Ottawa Area Community Schedule of Morning Events
At 8:30 a.m. KID ZSMART meets Carnegie Cultural Center Ottawa 515 S Main. 9 a.m. Wednesday Quilters gather Pomona Community Library Pomona 219 W A St. 10 a.m. Belly Dancing at Washburn Towers Ottawa Fifth and Main. Noon sees Finding and Hoping exhibit at Carnegie Cultural Center Ottawa 515 S Main. 1 p.m. Story Time at Richmond Public Library 107 E Central Ave Richmond. 6:30 p.m. Walk and run group at Kanza Park 11th and Elm Ottawa.
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Kidzsmart
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Ottawa
Pomona Community Library
W. A St
Pomona
Washburn Towers
Fifth and Main Streets
Richmond Public Library
E. Central Ave
Richmond
Kanza Park
11Th and Elm Streets
Ottawa area meetings schedule listed with venues
A dense list of community meetings and sessions in Ottawa and nearby towns. Event times cover morning to evening with groups including Franklin County Commission, breast cancer support, Alcoholics Anonymous, Brown Bag Books, Low Vision group, Kids Bible activities, Ottawa Recreation, Wellsville City Council, AWANA, Planning Commission, Rural Water District No. 4, VFW Post, and Al-Anon, noting venues at local churches, city halls, and community centers.
Outés About Event Highlight Contact in Ottawa Herald
An Ottawa area calendar notice invites readers to highlight events in the Out & About section. Contact Jenalea Myers for options at (785) 242 4700 or by email at news ottawaherald com.
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Ottawa Herald
Jenalea Myers
Linda Brown
The
Ottawaherald
Ottawa area community event schedule highlights
A series of morning and evening activities in Ottawa and nearby Wellsville include KID Toddler Time at the library, Gentle Hatha Yoga at Washburn Towers, Arlene Butts piano Oldies at the Senior Center, and bingo at the VFW. Other items cover Optimist breakfast, Chamber trustees, health exercise group, Kiwanis and Soroptimists meetings, An on Ottawa Family Group Al Anon, Experimental Aircraft Association at Hart Field, and Ottawa Shrine at the Masonic Temple.
Wonder Cape entrepreneur sews hope for hospitalized kids
Linda Brown profiles Amy Pankratz of Sioux Falls who has created more than 4,000 superhero capes for hospitalized children. The capes inspire bravery in patients like five year old Brooke Mulford battling stage four neuroblastoma as families share gratitude and prayerful blessings.
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Isabella
Pankratz
Sioux Falls
S.D
Brooke Mulford
Brooke
Brooke Said, “It Makes Me Brave.” Pankratz
Wounded veteran accused of stalking Topeka church freed
Ryan Newell a 26 year old veteran from Marion who lost both legs in Afghanistan is out of jail in Wichita after Judge Ben Burgess released him on his own recognizance. He must report to a VA hospital and had been held on 500000 dollars bond after Sedgwick County officers said they saw him tailing Westboro Baptist Church members after a Mulvane protest. Police found numerous firearms in his vehicle. Veterans groups nationwide have rallied to support him.
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Wichita
Topeka
Ryan Newell
Marion
Sedgwick County
Westboro
Ksnw-Tv
Newell
Afghanistan
Salina Speedway wins permit to reopen auto racing
Salina planning commission grants a conditional use permit to Topeka businessman Tommy Hendrickson and track owner Chuck Fairchild to reopen Salina Speedway on 38 acres near the municipal airport. Racing would be Fridays from April to October with capacity for 2,200 spectators and parking for 550 vehicles. No opposition was voiced at the meeting.
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Salina
Saline County Planning Commission
Salina Speedway
Topeka
Tommy Hendrickson
Chuck Fairchild
Hendrickson
Salina Journal
KU Students Push for State Fossil in Kansas
Graduate KU paleontology students join a petition on campus to name the Xiphactinus fossil the state fossil. The X-fish will be displayed at The Wild Territory in Lawrence as signatures are collected. Kansas fossil hunter Alan Detrich found the fossils in western Kansas and hopes to donate them. Rep Tom Sloan of Lawrence plans to introduce Xfish legislation in the next session.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
The
Wild Territory
Kansas
Alan Detrich
Community Event Schedule Fr iday Morning to Evening
Friday morning events include Tai Chi for Arthritis at Washburn Towers and a Craft Club at Wellsville Library. Storytime at Ottawa Library and a painting exhibit opening at Carnegie Cultural Center follow, with a genealogy class at Pomona Library and an artist reception at the same cultural center in Ottawa. A Franklin County Retired School Personnel breakfast at Old 56 Cafe and Ottawa Senior Center board meeting complete the day.
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Franklin County
Princeton St
Ottawa
December 10 events on Hickory streets Ottawa venues
A brief Ottawa community notice lists events for December 10 from 7 30 p.m. at Retta Con clave and 8 p.m. at the True Kindred Masonic Temple 422 S Main St followed by Alcoholics meeting guidance.
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Ottawa
Masonic Temple
S. Main St
Retta
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Franklin County Commission
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Fourth and Hickory Streets
Ottawa City Hall
S. Hickory St
East Central Kansas Area
Agency On Aging
Kids Bible
Pilgrim Bible Church
12Th and
Cedar Streets
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Hickory St
Wellsville
Wellsville City Hall
Fourth and Main Streets
Awana
Ottawa Bible Church
S. Poplar St
Ottawa City Planning Commission
Rural Water District No
Old U.S. 50
Williamsburg
VFW
Al-Anon
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Outés
Fifth and
Main Streets
Ottawa Library
Arlene Butts
Ottawa Senior Center
N. U.S
Eisenhower Elementary School
S. Ash St
Optimist Club
Prairie Star
E. Logan St
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
E. Second St
Don Woodward
Third St
Industrial Ave
Soroptimists
Ottawa Family Group
Elizabeth Layton
Center For Hope and Guidance Administrative
15Th St
Experimental Aircraft Association
Hart Field
Reno Road
Norosfoe
Plato
Yahoo
Amy Pankratz
Kansas News
Wellsville City Library
W. Sixth St
Ottawa Senior Center Board of Trustees
Main St
Ottawacrystalplaza
George
Vilage Weet
Georges Pecans
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