Craft Club to Storytime and Art Exhibit in Ottawa and Wellsville
Community events list morning Craft Club at Wellsville City Library 115 W Sixth St and Storytime at Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory St. A Noon opening of Scratch Sprinkle Cut exhibit Conversations in Black and White at Carnegie Cultural Center Ottawa features Azyz Sharafy Jora Jost and Angela Pickman. Gallery hours are noon to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Friday and Saturday.
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Carnegie Cultural Center
5Th & Main Street
Ottawa
Kansas
Azyz Sharafy
Jora Jost
Angela Pickman
Weekend events in Ottawa Kansas schedule and concert date
Weekend schedule lists a 7 a.m. Ottawa Ma sonic Temple Association Breakfast at Ottawa Masonic Hall 422 S Main St with noon to 5 p.m. hours and Saturday by appointment. 10 45 a.m. Peter Lewis Whitebird In Concert at Cherry Street Wesleyan Church 933 N Cherry Ottawa Kansas. Also Noon Scratch Sprinkle Cut Conversations in Black and White Art Exhibit at Carnegie Cultural Center 5th & Main Ottawa Kansas featuring Azyz Sharafy and lora Jost.
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Ottawa
Masonic Temple Association
Masonic Hall
S. Main St
Peter Lewis Whitebird
Cherry Street Wesleyan Church
N. Cherry
Kansas
Carnegie Cultural Center
5Th & Main Street
Azyz Sharafy
Lora Jost
Aug 27 28 Events and Pickman Gallery Hours
Schedule lists gallery hours Wednesday Friday noon to 5 p.m. and Saturday by appointment. Appanoose Museum at 600 Shawnee Rd Pomona opens 2 p.m. for public. Ottawa groups include Living Sober at First Christian Church 1045 S Hickory St 7 p.m. Keep it Simple at Franklin County Mental Health Center basement 204 E 15th St 10 a.m. Ottawa AA group 8 p.m. First Baptist Church Fourth and Hickory. Narcotics Anonymous meets 8 p.m. Ottawa First United Methodist 203 E Fourth St.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa
Living Sober Group
First Christian Church
S. Hickory St
Franklin County Mental Health Center
E. 15Th St
First United Methodist Church
E. Fourth St
First Baptist Church
Fourth and Hickory Streets
Monday Exhibit at Carnegie and Pomona Library Pitch Playing
Monday noon to exhibit at Carnegie Cultural with a 1 p.m. high bidders pitch at Pomona Community Library located at 219 W A Street Pomona. The event blends exhibits and competitive bidding in a local cultural program.
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Pomona Community Library
Pomona
Free Food Fourth Friday at North Baptist Ot
Aug. 26 event at North Baptist Church 413 Wilson St Ot hosts a free food gathering. Attendees can expect community fellowship and a complimentary meal on the fourth Friday of the month.
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North Baptist Church
Wilson St
Ottawa
Ottawa event lineup and meetings on August 29
August 29 schedule lists Lions Club Poncho’s Ottawa at 1.. p.m. Peer Alliance and Listening Support at Elizabeth Layton Center, 2537 Eisenhower Rd. City Commission study session at Ottawa City Hall. 7 p.m. Cub Scout Pack 3118 at Trinity UMC. 7 p.m. Franklin County Rural Water District No. 6 at 4437 Rock Creek Rd in Rantoul. 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting sequence continues.
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Elizabeth Layton
Center For Hope and Guidance
Eisenhower Road
Ottawa
Franklin County Rural
Rock Creek Road
Rantoul
Everything on table for farm cuts says Roberts
Sen Pat Roberts says all options are on the table as the Senate Agriculture Committee weighs farm program budget cuts. He notes farmers and ranchers back some reductions but seek a common sense approach. They praised crop insurance as most valuable amid the Kansas drought.
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Kansas
Wichita
Pat Roberts
U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee
Kansas Republican
Agriculture Committee
Panda signs, shoplifting couple, and a flag stealing squirrel
Odd news roundup covers a “ROGUE PANDA ON RAMPAGE” sign message in Flagstaff, a Centre Hall couple caught stealing groceries days after their wedding, and a Toledo memorial’s flag-snatching squirrel. It notes photoshopped panda memes and lighthearted local color.
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Arizona
Flagstaff
Reuters
Pennsylvania
Family builds accessible home for son with cerebral palsy
Howard and Lisa Born fostered and then adopted David and Joshua after a shaken baby case left David with cerebral palsy and spina bifida. Now living on rural land, the family will host a two day remodel to create an accessible bathroom and shared spaces as Make A Wish cheers their emotions with a Disney world trip ahead.
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David
Joshua
Central Heights
Howard Born
Spring Hill
Lisa Born
Mason
Rantoul
Lawrence
Walt Disney World
Florida
Make
Born
David Born
David's cognitive abilities lag at toddler level says parent
The child named David, described by Born as having cognition far below that of a typical 10-year-old, experiences halted development around 2 to 3 months. He attends Lake Mary Center in Paola, a program and school enabling him to be with other children and receive specialized support.
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David
Wyandotte County
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Born
Borns
Lawrence
Howard
Joshua
Children’s Mercy
Lisa
Howard Born
Lake Mary Center
Paola
Weekend warrior project selected as partner family
The Borns learned about Professionals Helping Children from a friend and applied. In January they were notified they had been chosen as a partner family. “It’s a blessing,” saidard Born, expressing gratitude and confirmation of their ability to undertake the commitment.
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Jones
David
Helping
Borns
Born
Howard Born
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Wellsville
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Hickory St
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Hickory Streets
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Poncho’s of
Main St
Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa City Hall
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar St
Arthur Phillips III
Brittany Lurch
Centre Hall
the Centre Daily Times
Ohio
Associated Press
Toledo
Aly van Dyke
Herald
Avandyke
Ottawaherald
Aly van
Branson
Silver Dollar City
Premier
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S. Main
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Aon
W. High Street
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