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08 Apr 2006
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2006
Page
1
Brief, readable at a glance news blurbs offer timely ideas to spark discussion and everyday improvement. Compact notes highlight trends, tips, and noteworthy events to keep readers informed and engaged.
Lawrence AP reports a mumps outbreak at the University of Kansas with 21 cases, 19 to 26 year olds. On campus students stay in rooms with meals provided while off campus residents are told to remain home until no longer contagious. Health officials trace contacts as cases are expected to grow.
Herald staff writer Jodie Garcia lists a Mira cle Worker at Lawrence Community Theatre with Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan performances, dates at 1501 New Hampshire St Lawrence. Capital City Barber Shop Chorus annual show at Topeka Performing Arts Center with ticket information and prices. An educational Heart Healthy Diet seminar hosted by Anderson County Hospital at Garnett Public Library with free admission and registration lines.
A series of community meetings listed for Ottawa and nearby towns includes the Art Guild at Carnegie Cultural Center, Franklin County Reading Council at Potter's Wheel, multiple Alcoholics Anonymous groups at First Christian Church and other sites, the Ottawa Area Chamber Education & Health Committee, Lions Club at Poncho's, USC No. 290 Board of Education at Ottawa Middle School, Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance at Franklin County Mental Health Center, and city council meetings for Lane and Williamsburg.
The notice promotes asparagus availability at Range Orchards & Winery calling 785-746-5492. It also highlights Country Living Picture Weave throws as a Mother's Day gift option and mentions ordering a sap.
A home garden and community note recounts waking rose beds lilies and peonies in bloom beside a grape hyacinth patch and pink flowered sand cherry with a yellow lilac gift. Walk Across Kansas encourages eight weeks of team walking across 423 miles for Franklin County a local newspaper column closes with a teaser that Larry will build a pond next week.
A compact profile spotlights Whiter Jodie Garcia and a roundup of local area happenings. The piece highlights Garcia’s community involvement and recent activities, with notes on upcoming events and engagements around town.
Jodies Best Bets highlights a 9 am to noon 3K Fun Run fundraiser for FRETSA at Forest Park with a 10:30 am Art and History Walk led by Bob Marsh in Ottawa. A 6 pm to 10 pm Main Street Uncorked wine tasting auction fundraiser lists multiple Main Street venues. Also slated are a Bleeding Kansas forum on slaveholders in Franklin County and a library story time and book club events plus an E-waste collection at the Franklin County Recycling Center.
A schedule of Easter activities includes breakfast at Pottawatomie Township Building from 6 30 to 10 00 a m with Easter egg hunts at City Park and Fair grounds at 11 00 a m, Ottawa Jaycees Easter Egg Hunt Forest Park at 2 00 p m with registration at 1 30 p m, rain date April 15, Eagles Hall Easter Egg Hunt 524 BE 15th St at 4 00 p m, Ottawa University Easter Egg Hunt 1001 S Cedar St at 7 00 p m, and Living Last Supper at Trinity United Methodist Church 630 N Cedar St.
A 7 p.m. Easter play by Grace Community Church on U S 56 Overbrook offers free admission with recommended reservations. Call 785 665 7117 to reserve a space.
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