Pomona Council Meeting And Community Events Bulletin
Pomona City Council to meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Pomona City Hall. Stranger Creek to play for OURS Seniors Dance from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Douglas County Senior Center. OURS includes Franklin and Douglas County seniors with a $4 donation. Altic reunion Sunday at Celebration Hall 12 to 6 p.m. Williamsburg Story Hour resumes Tuesdays 10 to 11 a.m. through Dec 16 at Williamsburg Library, free, for preschoolers with Kim Noyons and Lisa Island. East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp will distribute commodities Monday 9 a.m. to noon at ECKAN Center and 10 a.m. to noon at Walnut Plaza Apartments Wellsville. Pancake breakfast fundraiser Saturday 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. Princeton Community Building. $5 adults $2.50 kids.
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Stranger Creek
OURS
Lawrence
Douglas County Senior Center
Vermont
Franklin and
Douglas County
Altic
Celebration Hall
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Community Library
Kim Noyons
Lisa Island
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp
Franklin County
Eckan Center
Third St
Walnut Plaza
Wellsville
Gladys Macdonal
Princeton
Princeton Recreation Association
Franklin County jail dismissals and local incidents
Dismissals list cites Sharon Kaye Thompson and others released on Sept. 10 to 12 with various bonds. Police dismissals include Jerry Thornton and others. Thefts report two rings valued at 1100 total and groceries valued at 21.48. Accidents record two crashes on Sept. 11 involving Pomona and Ottawa residents with minor injuries and drivers at fault for failing to yield and signal.
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Franklin County
Sharon Kaye Thompson
Princeton
Marc Glaser
Quenemo
Roland M. Erhard
Wellsville
Daniel Moore
Williamsburg
Mark L. Ashwill
Pomona
Gene Lohman
Charity Schultz
Mulberry
Ottawa
Jerry Thornton
Dean Berlin
Travis A. King
B. 15Th St
Main St
Praeger launches Kansas health insurance education campaign
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger urged consumers to ask about generic drug equivalents and avoid unnecessary tests as part of a new consumer education campaign unveiled at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson. She stressed patients can influence health costs by asking questions.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sandy Praeger
Praeger
Hutchinson
Bogus donation calls target Franklin County Cancer Foundation
The Herald reports that Ottawa Police are investigating bogus calls soliciting donations for the Franklin County Cancer Foundation. A cancer patient told Karen McIlvain the caller, who knew patient details, asked for 35 dollars. McIlvain stated the foundation does not solicit by phone and conducts fundraisers and memorial gifts instead.
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Herald
Franklin County Cancer Foundation
Ottawa
Karen McIlvain
McIlvain
Cancer Foundation
Mellvain
Ottawa hits roof permit peak as hail damage soars
Local officials report 804 roof permits issued in August and 187 in July, with permits totaling over 1.5 million in value. The city offers free permits for roofs replaced after hail damage until November 1. Vehicle damage claims from hail approach 2,400 filed by Ottawa area residents.
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Newkirk
Padgett
Ottawa Area
Wellsville tackles water issues at council meeting
Wellsville council weighing steps after resident Steve Bohlander complains of yard flooding near Glenwood Acres. Officials plan land surveying and discuss options while addressing a disputed water line under development property. Sidewalk project on First Street and annexation of nearby land also advance.
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Candace Jones
Herald
Wellsville
Steve Bohlander
Glenwood Acres
Bohlander
John Wilhite
Wilhite
Mike Brungardt
Ben Nitcher
Council
First Street
Hunt
Elm Streets
Professional Engineering Consultants Inc
Lawsuit push to boost funding for developmental services advances
A Shawnee County judge allows most of the InterHab led suit against the state to proceed, enabling evidence gathering on claims that Kansas must add about 91 million dollars yearly, a 39 percent rise from the current 231 million, to comply with a 1996 reform. The groups seek at least 300 million in total for underfunding, while portions about past funds were dismissed. The case names InterHab and several service providers as plaintiffs, with two additional plaintiffs identified by initials. Separately, Gov. Kathleen Sebelius discusses selling Cedar Crest, the governor residence, as the home remains on the market with showings by appointment only.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Franklin Theis
InterHab Inc
InterHab
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Kansas
U.S
Theis
Inter Hab
Tom Laing
SRS
Janet Schalansky
Kansas Elks Training Center For the
Wichita
Hutchinson
Topeka Association For Retarded Citizens
Sheltered Living
Tri-Valley Developmental Services
Chanute
Kathleen Sebelius
Cedar Crest
Gary
Sebelius
Kansas River
Potwin
Coffeyville man charged in killing of 2 year old girl
Aaron R. Alger 20 faces felony murder and child abuse charges in the death of Alexis Dawn Murray who died Sept 1 in Wichita after police found her unresponsive at Alger's home. Preliminary hearing set for Oct 23 in Coffeyville. Alger held in Montgomery County Jail. Authorities say he is not the girl's father.
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Murray
Coffeyville
Wichita
Alger
Gossard
Montgomery County
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Pomona City Hall
the Daily Report
Jeffrey Key, Jr
David Durkee
Robert G. Heenan
Willow St
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Durkee
Cedar Street
Amy J. Morris
Pawnee Road
John Laturell
S. Ash St
Ash Street
Morris
Kathryn Larrick
Larrick
Laurie Silk Lawrence
Belle Bray
Bray
R.S
T.R
Leavenworth
Donald R. Grishman
Garden City
Lansing
Grishman
Jim Crabtree
Lenexa
Crabtree
John Pfannenstiel
Basehor
Pfannenstiel
Kansas Department of Corrections
William Dennis
Dennis
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