 3147 Nevada Terrace arrested Wednesday at 305 S Main on a probation violation warrant. He posted bond. Vandalism damaged three satellite receivers in Pomona. $1,200 loss. Jack L Higginbotham Jr 32 of 810 Liberty arrested at 2520 E Logan on disorderly conduct and a Johnson County civil warrant. in jail on $1,150 bond. Misty Michelle Moore 20 of Midwest City arrested at 2520 E Logan on disorderly conduct. released on $150 bond. A 15-year-old Ottawa male arrested Tuesday at 1120 Ash for criminal damage to property and disorderly conduct. transferred to juvenile detention. Thefts include DVDs stolen June 21 in 2100 block Princeton. losses total $800. other thefts and damages in 1200 College, 1500 8 Main, 800 Lincoln, 1000 N Cedar. total losses $1,510. Wellsville Police: Walter L Pate 42 arrested Wednesday for property damage. must see judge for bond. Non-injury crashes: 12:56 p.m. Tuesday, N Criqui 18 backed into another car on Main. Motter 45 involved. both wearing seatbelts. damages over $500. 1 p.m. Monday unknown vehicle hit Amy Kaub 2002 Pontiac Sunfire in lot at 2101 Princeton. damages over $500. Ambulance calls: 9:43 a.m. Tuesday 800 block S Princeton. 12:59 p.m. Tuesday 900 block John Brown Road.
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S. Main
Franklin County
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Liberty
E. Logan
Johnson County
Misty Michelle Moore
Midwest City
Okla
Ottawa
Ash
Juvenile Detention Center
Princeton
Courtney N. Criqui
Melvern
Main
Linda P. Motter
Centropolis
Amy Kaub
N. Oak
Second burglary probed at Hickory Hollow Golf Course
Franklin County Sheriff's Office investigates a second break in at 3000 block Georgia Road Hickory Hollow Golf Course. Between 9 p.m. Aug 28 and 6 30 a.m. Aug 29 intruders entered a residence and business stealing a printer stereo TV cash and golf gear totaling over 10000. Golf clubs brands include Titleist Spalding Wilson Scotty Cameron Pro Miller MacGregor Ben Hogan Cobra. Call Crime Stoppers 1 888 311 TIPS for rewards up to 1000 or the victim's extra 1000.
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Franklin County Sheriff’s Office
Georgia Road
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Wilson
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MacGregor
Ben Hogan
Cobra
Franklin Couty
Ottawa approves county records center in Crestview building
The Ottawa City Commission unanimously approved rezoning for a county records center, issuing a special-use permit to convert the Crestview nursing home into a central storage facility. Franklin County Historical Society will run the center, offering improved climate control and space for county departments and public access to documents.
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Crestview
Charles Gillette
Franklin County Historical Society
Deb Barker
Historical Society
Barker
State Historical Society
The
County Society
Franklin County
Old Depot
County weighs bridge repairs and reopening timeline
County officials discussed replacing a sidewall and abutment on the bridge at a cost of 38 000 dollars after earlier damage. Residents urged reopening for a fast link to Greeley in Anderson County while leaders consider a one year delay before repairs, aiming to prioritize work this spring. Descriptions note wear on stone portions and a detonated charge on the west abutment, with plans to move utilities on Rock Creek Road 3 and acknowledgment of Ottawa area housing and utilities actions.
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DeJulio
United Way Franklin County to rejoin national group debate ends
Franklin County United Way funds 17 agencies including CASA eight thousand dollars and supports local groups such as Franklin County Red Cross Boy Scouts Child Development and Girls Club while budgeting expenses publicity and awards. Remington notes national group demands rejoining. Felix says paperwork underway as local unit strives to restore ties.
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Franklin County
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Remington
National United Way
Felix
Zation
CASA
American Diabetes Association
Franklin County Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Girl Scouts
Hope House
Chanute florist to give away 10,200 roses for Sept 11 tribute
Chanute florist Alex “A.L.” Pitts will distribute 10,200 roses on Good Neighbor Day in a tribute to freedom and fallen heroes. The Navy veteran funds 2,500 roses while community donations cover 7,700, with 2,500 from past years.
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Chanute Florist
Alex
A.L
Pitts
U.S
New York Firefighters
New York Police
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