Oct 31, 2009 | The Times
OTTAWA NOON ROTARY Local outdoorsman and writer for The Times newspaper, Fred Krause, shared his concerns for the Illinois River waterway at the Oct.
Oct 31, 2009 | The Times
Joan Halm, director of community relations for Ottawa Wal-Mart, presents a check to Commanders George Mason and Jim Rissman , representatives for the Ottawa Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2470 Oct.
OTTAWA LIONS The Ottawa Lions recently met at the clubroom on Bellevue Avenue. It was reported Candy Day was successful despite the weather.
'Good friend' to Ottawa honored
The Ottawa police and fire dispatch center that Maribeth Radtke devoted her career to now is devoted to her memory.
2 plead guilty to phony check scam
Two men, one from Ladd, the other from Wheaton, had several criminal counts of burglary and deceptive practice dropped to one criminal count in a guilty plea agreement Thursday sanctioned by Circuit Court Judge H. Chris Ryan Jr.
Ottawan pleads guilty plea in dog pilfering case
An Ottawa man pleaded guilty last week in La Salle County Circuit Court in connection with a missing dog.
OTTAWA: 2 charged in heroin deal
A man and a woman were arrested last week in Ottawa and charged with making a heroin deal.
University architecture class to study downtown Ottawa
A dozen Judson University graduate architecture students will be creating their own designs for the future of downtown Ottawa.
Kohl's employees introduced to Ottawa
Goodbye Wisconsin Hello Ottawa may be the words of the Kohl"s employees from the company"s distribution center in Menomonee Falls, Wis., which will close Jan.
Spotlight: Movers and Shakers: Lupe O'Leary: Preserving Ottawa's past one landmark at a time
The Times is introducing a regular feature in The Times called "movers and shakers" to recognize Ottawa-area residents for their contributions to the community.
96 veterans needed for honor guard duty
Veterans are needed and the public is invited to attend a vigil the weekend before Veterans Day at the War Memorial at the north end of Washington Square in Ottawa.
Ottawa 'Jordan Block' deal bonds appear set
The low-cost bonding authority Ottawa has been counting on for its plan to take over ownership of the long-vacant downtown "Jordan Block" is scheduled to be authorized by the La Salle County Board.
Teachers' Strike At Ottawa Township Continues
Share + Oct 22, 2009 6:24 pm US/Central Reporting Dana Kozlov OTTAWA, Ill. Forget football, spring break and even some of summer break.
Ottawa City Council members Tuesday: Placed on file for public inspection a contract with Northern Illinois University for starting a feasibility study to construct a modern fiber optic Broadband Internet network for the Ottawa area.
Students in charge of Ottawa for a night
Ottawa City Council members and other city officials took back row seats during Tuesday's council meeting as young area students took over their duties and discussions for the night.
Radium cleanup to cost Ottawa $150,000
The Ottawa City Council placed a consent decree on file Tuesday from the Environmental Protection Agency that calls for a one-time payment of $150,000 for the continuing cleanup of the city's radium-contaminated sites.
Court Watch: Ottawa man heading to prison
An Ottawa man's fondness for beer and talking on the phone, which helped investigators link him to a business burglary and later, to a house robbery, were both factors that sent him to prison following a negotiated plea agreement La Salle County Circuit Court Judge Cynthia Raccuglia sanctioned Monday.
CLUB - American Association of University Women
AAUW The Ottawa branch of American Association of University Women met in October at The Book Mouse.
Halverson, local dignitaries celebrate Ottawa titanium plant's final construction phase
"It's a great day in and for Ottawa," proclaimed Congresswoman Debbie Halvorson Saturday morning as she spoke to state and local business leaders inside the International Titanium Powder plant now under construction on the Ottawa's East Side.
OTTAWA NOON ROTARY Local physician Dr. Dave Manigold informed the Ottawa Noon Rotary Club about the history of the Ottawa Concert Association and current programs offered.
Q. Is there any place in Streator or Ottawa that gives free or discounted flu shots for people unemployed or laid off? A. The La Salle County Health Department will waive the seasonal flu shot cost to those in desperate need, such as someone with a chronic medical condition, said Leslie Dougherty, of the La Salle County Health Department.
Kohl's Distribution Center in Menomonee Falls shutting its doors
The Kohl's Distribution Center in Menomonee Falls will soon be closing its doors.
OTHS teachers mourn superintendent's death
Ottawa Township High School teachers met in solidarity late Monday afternoon, not to discuss their ongoing work walkout, but rather to mourn the death of a beloved colleague.
Ottawa Township High School Supt. John Harrison is believed to have committed suicide.
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OTTAWA BOOSTER CLUB Ottawa Booster Club met Sept. 9 with 22 members. The club will pay an extra $60 for cheerleading and pom uniforms since the preapproved amount was $2,900 and the bill came to $2,960. The total money collected for Pirate Chest tickets thus far is $26,230. Chairmen made calls to get tickets in by Sept.
Ottawa man avoids prison for July heroin bust
An Ottawa man, facing possible prison for possession of heroin, was given probation Friday in the La Salle County courtroom of Circuit Judge H. Chris Ryan, Jr.
ZONTA CLUB OF OTTAWA Recently the Zonta Club of Ottawa celebrated the illustrious life of Amelia Earhart, Zontian and aviatrix, with a presentation by Christy Myers.
OTTAWA: Christmas parade in limbo
The quality of Ottawa's Festival of Lights Christmas parade could be in jeopardy.
In other matters during Tuesday's 40-minute-long Ottawa City Council meeting, the council: Declared this week Marquette High School Week in recognition of 150 years of Catholic education in Ottawa.
Inspector General Jim Burns will be at the Ottawa DMV Wednesday
Illinois Secretary of State Inspector General Jim Burns will be available to the media to discuss successful reform efforts that can serve as a model for cleaning up state government at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Oct.
Public special education meeting Thursday
Ottawa Elementary School will conduct a meeting at 5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8, at St.
Flu, pneumonia shot clinic Oct. 16 at Bridges
Bridges Senior Center, 221 W. Etna Road, Ottawa, will offer a flu shot clinic from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, Oct.
Business After Hours Oct. 13 in Ottawa
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce and Farm Credit Services will sponsor a Business After Hours networking session from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct.
La Salle County search team aids with family murders investigation
Members of La Salle County's new Ground Search and Rescue Team were called Sept.