Ottawa Arts Center offers nine adult classes this fall
Ottawa Community Arts Council presents nine adult classes at the Arts Center. Topics include Portrait Drawing, Charcoal and Pencil, Calligraphy, Stained Glass, Water Colors, Clay, and more with weekly sessions through late November. Tuition typically 25 dollars with supplies extra. preregistration advised at 242-8478.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Arts Center
OCAC
Joyce Hitch
Ottawa Middle School
Ruth Janssen
Ottawa
Kathleen Shull
Lawrence
Stull Life
Karen McAdoo
Ottawa High School
Kelly Pinch
Don Lambert
Lambert
Elizabeth
Larry Kirkwood
Washington professor to address apportionment talk
Brent Bradbury, associate professor of mathematics at Washington State University, will present The Apportionment Problem at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Ottawa University Chapel. He will discuss apportionment of the House of Representatives as directed by the Constitution, noting Kansas lost one seat this year.
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Washington
Brent Bradbury
Washington State University
Ottawa University
Bradbury
House of Representatives
Kansas
WSU
Joseph Eugene Baldeck
Laura J. Baxter
Megan L. Denton
J. Heath Duncan
Terry L. Erisman
Gina L. Garvin
Sarah A. Gibson
Lisa L. Hinderliter
Becky A. Katzer
Tim R. McCune
Darren C. McElvesh
Jodi R. Snook
David J. Testorff
Angie D. Warren
Allison R. Woodall
Kimberly M. Young
Margy Porter
Franklin County
Eugene
City plans long range housing and growth steps
City commissioners outline a long range plan touching housing redevelopment with demolition to clear unsafe structures and grant aided projects. A study will map growth feasibility, utility extensions, road networks, annexation options, and cost sharing with developers to boost affordable housing and update the 1985 plan.
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Planning and
Commission
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Neosho Community College
Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County Engineer Bob Chamberlin to retire this year
Franklin County Engineer and Public Works Director Bob Chamberlin, 64, announced plans to retire near year end. With 41 years of service since 1983, he highlighted a bridge replacement program that建设约30座桥梁. He and his wife Mary Ann will remain in the Ottawa area, reflecting deep roots in the community.
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Franklin County
Bob Chamberlin
Chamberlin
County Chamberlin
Mary Ann
Ottawa
Weather and Local Log Notes From Ottawa
Forecast calls for clear skies tonight with a low near 50 and light south winds. Extended regional outlook shows no rain through Saturday with highs in the 70s to mid 80s and lows in the 50s. Local log from Ottawa Water Plant includes yesterday's high 104, rec. high 104 in 1953, yesterday's low 27 in 1908, barometer 30.52 and rising, sunset 7:08, sunrise 7:16, with hourly temps ending 11 am today.
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Kansas
Ottawa
The Ottawa Herald Publication Rates 1892 and Later
This item lists subscription rates for The Ottawa Herald dated March 16, 1892 and afterward. It shows pricing for Ottawa carriers, rural routes, motor routes, Franklin County mail, adjacent counties, state mail, and out-of-state mail, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly terms and notes that all rates are prepaid and include sales tax.
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Franklin
Kansas
District panel outlines school locker project and goals
School staff must submit technology plans by January 18 and job descriptions by March 1. A district plan addressing building needs is due by April 1. Board member Dieterich says goals aim for measurable progress, with long term aims requiring ongoing input from teachers, students, and parents.
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Dieterich
Ottawa Board approves locker purchase for athletics and PE
Ottawa's Board of Education will spend about 16482 dollars for nearly 300 lockers at Ottawa Middle School. The board accepted the bid from Royal Equipment of Kansas City to buy and erect the lockers. Superintendent Don Duncan reported total district enrollment at 2405 students and an FTE enrollment of 2303. He noted the 1992-93 budget authority was projected at 2320 FTE, with final authority slightly below due to fewer students.
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Ottawa
Board of Education
Ottawa Middle School
Royal Equipment
Kansas City
Kan
Don Duncan
Herald
Duncan
Community Ads and Event Listings for Princeton Area
A collage of short notices and brief ads includes aerobics at Methodist Gym, gift shop offerings from Sut ton's, a grand opening for Arts Council fall classes with Goliath start date, Cornerstone Bookstore promotions, hair fixing by Delores Williams, household hazardous waste information for Franklin County, Halloween chocolates at Chocolate Shack, River Run T-Shirts at Chuck's Auto Parts, grain trading at Princeton Grain Co, quilt classes at Chris' Corner, Shuckin' Days event at Sylvester Ranch, and holiday layaway from Sutton's Jewelry. Many items list contact numbers and October dates.
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Arts Council
Bulletin Board
County Treasury
Mary Alice Hintz
Franklin County Treasurer's
Hintz
County
Aaron Davis
Wichita State University
Owawa High School
Davis
Central Heights High School
City Commissioners
15Th Street
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Boys Club
Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
Clinton
I Hillsdale
Melvern
Pomona
The
Ottawa Herald
Ove
Aim
Cadar
Dim F. Hitch
Vay Bemis
Tom Love
Pag Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ad Briefs
Methodist Gym
M& W
U.S
Sutton's
S. Main
Delores Williams
Electray
CedJulia County
Clark, Pd
Dautio Camp
Eugene Field Carival
Fli
Thareattar. Fr. Co. Health Dept
FR. CO
Chocolate Shack
OLE Marais River Run
Chuck's Auto Parts
South Conoco
Princeton Grain Co
Princeton
Chris
Sylvester Ranch
Tlo
Sutton's Jewelry
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