Contractor Captures Renovation in Photo Sequence
A contractor visits a home to document an ongoing renovation by taking a series of site photos. The images are then transferred to the contractor’s computer to prepare for software-based work.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2006
Page
1
A contractor visits a home to document an ongoing renovation by taking a series of site photos. The images are then transferred to the contractor’s computer to prepare for software-based work.
Norco California, population about 27 000 with thousands of horses, battles to keep its equine heritage amid rapid Riverside County growth. Residents fear new subdivisions and paved trails may erode the town’s rural atmosphere despite the slogan City living in a rural atmosphere.
Holiday events run 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Crayola Christmas Land and Santa's Gingerbread Village in Crown Center, with free admission and varied hours. Winter Wonderland at Lake Shawnee Campgrounds in Topeka features over one million lights along two miles, drive through for $7 per car or $1 per person in smaller vehicles. Christmas Card Lane in Olathe showcases over 200 decorated homes. Call and web info provided for details.
Local businesses announce holiday sales and winter closures across Ottawa Kansas. Country Living, Chris' Corner Quilt Shop, and Brenda's Machine Quilting post limited time discounts and Christmas vacation hours, with shops listing reopen dates and times. The Ottawa USD 290 office and GAK Traditions in Williamsburg note holiday closures. The Ottawa Herald will skip Christmas Day publication. Freedom From Smoking class begins January 8, 2007 with eight sessions at Ransom Memorial Hospital and registration by January 3.
A reader notes the cyclamen plant, its taxonomy, and how to care for it indoors. It covers bloom colors, preferred humidity, watering, dormancy, and regional growing guidance. It also mentions seed dispersal by ants, plant toxicity, and that outdoor growing is limited to milder climates.
A dense rundown of Ottawa events includes a Crystal Plaza Theatres children's movie at 3 p.m. with $1 admission and adult supervision, a 6–9 p.m. skate at The Rink for all ages, a noon–6 p.m. blood drive at the National Guard Armory with a free t-shirt, a 1–3 p.m. karaoke contest at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium, and a 4:30–6 p.m. shirt craft at American Eagle Outfitters with pizza and drinks for attendees. various age restrictions apply.
The Ottawa Herald lists events including Christmas Card Lane in Olathe with giant cards, a Make and Take Crafts session at Ottawa City Hall, Open Gym at the Ottawa Recreation Commission, a skating party at The Rink, Ottawa Twisters dance classes, Bingo at the Ottawa Senior Center, and Art Council activities at Carnegie Cultural Center. All events require supervision for children and some include registration or fees.
Meetings at 7pm and 8pm listed for Ottawa. First Christian Church at 1045 S Hickory hosts Living Sober. Ottawa Group meets at First Baptist Church basement near Fourth and Hickory.
Monday agendas include Alcoholics Anonymous at First Baptist Church basement Fourth and Hickory Ottawa various time slots. Ottawa Main Street Economic Restructuring Committee at 401 S Main St. PATH Exercise Group at Don Woodward Community Center 517 E Third St. Pomona City Council at City Hall 219 W A St for year end expenditures. Franklin County Commission at County Office Annex 1418 S Main St. Ottawa Library Brown Bag Books at City Hall Library 105 S Hickory St. Low Vision Group at Ottawa Retirement Village 1100 W 17th St. Ottawa Library Board at City Hall Library 105 S Hickory St. Franklin County Cancer Foundation Board at 116 S Main St Ottawa.
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