Ottawa honors banquet and peace event schedule
Today events include a 0.5 p.m. Ottawa High School and Ottawa Middle School Honors Banquet at Ottawa High School 1120 S Ash St Ottawa. A 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tunnel of Oppression runs at Sabatini Multi cultural Resource Center 1299 Oread Ave Lawrence. At 7:30 p.m. Christian Peacemaker Teams joins God non violent way out of War at Ottawa University chapel 1001 S Gedar St Ottawa.
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Ottawa High School
Ottawa Middle School
S. Ash St
Ottawa
Tunnel of Oppression
Sabatini
Ottawa University Chapel
S. Gedar St
Sabatini Multi Cultural Resource Center
Oread Ave
Lawrence
Community Meetings List in Ottawa
At 7 p.m. a Recovery Dinner is held in the Church of the Brethren basement at Ninth and Main streets. An Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Group meets at 8 p.m. at the First Baptist Church at Fourth and Hickory streets.
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Church of the Brethren
Ninth and Main Streets
Ottawa
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Fourth and Hickory Streets
Ottawa Firet Baptist Church
Fourth
Best Bets in Ottawa Herald Out & About Calendar
Ottawa readers can explore a diverse mix of events from the Out & About calendar. Tunnel Vision offers an interactive multimedia experience on oppression while Safe Return advises on safeguarding elder relatives through practical safety steps for Thursday activities.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa area events timetable and venues listed
A scheduled list of local activities includes Toddler Time at Ottawa Public Library 1058 Hickory, Armchair Aero Bics at Washburn Towers Fifth and Main, Safe Return registration at Country Mart 2138 S Princeton Circle, Reverend Carol Rose at Ottawa University chapel 1001 S Cedar, National Day of Prayer at Franklin County Courthouse 315 S Main, How I Became a Pirate program at Eugene Field Elementary 720 S Tremont, Ottawa VFW bingo 3499 N U S 59, Concert of Prayer at First Baptist Fourth and Hickory, Hair at Wilner Auditorium Wichita State University 1845 Fairmount, Optimist Club breakfast at Prairie Star 105 E, Ottawa.
May 1 Ottawa area organization meeting listings
May day schedule lists morning and evening gatherings in Ottawa including Personal Action to Health Exercise at Don Woodward Center 517 E Third St Alcoholics Anonymous Keep it Simple at Elizabeth Layton Center 204 E 15th St and various groups. Events span Kiwanis Radish Patch 1538 Industrial Ave and Narcotics Anonymous at First United Methodist Church 203 Fourth St with times from noon to 8 p.m.
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Don Woodward Community Center
E. Third St
Ottawa
Kiwanis
Industrial Ave
Alcoholics Anonymous
Elizabeth Layton
Center For Hope and Guidance
E. 15Th St
Narcotics Anonymous
First United Methodist Church
Fourth St
Out and About event listings in The Ottawa Herald
Ottawa Herald calendar note invites readers to submit events for the Out and About section through Connections adviser Brian Willams. The notice encourages listings and provides contact guidance for submission.
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Ottawa Herald
Brian Willams
Ottawa area community schedule fragmented by OCR
Friday morning events listed around Ottawa Wellsville and East Ge include a Chamber Coffee Ribbon Cutting at Franklin County Christian Caring Center Hope House Ottawa 304 S Walnut St. A sewing circle at Wellsville City Library 115 W Sixth St. Free Blood Pressure Clinic at Ottawa Retirement Village Plaza 1042 W 16th St. Ontario East Ge. Ottawa Fire Department Open House and a MOMS Club gathering at Don Weedward Community Center 617 E Third St. Reading garbled text mentions Orchard Road and numbers 785 746 5492 and 780 242 71344.
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Franklin County Christian Caring Center
Hope House
S. Walnut St
Ottawa
Wellsville City Library
W. Sixth St
Wellsville
16Th St
Dog-sitting chaos as storms threaten vacay plans
Linda Brown, Ottawa Herald advertising director, recalls babysitting three dogs Titan Thunder and Einstein for a week while the humans vacationed in Florida. She endures mud, slobber, squeak toys and constant chaos as storms loom, besting her patience and hair.
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Princess Summer
Jeremiah
Florida
Discovery Cove
Rowdy
Titan
The
Thunder
Fred
Einstein
Princess
Linda Brown
Ottawa Herald
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Texting while driving sparks Kansas debate and youth habits
University of Kansas student Charles Rombold admits texting while driving as lawmakers across 23 states consider bans. CTIA reports 363 billion texts last year, with Kansas among 29 states tracking crashes tied to cell phone use. Legislators and officials cite distracted driving as a growing concern, though few strong laws exist.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Charles Rombold
Junction City
Kansas
National Conference of State Legislatures
Rombold
Washington
New Jersey
Ncsl Transportation
Matt Sundeen
Ctia-The Wireless Association
Connecticut
New
York
Utah
California
Sunflower
Senate
House Transportation Committee
Louis Ruiz
Kansas City
Melvin Neufeld
Ingalls Republican
Nationwide Mutual Insurance
Sundeen
Leah Hoffman
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Washburn Towers
Fifth and Main Streets
Country Mart
S. Princeton Circle Drive
Carol Rose
S. Cedar St
Franklin County Courthouse
S. Main St
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S. Tremont St
Bingo
VFW
N. U.S
Wilner
Wichita State University
Wichita
Fairmount St
Optimist Club
Prairie Star
Fifth St
Bam
Ottawa Area
Franklin County Conservation District Board
E. 23Rd St
Al-Anon Ottawa Family Group
Center For Hope and Guidance Administrative
Vietnamn Veterans of America
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Carnegie Cultural Center
S Main St
Eagles Auxiliary
Eagles Hall
15Th St
Out& About
Bwilliams
Tallgrass
Wilson and
Davie Roads
Hair
Wilner Auditariam
Wichita State Unit
Beast
Fifth and
Main Streets
Moms Glub
Don Weedward Community Genier
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Monro
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Eisenhower Road
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