DUI added to charges against Erin Plumer
The county attorney added drunken driving complaints to the accusations of threat and assault already made against Erin Plumer. The new complaints were filed Aug.… Login to continue reading Login…
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Woman accused of attacking relation, police
Complaints in District Court say Erin Plumer, the owner of Lindsborg Greenhouse & Nursery, used a car to threaten a woman with whom she has business and personal relations, and choked her. The McPherson County Attorney’s office also says Plumer threatened and attacked a police officer.
POLICE, FIRE & MEDICAL
Aug. 1 Police responded to a 911 hang-up call from someone at Bethany Home.
IN BRIEF
IN BRIEF Gallant delays trial for new attorney Court records last month indicated Emile Gallant was plea bargaining on federal drug and gun charges, but he decided to switch attorneys and ask for a new trial date so his new lawyer can study the case. Last month, his public defender asked to postpone his trial a month for plea negotiations with the prosecution.
No new measles cases in Kansas
TOPEKA — Kansas reported no new measles cases for the third week in a row on Aug. 7, and health officials are encouraging parents to vaccinate their children as they return to school next week to keep that trend going.
Gallant delays trial for new attorney
Court records last month indicated Emile Gallant was plea bargaining on federal drug and gun charges, but he has decided to switch attorneys and ask for a new trial date so his new lawyer can… Login to continue reading Login…
Quake in southeast Saline
At 7 :53 p.m. Sunday there was a magnitude 2 earthquake centered a mile and half south-southeast of Southeast of Saline School, the Kansas Geological… Login to continue reading Login…
Erickson threatens to sue city for sewage repair cost
Lauren Erickson told the City Council on Monday that Lindsborg owes him $1,200 for its share of a sewer repair, and that he was willing to sue for it. Showing the three-inch-thick root responsible for blocking the sewage line from his stepdaughter’s house at 535 S.
Third camera to track license plates
Last year, the Lindsborg City Council approved $7,300 for cameras at the north and south ends of Harrison/Cole streets to automatically photograph the license plates of vehicles entering town and alert police if they’ve been stolen, lost, or connected with a crime. On Monday, councilors allotted $3,650 to install a third camera, where Kansas Highway 4 enters town from the west.
IN BRIEF
Few meals available for Senior Center visitors There won’t be hot meals through the Lindsborg Senior Center next week, as the temporary program at Messiah Lutheran Church ends this week, a week earlier than planned, and the aging agency that hires for the center’s lunches works out how to resume deliveries. Marian Lindshield, the Senior Center’s director, said she will have frozen meals available for people who otherwise couldn’t manage.