Community Bulletin Board Highlights Local Events
Franklin County residents have a busy week with ECKAN food commodity distributions in Ottawa and Wellsville Monday from 9 a.m. to noon and 10 a.m. to noon respectively. Gladys MacDonald guides inquiries at 242-7515. Hope House hosts a volunteer tour Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. Contact Mary L. Yates at 242-4562 or Hope House at 242-4444 for details.
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ECKAN
Eckan Agency
Franklin County
Ottawa
Wellsville
Walnut Plaza
Gladys MacDonald
Hope House
Mary L. Yates
Multiple arrests listed in Daily Report SHERIFFS NEWS
Roberta Lynn Taylor, 32, Princeton, arrested on child abuse charges. bond set by judge. Brian James Todd, 20, Williamsburg, arrested on driving while suspended with $700 bond. Michelle Rae Morrissey, 18, arrested on theft with $300 bond. Candice Lynn Fedor, 20, Canterbury Court, arrested on probation violation. bond to be set. Pamela Jo Arvin, 46, Cedar, arrested on meth possession with intent to sell and paraphernalia charges. bond set. Two Ottawa youths, 14 and 13, detained on disorderly conduct. Juvenile Detention Center. Joshua D. Anderson, 17, Pomona, arrested for failing to report an accident. released on $500 bond. Thefts reported in N Cherry and Ash areas with losses. Carl Jay Messick, 32, arrested for probation violation. bond set. Terry J. Hughes, 41, Marshall Road, reported deer collision. no injuries, damage over $500.
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Sheriff’s News
Roberta Lynn Taylor
Princeton
Brian James Todd
Williamsburg
S. Main
Michelle Rae Morrissey
Canterbury Court
Candice Lynn Fedor
Osage Drive
Apt. F
S. Princeton
Pamela Jo Arvin
S. Cedar
Ottawa
W. 11Th
Juvenile Detention Center
Joshua D. Anderson
Pomona
S. Oak
N. Cherry
Carl Jay Messick
City Commission sets Wednesday agenda in Ottawa
Ottawa city commissioners list items for the Wednesday meeting including removing outgoing City Manager Scott Lambers as contact for state loans, Lambers' resignation to become Leawood city administrator, a public hearing for a new charter building commission, parking restrictions on four Arrowhead subdivision streets, and a Domestic Violence Awareness Month proclamation recognizing Sgt. Mark dAugereau and DARE camp contributors. Also on the docket: Homecoming Parade route along Main Street, a Friends Walk Together fundraiser at Forest Park, and pink ribbon display along Main Street in October.
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Lambers
Leawood
Public Building Commission
Arrowhead
Ottawa
Mark d’Augereau
Ottawa High School
Main Street
Franklin County
Forest Park
Breast
Court to hear Speedway condemnation case
Kansas Supreme Court hears Robert Creason bid to raise property value for 31.5 acre Wyandotte County parcel seized for the 250 million Kansas Speedway. He seeks 640000, citing a natural gas well, while the Unified Government argues against higher appraisal and cites established eminent domain law. The 180 properties were bought for 1000 acres of speedway and related development.
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Robert Creason
Wyandotte
Nirvana
Kansas Speedway
Creason
Kansas Supreme
Overland Park
Leavenworth County
Wyandotte County
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Supreme Court
Kansas
Timothy Orrick
Lenexa
Creasomn
Demolition prep near condemned Ottawa house
Lynn Burrows of Wann Oklahoma with CRI Demolition Havana Kansas readies a track-hoe to gut the house at 810 812 Spedar on Ottawa’s condemned list. Local officials have marked the structure for removal as part of a city program to clear unsafe properties.
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Lynn Burrows
Wann
CRI
Havana
Spedar
Ottawa
Kansas Muslims rally for unity after attacks
In Lawrence and across Kansas, Muslims receive messages of support and act with caution after the attacks. Ahmad Al-Rumaih of the KU Muslim Student Association notes united community ties as calls to mosques go unanswered and officials urge tolerance and protection for the young. Memorials and counseling follow for students at Emporia State as fears and misperceptions surge.
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Lawrence
Islamic Center of
Ahmad Al-Rumaih
Muslim Student Association
University of Kansas
Al-Rumaih
Kansas
Islamic Society of Wichita
Wichita
Bob Knight
KFDI
Wichita State University
Middle East
Wichita State
Chuck Rummery
Topeka
Butch Felker
University of
Emporia State University
Nitham Hindi
Head of Harris newspapers dies
Peter Macdonald, longtime Hutchinson News publisher and former Harris Enterprises chair, died at 85 after a lengthy illness in Hutchinson. A Pulitzer Prize winner in 1965 for Kansas reapportionment coverage, he led in journalism and humanities philanthropy, serving as a Kansas Humanities Council trustee and founder of the Friends of Humanities.
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Hutchinson
Harris Enterprises
Peter Macdonald
Hutchinson News
Macdonald
Kansas Humanities Council
Friends of Humanities
Peter Waas
John Lee
University of Kansas
Salina
KSAL
Salina Journal
Lloyd Ballhagen
Inland Press Association
Ralph Casey
University of Minnesota
Inland
William Allen White
World Trade Center Attacks Spark National Turmoil and Response
After coordinated attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, Bush declares the fight against terrorism the administration's focus. Cheney evacuated from Washington as airports reopen with strict security amid continued searches, rising death tolls, and swift congressional action on anti-terrorism funding and possible military action.
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Bush
Cheney
Washington
U.S
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Kennedy
LaGuardia
Alan Hoffman
Joseph Biden
Ddel
FBI
Biden
CNN
Congress
Osama bin Laden
House
Dennis Hastert
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