Bulletin Board submission guidelines for Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald announces daily Bulletin Board submissions are accepted two days or more in advance by fax email or mail. Non commercial public events can be announced at no charge. No phone calls please.
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Ottawaherald
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
May Day Storytime and Mother's Gift Making at Ottawa Library
Registration is under way for a May Day Storytime at the Ottawa Library with sessions at 10 am and 7 pm on May 1. Children will hear stories, have snacks, and make a May basket. Also open for registration is a Mother’s Day Gift making event for children 7 and older at $3 per child. Borderline Country performs at the OURS seniors dance 6 pm to 9 pm Sunday at the Douglas County Senior Center. Wellsville kindergarten screening set for May 7 with appointments via Wellsville Schools.
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Ottawa
Hickory St
Borderline Country
OURS
Douglas County Senior Center
Vermont St
Lawrence
Franklin, Douglas
Wellsville
Continued Programs and Exhibits In Ottawa Arts Council
Ottawa Community Arts Council presents Art by COF students and Eliia Thompson at Carnegie Cultural Center, plus Over the Rainbow art and music classes for families at Old Depot Museum. Jefferson’s America Lewis and Clark exhibit runs Tue–Sat 10–4 and Sun 1–4 at 135 W Tecumseh. Admission $3, students $1, under preschool free. Also Recycling Center hours M–F 7–3 and Sat 9–1 at 2038 S Elm. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at First Baptist Church basement and Franklin County Mental Health Center schedule.
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Ottawa Community Arts Council
COF
Eliia Thompson
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Old Depot Museum
Jefferson's America
Lewis & Clark and Western
W. Tecumseh St
Ottawa events and shows fill weekend schedule
The Ottawa area hosts a jam packed weekend with community events. Eugene Field Elementary hosts a Mexican Fiesta Carnival at 6 to 8 pm. Meeker Awards Banquet occurs at Ottawa University at 6 30 pm. Ottawa High School presents Plaza Suites at 7 pm and 7 pm again later. Ottawa University stages Thiers and Fuddy Meets at 8 pm. Saturday features the Parade of Homes by Franklin County Board of Realtors and Prairie Flyers at the Ottawa Municipal Airport. Sunday offers Ottawa University Symphonette Concert at 3 pm and a 6 to 9 pm OURS Dance at the Douglas County Senior Center.
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Eugene Field
Eugene Field Elementary School
Tremont St
Meeker
Ottawa University
Cedar Streets
Ottawa High School
Plaza Suites
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Thiers
10Th
Cedar Caret
Franklin County Board of Realtors
Prairie Flyers Experimental Aircraft Association
Ottawa Municipal
Montana Road
Plaza
Hickory Streets
Ottawa University Theatre
10Th and
Chapel
Douglas County Senior Center
Vermont St
Lawrence
Ottawa area admissions and jail arrests report
Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals for Ottawa and Williamsburg including Mary Jane Lebeck Wanda Rideau Michael O Connor Myla Hogan and Mildred Rechtfer tig. Jail and police notes record warrants, bonds, theft, animal harboring and partial addresses with names such as Gary Lee Jones Jr Donna Rahe Wendy Blanton Ronald Sousa Eric Reed Steven Van Ostran and others tied to warrants or charges.
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Mary Jane Lebeck
Ottawa
Wanda Rideau
Michael O’connor
Franklin County
Sheriff's Department
Gary Lee Jones Jr
Lawrence
Donna Sue Rahe
Dewitt
Ned
Wendy Lee Blanton
Second St
Ronald Paul Sousa
Waverly
Eric David Reed
S. Osage Drive
Steven C. van Ostran
Mulberry St
County residents oppose county nuisance ordinance proposal
Franklin County Commission faced a chilly public hearing on an anti nuisance plan to speed up cleaning of junk cars weeds and other nuisances. About 40 residents attended with 10 offering questions as officials explained 10 day appeal and possible costs charged to property taxes.
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Franklin County Commission
Shaun Perry
County Commission
Blaine Finch
Tom Stottlemire
Peoria
Commission
Ed Taylor
Finch
Elbert Swank
Williamsburg
Larry Walrod
Walrod
Kenneth Stottlemire
Taylor
Local ministers urge all to join nation in prayer
Ottawa ministers invite residents to observe the National Day of Prayer on May 6 with interdenominational services across the city. Westminster Presbyterian in Ottawa will keep its sanctuary open 8 am to 5 pm, while the First Assembly of God and a courthouse lawn service offer additional gatherings. A 7 pm concert at the Church of the Nazarene completes the day. The observance marks the 53rd annual national call initiated under presidents Truman and Reagan.
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Herald
Ethan Sayler
Westminster Presbyterian Church
13Th St
Truman
Reagan
Ottawa
Sayler
Westminster
Assembly of God
Franklin County
Third
Main Streets
Church of the Nazarene
Seventh
Elm Streets
Continental Congress
Lincoln
Boeing predicts strong Q1 earnings beat on core businesses
Boeing Co. anticipates significantly exceeding analyst estimates when reporting first quarter earnings. The Chicago based aerospace and defense company cites solid performance across core units and ongoing demand for military aircraft and weapons systems. Shares rose $1.42 to end at $42.27 on the NYSE.
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Chicago
Boeing Co
Wichita
Thomson First Call
Boeing
New York Stock Exchange
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