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The Ottawa Herald outlines how to submit non commercial events two days or more in advance via fax email mail or in person. Events must be open to the public and free of charge with no phone calls.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2004
Page
8
The Ottawa Herald outlines how to submit non commercial events two days or more in advance via fax email mail or in person. Events must be open to the public and free of charge with no phone calls.
The Anderson County USD 365 Board of Education rescheduled its regular meeting to 7 30 p.m. Tuesday in the Anderson County High School band room. Ottawa Community Art Council hosts a holiday mixer 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday at the Carnegie Cultural Center. The Community Blood Center hosts a holiday blood drive 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the First United Methodist Church. appointments via (785) 242-8439.
A dense list of local gatherings and happenings includes the Chamber Booster Club at Windy Pines, Ottawa City Commission at City Hall, Union Chapter 15 at Masonic Temple, Retail Committee at Chamber of Commerce, PATH exercise group at Don Woodward Center, Toddler Time at Ottawa Library, Kiwanis at The Radish Patch, quilting field trip at the library, Vietnam Veterans at Ransom Memorial, ACT Ottawa at Carnegie Center, Conservation District Board, Parallel Lives at Ottawa University, Ottawa Christian Women's Club, Ottawa Immunity Art mixer, a Come to Bethlehem living nativity at Franklin County Sale Barn, and additional performances at Ottawa University and Carnegie Center.
Franklin County Jail reports show admissions of Lonnie Spillman Pomona Charles Hendrickson Ottawa Janet Hendrickson Ottawa Dena Seeley Pomona and Hubert Eilenstine Ottawa with Tuesday dismissals of M Evelyn Bledsoe Ottawa and Betty Kraus Ottawa.
A participant recalled growing up in the house and guiding Dawson to a hidden space in the master bedroom closet. The closet shoe shelf recessed to reveal a secret compartment, which was empty when checked, drawing praise for the discovery and indicating no prior notice of the feature.
The Ottawa City Commission will review an ordinance to harmonize utility rates at the December 15 meeting. A resolution would allow waste water rates to be set by resolution, joining electric and water rates. A public hearing will precede a planning vote on a duplex at 719 E Wilson St with a condition of planting two four inch trees before occupancy. The city reports Allegiance Communications can offer high speed Internet, and a new airport administrator is expected to be named before January 1.
Candace Jones reports Midland Hospice of Ottawa offers full scope terminal care in Franklin County helping patients at home or in their communities. Scott Wasser notes trained staff and volunteers provide medical support and companionship, with volunteers offering company while avoiding direct physical care.
Ottawa area hospice volunteers undergo a 16 hour training before patient visits and assist with office tasks at 6355 Main St. They coordinate with patients doctors and pharmacies and provide equipment like beds tables and wheelchairs. Bereavement counseling extends 13 months. The Midland Hospice operates with funds from patient insurance and donations, with United Way Franklin County supporting Ottawa’s branch.
An 89 year old man sought in several states was held in Oklahoma on kidnapping for ransom charges of a Kansas man. Larry L Raifsnider arrested in Bartlesville after a bank teller alerted police when the victim's wife withdrew ransom funds. The case links to a 2003 Arkansas kidnapping and a separate BTK letter release in Wichita.
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