Ottawa woman earns national child care credential
Sherry L. Engelbert of Ottawa received a Child Development Associate credential in Washington, D.C., recognizing her work with young children. She has been a licensed home group child care provider since 1994 and has served on multiple Kansas child care boards and coalitions. The CDA marks a national effort to improve quality in child care, with 46 states and D.C. using it in licensing.
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Engelbert
CDC
Sherry L. Engelbert
Ottawa
Washington, D.C
National Association For Family Care
Franklin County
Kansas Child Care Providers Coalition, Inc
Oc Qurtival Mitaditar
Calam Gao WU Wav
CAL Anal
WLU
CDA
District of Columbia
Council For Professional Recognition
16Th Street
Ottawa Daily Report Hospital Notes and Public Safety
Admissions include Faith Jackson and Frank Martin of Ottawa. Dismissals include Hazel Coffman, Ottawa. Arrests cover Richard Krout of Garnett on a Franklin County warrant and Harry Piper III on failure to appear. Police report John Lilly of Quenemo on probation violation. Juvenile arrests for battery, disorderly conduct, and driver’s license issues. Multiple thefts, vandalism, and vehicle accidents with injuries and non injury notes. Ambulance calls list numerous medical emergencies and sick calls across Ottawa and surrounding areas.
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Faith Jackson
Frank Martin
Ottawa
Hazel Coffman
Sheriff’s News
Richard Asa Krout
Garnett
S. Main
Franklin County
Harry Edward Piper III
U.S.-59
John Edward Lilly
Quenemo
S. King
Tremont
Juvenile Detention Center
N. Main
E. Park
Elm
N. Hickory
W. Seventh
Ronald D. Smith
Williamsburg
Haskell
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Pamela L. Schaich
Abilene
Matthew A. Ammerman
Pomona
Chad D. Rose
Schaich
Ammerman
Rose
Jennie Lorrain Long
Osage City
Franklin
Sammuel Melvin Hughes
Hughes
Long
Lori A. Firestone
Wilson
Cassandra Marie Floyd
Poplar
Firestone
Floyd
John M. Osladil
Osladii
Reno Road
S. Ash
W. 15Th
S. Princeton
E. 23Rd
California Road
S. Poplar
Ash
S. Walnut
Union leader guilty of embezzlement in Kansas City
Joseph C. Rider of Olathe admitted unauthorized use of a union credit card as business manager and secretary treasurer of Local 1290. He was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison plus three years of supervised release and ordered to pay $15,044.46 in restitution to the Construction and General Laborers Union Local 1290. The plea followed his May admission to one count of embezzlement before U.S. District Judge G. Thomas VanBebber.
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Kansas City
Joseph C. Rider
Construction and General Laborer’s Union
Rider
U.S
Jim Flory
G. Thomas VanBebber
At 70 Lyndon woman still barrels to win big
Marian Burns, a Kansas lawyer and longtime barrel racer, recalls starting with horses in 1960s town life and now competes with Apollo Winner in NBHA events. She has traveled to Reno for national finals and plans to attend NBHA finals in Augusta, Georgia, in November. With 40 years of competition, she remains active, saying the sport keeps her young and in shape.
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Burns
Lyndon-area
Reno
Nev
Kansas
National Barrel Horse Association
Dawn Dawson
Alma
Jeff
NBHBA
Dawson
Apollo
Augusta
NBHA
Mighty Man
Associated Press
Marian Burns
Lyndon
Market drop means no raises for state retirees
Kansas public retirees face no cost of living raise next year as KPERS posts about 1 billion dollars in losses over the past year roughly 10 percent of assets. State officials say the downturn will not cut existing benefits though lawmakers may delay future increases.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Public
KPERS
Tim Shallenberger
Robert Woodard
Invest
Shallenberger
Sen
Stephen Morris
R-Hugoton
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Morris
Woodard
Topeka nurse charged with adulterating drugs
Kinta Marie Hayes 43, a Hickory Pointe nurse in Oskaloosa, faces multiple charges including possession of OxyContin and adulterating drugs after allegedly diluting pills with water and substituting another medicine. Investigation by the Medicaid fraud unit led to the case. Hayes posted bond and is slated for Oct. 8 court appearance.
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Topeka
Kinta Marie Hayes
Jefferson County
Hayes
Hickory Pointe
Oskaloosa
Kansas
Idaho
Calfornia
Carla Stovall
District ‘Court
Kinta Hayes
Cherry Thomas
Jefferson County Sheriff's Department
Stovall
Thomas
Experimental aircraft fly-in invites public to view unique designs
From noon to 5 p.m. the public can wander through roughly 20 experimental aircraft arriving from around the country. Educational forums run 8 a.m. to noon with a $26 per person fee including Saturday dinner, highlighting building quickies and dragonflies. Engines vary, construction costs range 4 000 to 8 000 dollars, and most planes take 2 to 10 years to build.
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Stewart
Don Stewart
Fera Sykes
Ottawaherald
Brownback outlines economic plans after meeting notes
Brownback announced his decision to run for governor following a recent meeting and described a series of state-wide updates. He declined to comment on Shallenburger and Wagle, and did not confirm David Miller's attendance. He pledged to back airline industry relief, tax cuts, and temporary capital gains tax elimination to revive the economy amid post terror impact and consumer confidence slump.
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Governor Camp
Brownback
Shallenburger and
Wagle
David Miller
Republican Party
Bill Graves
Washington
Kansas
St. Louis
Cleon
Ottawaherald.com
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