Rollover wreck injures Jamette Streeter near Ottawa
Jamette Streeter, 39, of Vassar, drove a black two door Ford Explorer off Labette Road four miles west of Ottawa. The vehicle rolled into a ditch at about 11 am Thursday. Streeter was ejected and transported by ambulance to a Kansas City area hospital with serious injuries. Her condition was listed as unknown Thursday afternoon.
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KU journalism instructor placed on indefinite leave over NRA tweet
Lawrence KU associate professor David Guth is placed on indefinite administrative leave after posting a Twitter attack on the National Rifle Association following the Navy Yard shooting. University officials and regents condemn the remarks as unprofessional while defending his right to free speech.
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Washington, D.C
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School of Journalism
Jeffrey Vitter
University
Kansas State Rifle Association
KSRA
Patricia Stoneking
Kansas Board of Regents
Board of Regents
David Guth
Andy Tompkins
Timothy C. Caboni
Herald hires Mary Ann Domnanish as customer service specialist
Mary Ann Domnanish joins The Ottawa Herald as a customer service specialist focused on sales and marketing. Editor Jeanny Sharp praises her real estate, agriculture, and recruitment background and notes she will assist readers, vendors, and the publisher with special projects and public legal notices ahead of a Nov 15 open house.
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Franklin County police and court actions report
Police and sheriff reports show a two-vehicle collision in Ottawa injuring no one, multiple arrests on Franklin County warrants including Delbert Edwards and Curtis Brown, a domestic incident arrest for Christopher Hines, and incidents of vehicle damage and theft with precise locations and losses.
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Franklin County
S. Main St
Zed McGovern
Newton
Jackson Road
William Martin II
Pomona
Martin
Curtis Brown
Ottawa
South Burroughs Street
Christopher Hines
Police Reports And Minor Vehicle Collisions In Ottawa
Police noted a battered 23-year-old Ottawa woman by her 28-year-old boyfriend on South Olive Street at 5 30 p m. A two-vehicle collision on South Burroughs Street involved a 32-year-old Ottawa man and a 41-year-old Ottawa woman with both drivers cited for improper turning. A separate incident on Eisenhower Avenue involved a 28-year-old Ottawa man whose vehicle struck a 70-year-old Pomona woman. Ingram was cited for overtaking left. Fire crews at 11 58 p m on Elith Street found no fire after burned food triggered the alarm. Firefighters also worked five medical calls Wednesday.
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Eisenhower Avenue
Justin Ingram
Florence Milliman
Pomona
Ingram
Ottawa Fire Department
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$600K Brownfields grant aids Ottawa redevelopment plan
KDHE official announces a $600,000 federal Brownfields grant shared by Ottawa Chanute and Fort Scott Bourbon County Riverfront Authority to inspect and clean up contaminated sites for redevelopment. The program funds on site assessments, potential soil and water sampling, and façade groundwork to spur jobs and tax base growth.
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Brownfields Coalition
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Fort Scott
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Weiser
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Kansas
Hoisington
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