Ottawa community meeting schedule highlights multiple groups
A dense list of local gatherings covers Peer Alliance, Guided Information for Families Today, La Leche League, Habitat for Humanity, Sunflower Pricemakers Quilt Club, Franklin County groups, Alcoholics Anonymous sessions, Rotary and Kiwanis events, Ottawa Arts Council, and Celebrate Recovery. Details include venues such as Elizabeth Layton Center, Westminster Presbyterian, First Baptist Church, and Ottawa University, with times from morning to late evening and contact numbers for information.
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Elizabeth Layton
Ottawa
Church of the Nazarene
Seventh St
Sunflower Pricemakers Quilt Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Convention and Tourism Committee
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa Group
First Baptist Church
Fourth
Hickory Streets
Legislative Action Committee
Ottawa Area
Chamber of Commerce
Second St
Ottawa Community Arts Council Board of Directors
Hickory St
First Christian Church
Drivers Sports
Logan
Eagles
Eagles Hall
E. 15Th St
Alccoholics Anonymous
Main Street Inc
Ottawa City Wall
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
Main St
Church of the Brethren
Ninth
Main Streets
Ottawa Living Sober Group
S. Hickory St
Union Chapter
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Optimist Club
Prairie Star
Fifth St
Ottawaoptimist.org
Don Woodward
Third St
Kiwanis
Industrial Ave
Anime Club
Elizabeth Layton Center
15Th St
Franklin County Planning Commission
S. Main St
Fourth and
Ilickery Streets
Trinity United Methodist Chuch
N. Cedar St
Holiday Gift Certificates and Lost Dog Notices
Ad briefs list Christmas gift certificates from Women's Care Plus and a lost black and tan male cocker spaniel with a red collar, in North Sycamore area, contact numbers provided. Also shown are Market Antiques Christmas hours and a Santa Claus appearance at Fr. Co. Health Dept., plus a local liquor store discount and wine of the month.
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N. Sycamore Area
N. Main
Santa Claus
Fr. Co. Health Department
Wed
S. Main
What a Library Means to Me from Ottawa's Director
Jeff Coyle, Ottawa library director, shares a reflection on libraries as more than books. He describes libraries as centers for interaction, access to information, internet use, programs, and community, inviting both regulars and newcomers to explore what the library offers beyond items.
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Grisham
Evanovich
Iadmit
Ottawa
Jeff Coyle
Ottawa Community Events Schedule Highlights
Out & About lists events for Ottawa including Story Time at the library for ages 3 plus with an adult, Armchair Aerobics by East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging, Books for Babies for infants 6 to 21 months, Aerobic line dancing with Bob Hepner at the Senior Center, and a Bingo night at VFW Post 5901. Also mentions an early morning Chamber Rib event.
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Ottawa
S. T
Hickory St
East Central Kansas Area
Main St
Bob Hepner
Ottawa Senior Center
VFW
N. US
East Central
Ottawa Herald Out & About and On the Road calendar items
Brian’s Best Bets highlights entertainment and activities in Ottawa with listings for Christmas crafts at Richmond Public Library Santa snapshots airing at Brian’s address and multiple library and senior center events. Includes times for storytime toddler time bingo arm chair aerobics and veterans post activities. Local venues include Pomona and Ottawa libraries the Ottawa Senior Center East Central Kansas aging agency and Blue Star Cafe.
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Ottawa Herald
Out
Richmond Public Library
Brian
Bwilliams
Ottawaherald.com
Blue Star Cafe
N. Main St
Ottawa
Yong X Wu
Ling Wu
Pomona Community Library
W. A St
Martin and
Snooky Horn
Ottawa Senior Center
S. Main St
Pomona
Sewing and craft circle at Wellsville library
Friday 9am sewing and craft circle at Wellsville City Library 115 W Sixth St plus 11am pianist Bill Taylor at Ottawa Senior Center 130 S Main St with goody table for attendees
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Wellsville City Library
W. Sixth St
Bill Taylor
Ottawa Senior Center
S. Main St
Hitchin Post Opry in Quenemo Saturday at seven
Saturday evening at seven the Hitchin Post Opry in Quenemo features the Hitchin Post Band as guests. Local entertainment highlight invites music fans to attend.
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Hitchin
Post Opry
Quenemo
Lhitchin' Post
Lawrence arts and events schedule with concerts and shows
On the Road 2 p m home for the holidays concert at Lawrence Arts Center. Eagle Day at Douglas County Fairgrounds features nesting and banding talks. Will Ferrell Comedy Tour at Kansas State University Bramlage Coliseum with Zach Galifianakis Demetri Martin and Nick Swardson at 8 pm. Ring of Fire at Lied Center uses Johnny Cash songs to explore love faith and redemption in a Lawrence based program.
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Will Ferrell
Kansas State University
Bramlage Coliseum
Manhattan
Ferrell
Zach Gali
Ring of Fire
Lied Center
Stewart Drive
Lawrence
Johnny Cash
Americans increasingly Google themselves and others
The Pew Internet project finds 47 percent of U.S. adults have searched for their own name online, up from 22 percent in 2002, with 53 percent looking up information about someone else. Men and women search themselves at similar rates, while women more often check dating partners. Many internet users remain unconcerned about online data.
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New York
Pew Internet and
American Life Project
U.S
Google
Pew
Mary Madden
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Franklin County Landlords Association
Sirloin Stockade
S. Princeton St
Franklin County Fair Board
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Elm SL
Mason's
Masonic Hall
Agri-Business Committee
Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
Ad Briefs
Offs’ Herald
Community News
Community Connections
Lane
Princeton
Rantoul
Richmond
Wellsville
Williamsburg
Carrier Motor Mail
S. Cedar St
Out & About
W. A S&t
Kansas Area
N. U.S
Lawrence Arts Center
New Hampshire St
Lawrence Chamber Orchestra
Eagle Day
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Harper Streets
Fianakis
Demetri Martin
Nick Swardson
Santa
teason-Tawney
hev-Geo-Pont
Ids
Buick-Cad
al Creavore
Tawney Cheve
Ottawacrystalplaza
South Main
The
City of Ottawa Planning/Codes Department
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