Ottawa City Building Permits List Shows Remodels and Fences
August permits include remodels at multiple residences such as 1302 Beech and 1529 Davis Road for American Eagle Outfitters sign at 1529 Davis Road and various homeowners like Dan’s Painting and Joe Bowen. Projects include garages, manufactured homes, single family dwellings, fences, and other additions across Ottawa with numerous named individuals and firms.
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Ottawa City
Jeff Cruz
Beech
American Eagle Outfitters
Davis Road
Steve and
Roberta Anderson
S. Locust
Douglas E. Pope
Dan
Joe Bowen
S. Cedar
Franklin County Historical Society
W. Tecumseh
William Schleichter
N. Main
Jon T. Boyd
Apple Lane
Leota Bruce
S. Hickory
Jane Smith
S. Ash
Ruth Jansen
S. Tremont
Joe W
Marilyn A. Smith
Jennifer Raybern
W. Ninth
Mike and
Rhonda Thomas
Barkley
Salb Construction, Inc
Barkely
Jane Staly
S. Sycamore
Mt. Sinai C.O.G
E. Walton
Tom Morrisey
Kaw Valley Homes
S. Oak
Louis E. Short
David L. Bienhoff
N. Mulberry
John and Marie Draves
N. Sycamore
Brison Investment Group, Inc
S. Walnut
David Douthat
American Eagle’ ‘Outfitters
Joan McArdle
E. Second
Francis E. Mastel
Red Jacket
Vernon Horn
Dan McArdle
Andy Ramoly
Ambrose Hernandez
E. Wilson
Vernon R. Moyer
E. Garfield
A. F. Voelmeck
Poplar
Donna Zernes
Brookside Lane
Fred and
Tammy Hall
S. Willow
Bobby Garcia
Greg Lawrence
Lbrb Investments
Rockwood
Sean Williams
S. Euckory
Linda Mitchell
S. Elm
Jerry Harnden
Richard J. Roggenkamp
E. Sixth
Duane Swafford
Roger Phillips
W. Seventh
Eckan Estates
Helen Diamond
Olive
Dick Crooks
Steven H. Elstrom
Bevie
Ther
Ereye
Highway Watch trains truckers to aid troopers in Kansas
Kansas launches Highway Watch to train long haul drivers to spot road hazards and call authorities. Aimed at faster emergency response, the program begins with 25 participants and plans to grow to 100, involving drivers, safety supervisors, and dispatchers from state fleets and the American Trucking Association.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Patrol
Highway Watch
Salina
Herman Jones
Patrol
Jones
Gale Fischer
Golden Plains Trucking
Hays
Kansas
Fischer
American Trucking Association
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Tom Whitaker
Golden Plains
High Wateway Watch
Colorado
Florida
Minnesota
Oregon
Algae Mystery Clears Amelia Earhart Social Sighting
Kansas City reporters and the Delaware based International Group for the Aircraft Recovery pursue a coral reef mystery. They confirm a rusty red blotch on satellite imagery is red algae, not the missing Earhart plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
South Pacific
Amelia Earhart
Kansas City
Yare
Coral Reef
Earhart
International Group
Kanes A Marinené Company
Topeka Tunnels Plan Faces Budget Clash and Debate
Harris News Service reports plans to link the Capitol with four downtown state buildings via pedestrian tunnels. a $10 million federal grant funds the project, drawing support from some officials and opposition from others who warn it could divert money from trails, historic sites, and other projects. The Legislature’s building committee may weigh in at its Sept. 17 meeting. Local business groups are split, with Downtown Topeka Inc. backing the plan and opponents arguing it harms retail and rivals.
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Topeka
State Capitol
Derek Schmidt
R-Independence
Schmidt
Marty Matthews
Department of Transportation
Don Harness
Garden City
Windsor
J. Rolland Chistenson
Lindsborg
Chistenson
Aeieke
Catherine Walberg
Walberg
Mike Stringer
Downtown Topeka Inc
Greater
Transportation Department
Matthews
Capitol
Steve Morris
R-Hugoton
Kansas
Morris
Statehouse
Topeka-Shawnee County
Todd Girdler
Girdler
Harris News Service
Carol Cropper
Cruppercjnetworks
Bennetts
Bennett
Roseys
Rosey
Baugher
Home Schooling Groups Expand Activities In Ottawa Area
Families in Franklin and neighboring counties join PATHS in Ottawa to offer arts, music, physical education classes and field trips. PATHS members share teaching duties and seek veteran guidance while volunteers lead projects through Christ At The Center Homeschoolers and a local girls drill team participates in community events.
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Rosey
Richmond Library
ORC
Franklin
PATHS
First United Methodist Church
Ottawa
Dan Bennett
Christ At the Center
CATCH
Kansas Homeschool Facts and PATHS Community Voices
Kansas law does not specify homeschooling and most families run a non accredited private school. The state estimates about 20,000 homeschooled children amid 470,000 public and 30,000 private school students. Parents must register, provide a competent teacher, and teach 186 six hour days or 1116 hours annually while some families integrate farming and faith into lessons.
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Kansas
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Baugher
Bemmett
Spiri
Power of the Past draws crowds at Ottawa farm show
Ottawa native and Belton detective Hornbeck shows vintage engines and tractors at a ham and bean feed, highlighting his collection of over a dozen tractors. The event, titled The Power of the Past, featured displays beneath tents as attendees toured old farm equipment and gas engines, with plans to continue this fall per Friday Herald notices.
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Hornbeck
Wey
W. Texing
Ottawa
Belton
Nebraska
Chadule
Premta
Herald
Kansas Senate Race Shifts in Polls Against Glickman
Glickman ties Roberts in a head-to-head poll while Roberts trails in approval and re election metrics. Mark Mellman and Neil Newhouse weigh the race noting Kansans may favor independents but history shows few Democratic U S Senate winners since statehood. Bob Dole edged Bill Roy in 1974 amid Watergate fallout.
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Sultant
Glickman
Roberts
U.S. Senate
Neil Newhouse
Bob Dole
Watergate
Bill Roy
Kansans
George McGill
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KDOT
Carol Crapper
Harris News
cPherson House
Dodge Cy
McPherson
Hutchinson
Great Bend
Post Rock
Lucas
Ottersoee
Lisa Baugher
Eli
Garnett
Garten
Department of E
Kansas Plains
Mark Mellman
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