November 22, 2024

News Blog

SNETHEN ON WATER LINE FLUSHING

The city of Ottawa has started its annual chlorine flushing program of the water lines. Assistant Utilities Director Scott Snethen says customers can be part of the solution: Snethen says the flushing…

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SILCOTT ON KIOSK

The kiosk near the Ottawa City Hall is out of order, if you didn’t already know. City Manager, Brian Silcott says whether it will be restored to operation is up in the…

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ANCO EMS GETS AWARDS

Anderson County Emergency Medical Services has received state-level recognition from the Kansas Emergency Medical Services Association. First, Sherry Schmitz, Advanced Emergency Medical Technician and Department Lead, was honored as Advanced Life Support…

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MARTIN ON NURSING HOME

At a recent meeting, the Ottawa Planning Commission recommended approval of a conditional use permit for a project at 1201 West 15th Street. Ottawa Planner, Zack Martin says it is for a…

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OTTAWA POLICE CRIME TIPS

The Ottawa Police Department is posting the top 10 prevention and safety tips to make Ottawa a safer community. Summer time can be a time when crime increases and you can do…

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OLDEST PERSON DIES

Some sad news, the world’s oldest person, Maria Branyas Morera has died at the age of 117. She was born in San Francisco in 1907, when the city was suffering from a…

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KOBACH AND KELLY JOIN FORCES

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly and Attorney General Kris Kobach are joining forces in an effort to protect the state’s waters from an invasive species of fish. Kelly and Kobach issued a joint…

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OTTAWA POLICE CRIME TIPS

The Ottawa Police Department is posting the top 10 prevention and safety tips to make Ottawa a safer community. Summer can be a time when crime increases and you can do your…

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CHAMBERS GUILTY IN ANCO

A local man who held law officers at bay with an AR-15 rifle last October was convicted of associated felonies last week in Anderson County District Court and will be sentenced September…

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PAOLA COUNCIL SEAT OPEN

The Paola City Council has an open seat. Kathy Peckman has stepped down from her Paola City Council Ward 3 seat due to health issues. Eligible residents interested in filling the seat…

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MICO RESULTS FINAL

The August 6th Miami County primary election results are final after the canvass yesterday morning,August 19th. Although 28 ballots were added to the overall totals, Miami County Commissioner George Pretz maintained his…

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ALVARADO PLEAS GUILTY TO LESSER CHARGE

One of the four homicide suspects in the Franklin County Detention Center was in court Monday, August 19th. Anthony Alvarado was sentenced to 43 months in prison for battery on a corrections…

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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

The Democratic National Convention began last night, August 19th, in Chicago, with Kamala Harris, who supposedly has secured enough delegates for the Democratic party’s nomination. President Biden was the keynote speaker last…

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PERRY ON 5 YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS

AdventHealth Ottawa officials were at the Franklin County Commission meeting to give a report on various facets of the operation. Chief Financial Officer, Shawn Perry, says there’s been a lot accomplished in…

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STUDENT OPPORTUNITY

With the new school year underway, the USD 290 School District is working hard with the Franklin County Development Council to ensure all students in the district are ready for what lies…

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PANASONIC TO BE IN OTTAWA

The Franklin County Development Council is partnering with the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce and Ottawa University to host an informational session with representatives from Panasonic. They will share an update on the…

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TESLA ROBOT JOBS

Need a job? Willing to spend hours on end in a motion capture suit? Tesla is hiring data collection operators at $48 an hour to train its humanoid robots. The job involves…

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SCHOOL LUNCH PRECAUTIONS

For many parents, back to school time is celebration time! … … many parents are preparing, so called, brown bag lunches for the kids to take to school, although USDA food safety…

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ANCO GRANT WRITER

As the new city/county grant writer, Jessica Mills hopes her varied background in sales and a broad work experience will be an asset that will help gather financial resources for various projects…

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