Ottawa community event listings abridged
Senior Center on Main Street hosts Story Time at 1 p m. Richmond Public Library at 107 E Central Ave schedules reading time. A walk run group gathers at Kanza Park near 11th and Elm in Ottawa at 6 30 p m. Franklin area youth program organized near Hickory and Ottawa. AWANA meets at Ottawa Bible Church 1623 S Poplar at 6 30 p m. Al Anon group Together We Can Make It meets at First Baptist Church Fourth and Hickory in Ottawa at 8 p m.
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Richmond Public Library
E. Central Ave
Rich
Kanza Park
11Th and Elm Streets
Ottawa
Al-Anon
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Out & About Calendar contact for Ottawa Herald event pricing
In The Ottawa Herald Out and About Calendar, inquiries about event listings and pricing should be directed to Neil Stockhall. Contact via phone at 785 242 4700 or email at n igrald com for details and rates.
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Ottawa Herald
Neil Stockhall
Ottawa area activity slate for Thursday
Ottawa Public Schools observe winter break with no classes at 8 a.m. No School. At 9:15 a.m. Toddler Time at Ottawa Library 105 S. Hickory St. 10 a.m. Seymour Insurance Open House at 803 S. Main St. 10 a.m. Toddler Time. 11:15 a.m. Sing Along with Pat Rita and Emily Kirkpatrick at Ottawa Senior Center 130 S. Main. 7 p.m. VFW Bingo at Ottawa VFW 5901.
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Ottawa Public Schools
Ottawa
Hickory St
Seymour Insurance
Seymour Insurance Agency
S. Main St
Ottawa Library
Pat and
Rita
Emily Kirkpatrick
Ottawa Senior Center
Ottawa weekly schedule and club meetings recap
Public welcome events run weekly from 7 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Optimist Club breakfast begins at 6:30 a.m. at Prairie Star in Ottawa. Kiwanis noon gathering at The Radish Patch, Soroptimists noon meeting at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Al-Anon Ottawa Family Group meets at Elizabeth Layton Center offices. Narcotics Anonymous holds a session at Ottawa First United Methodist Church.
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Optimist Club
Prairie Star
E. Logan St
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
Al-Anon
Ottawa Family Group
Elizabeth Layton
Center For Hope and Guidance Administrative
E. 15Th St
First United Methodist Church
E. Fourth St
Dachshund Addison Reunited With Owner In Kansas
Addison the dachshund, lost in Florida, arrived first class in Kansas City to join 14 year old Abby Mason of Olathe at the airport. Florida owner Crista Banks funded the trip with Delta miles, upgrading the journey and ensuring a holiday reunion.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Florida
Addison
Kansas
Tampa
Fla
Abby Mason
Olathe
Kan
Kansas City International
Crista Banks
Abby
Banks
Delta
The
Kansas City Star
Arizona
Hillsborough Animal Services
Crista
A writer thanks readers as life, career fuse in October
Linda Brown, Ottawa Herald marketing director, reflects on a 30 year marriage, a dual advertising and column-writing career, and family blessings including three children and two grandchildren. She notes readers’ praise, jokes about the “dark side,” and wishes Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
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Angie
Leon
Lawrence plans curb speeders and single congressional district
Lawrence officials draft priorities for the legislative session include designating Kansas Highway 10 as a Highway Safety Corridor to permit higher fines for violations and pushing to keep Lawrence in one Congressional district. The plan notes no decision on whether to align with Kansas City or Topeka and Manhattan.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Journal World
Kansas City
Topeka
Manhattan
Former SRS chief takes Florida post as assistant secretary
Rob Siedlecki, former Kansas secretary of Social and Rehabilitation Services, has been hired by the Florida Department of Children and Family Services as assistant secretary for substance abuse and mental health programs. He will start January 5. In Kansas, he led an agency with over 5,000 employees and a 1.7 billion dollar budget and faced legislative pushback on management and motives.
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Topeka
Kansas
SRS
Jobless rate falls in Kansas in November
TOPEKA AP Unemployment slips to 6.5 percent seasonally adjusted, down from 6.7 percent in October and 6.9 percent a year ago. The Kansas Department of Labor reports 5,000 new nonfarm jobs in the past month and 4,500 private sector positions added in November, with over 15,000 entering the state workforce in the last three months. Labor officials call the figures positive news.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Department of Labor
Karin Brownlee
Labor Department
Tyler Tenbrink
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