Bulletin Board Showcases Franklin County groups events and volunteering
Retired School Personnel and Spouses meet for monthly breakfast at Country Kitchen Ottawa at 8 30 a m. Vega Fund donations at Pizza Hut 20 percent of sales 5 00 to 8 00 p m Wednesday in memory of 14 year old Kristina Vega. GIFT program hosts family fun night and sloppy joe dinner 6 30 to 8 00 p m Monday Sept 15 at Franklin County Mental Health Children’s Center. Separate programs for parents and kids during meetings with no charge and snacks provided. Pomona Lake volunteers invited for National Public Lands Day trail work 9 00 a m Saturday Sept 20 at Deer Creek Trail Outlet Park campground Pomona Lake. Lunch provided at noon. For information call (785) 453-2201.
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Franklin County
Country Kitchen
Ottawa
Vega
Pizza Hut
Kristina Vega
Jodie Harrell
Franklin County Mental Health
Franklin County Mental Health Children’s Center
Eisenhower Road
Larry Meyers
Michelle Bolton
Pomona Lake
National Public Lands
Park
Deer Creek
Outlet Park
Project Information Center
Hospital Notes And County Arrest Roundup
Admissions and dismissals list for Wednesday and Thursday in Ottawa and Princeton with new birth reported for Shani and Lance McCurry in Princeton. Franklin County Jail and Kansas Highway Patrol arrest logs report multiple suspects, bonds, and charges including driving while intoxicated and suspended licenses, plus thefts and a vandalism incident and a reported car collision near U.S. 59 and 17th Street.
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George Zook Sr
Ottawa
Mary Davis
Rosa Gebhard
Shaui McCurry
Princeton
Leslie Florentin
Nathaniel Ramos- Ranzel
Lois Ashworth
Frederick Adamson
Kansas Highway Patrol
Samuel Alvert
Kansas City
Hearing set on paving rural Indiana Road in Franklin County
Franklin County Public Works will hold a 7 p.m. public hearing in the county courthouse on paving a two mile stretch of Indiana Road between Labette and Rock Creek roads. Public Works Director Ray DeJulio says the meeting will review an agreement petition and cost sharing among landowners, with the project funded if turnout supports it.
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Herald
Franklin County Public Works Department
Indiana Road
Ray DeJulio
Labette
Rock Creek
DeJulio
23Rd Street
Orlis Cox
Harvey Nicholson
Franklin County
Forest Park
Avit
Ottawa
OU passes fund raising goal for Touch the Future campaign
Ottawa University reports surpassing its 18.5 million aim by 1.8 million, finishing at 20.3 million in June 2003. The overage funds endowed scholarships while construction proceeds on a 2.8 million athletic facility housing the Hall of Fame and health labs. Alumni and Mabee Foundation support helped reach the target as OU plans a new fundraising cycle after a year of self study.
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Ottawa University
University
John Neal
Neal
Mabee Foundation of
Tulsa
Okla
Mabee Challenge
Marty Smith
OU Braves Hall of Fame
Hull Center For Health and Fitness
Norman Jeter Sports Physiology Lab
Scherich Brothers
City mulls expansion of neighborhood revitalization program
Ottawa city commission weighs widening the Neighborhood Revitalization District by about a third and lowering the qualifying threshold for property tax rebates from 20 to 10 percent, with rebates lasting five years. The plan aims to attract more downtown and residential improvements and requires approval from city county and school board.
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Herald News
Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
City Planning and Codes
Wynndee Lee
Lee
Ottawa
Wilson
Main
Cherry
City
County and
County Commission
State Fair attendance tops expectations in Kansas
Cooler weekend weather drew larger crowds to the Kansas State Fair with gate revenue up 22 percent on Friday and 21 percent on Saturday. General Manager Denny Stoecklein cited mild weather and the economy as factors while noting advance ticket revenue will come later. Hutchinson saw a mix of livestock, vendors, and a motorcycle rally that added a new twist to opening weekend.
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Stoecklein
Hutchinson
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