Community events fill Ottawa Bulletin Board listings
Multiple notices describe a caregiver group breakfast at Village West, planning commission review of a housing plat between 17th and 19th streets with Eisenhower Road, a Christmas party hosted by GIFT at the Franklin County Mental Health Clinic, a Skilton Music Club meeting at 1203 S. Main St, a breakfast for retired Franklin County school personnel at Country Kitchen, and a Chamber ribbon cutting for Prairie Timbers Bed and Breakfast at 2553 Indiana Road with directions to reach it.
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Ottawa Planning Commission
17Th
19Th
Deerfield Addition
Eisenhower Road
City Hall
Westwood Addition
Franklin County
Michelle Bolton
Country Kitchen
I-35
U.S. 59
Ottawa
Community events calendar for Ottawa and area
Local groups in Ottawa host a variety of meetings and activities throughout the week. Town & Country 4-H Club, Ottawa Board of Education, Ottawa Doll Club, Lane City Council, caregivers support, Chamber board, PATH exercise, Story Time at Ottawa and Williamsburg libraries, free blood pressure clinic, West Franklin Seniors potluck, and Richmond City Council all appear with times and venues across town.
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Centennial Hall
Ottawa Board of Education
Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa Doll Club
Lane
Pottawatomie Township
Margaret Hall
Village West
Chamber Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Don Woodward Community Center
Ottawa Library
Williamsburg Community Library
Ottawa Village Plaza
W. 15Th
West Franklin
Pomona Community Center
Richmond
Richmond City Hall
Local Sheriff Reports Multiple Friday Arrests in Wellsville Area
Sheriff reports Dennis Lee Pelton 48 of Wellsville arrested 1:08 a.m. Friday on DUI suspended license and no liability insurance. John Wesley Linson 20 of Louisburg 1:46 a.m. Friday on two drug possession charges. Gulley 21 of Paola 3:48 p.m. Friday charged with felony theft and held. Delatorre 36 of 811 N Poplar St. 7:22 p.m. Friday charged with failing to pay child support and held. Weeks 24 of Pomona 8:51 p.m. Saturday charged with failing to appear for court commit and released on bond. Goss 56 of Oklahoma City 11:30 p.m. Saturday charged with two counts of drug possession and held. Police report accident on South Main Street. no injuries. Minor struck by vehicle on Poplar Street. driver left scene, no injuries. Collins 24 of Canterbury Court 8:51 p.m. Saturday charged with failing to appear for court commit and held. Williams 39 of Yates Center 1:26 a.m. today charged with marijuana possession and paraphernalia possession and held. Payne 26 of Ottawa 2:14 a.m. today charged with possession of methamphetamine marijuana and paraphernalia.
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Sheriff's News
Dennis Lee Pelton
Wellsville
John Wesley Linson
Louisburg
Joshua Allen Gulley
Paola
Richard Anthony Delatorre
N. Poplar St
Connie M. Weeks
Pomona
Rodger Lee Goss
Oklahoma City
Thomas Sterlin
S. Locust St
Ottawa
Tammy Jo Little
Augusta Lane
South Main Street
Poplar Street
Powhattan Street
Eric Paul Collins
Canterbury Court
Andrew Wayne Williams
Yates Center
Loretta Lynn Payne
S. Main St
Woman brings beauty and refuge to Afghanistan through gardens
Herald editor Heather Bellamy, after years in Afghanistan, started Gardens Afghanistan Project with a French group to build a park for women and children. Her work, rooted in faith, aims to restore hope as 610,000 refugees have returned home, while Gardens Afghanistanistan funds by Gifts of the Heart support school kits and gardens. Bellamy, 44, now resides in Kabul, sharing her experience with Ottawa Rotary Club.
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Herald
Heather Bellamy
Bellamy
Afghanistan
Pakistan
Ottawa
Ruth Dexter
Ottawa Rotary Club
Ottawa University
Samaritan
Canada
Istanbul
Dexter
Cal
U.S
Kabul
Afghan Gardens Aid Afghan Women and Children Hope Project
Heather Bellamy leads the Gardens Afghanistan Project in Kabul turning four acres into a garden sanctuary for widows orphans and war injured Afghans. The effort provides water a school and a playground hiring 12 women and serves 600 to 700 people weekly with communal meals and faith ceremonies.
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Afghanistan
Kabul
Bellamy
Gardens
Capper’s rise to media empire and Capper Foundation
The Topeka Daily Capital founder William Allen Capper built a broad media group by 1949, owning papers, radio stations, and printing businesses. He entered politics as a liberal Republican, served as Kansas governor and U.S. senator, and funded charitable programs including the Capper Foundation for Crippled Children, now a multidisciplinary center aiding independence through therapy, early intervention, and assistive services.
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Topeka Daily Capital
Capper
Kansas City Kansan
Farmer
Household
State Farm
Wibw FM
KCKN
Capee Printing Co
Capper Engravings
Capper Publications
Oscar Stauffer
Topeka Capital-Journal
Florence Crawford
Samuel Crawford
Kansas
Kansan
van Natta
Capper Foundation For
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Capper Foundation
Jim Leiker
Leiker
Missouri
Midwest
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Ottawaherald
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Caregivers and Alzheimers Support Group
Skilton Music Club
Dorothy Matthews
Calgary Place
Calgary
Aol
Taliban
U.S. Senate
U.S. District of Columbia Committee
Garfield Park
Ripley Park
Kansas State Historical Society
Topeka
Conrad van Natta
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