Dream Rocket Art Show and Toddler Time Schedule Ottawa
Today events include an 8am to 5pm Dream Rocket Art Show at Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory St. Toddler Time runs 9:15 to 10am and 10 to 10:45am at the same venue. A 11am sing along with Emily Kirkpatrick at Ottawa Senior Center. 12:30pm High Bidders Pitch Playing at Pomona Community Library. 6:30pm Walk run group at Kanza Park. 7pm VFW Post activities.
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Hickory St
S. Hickory St
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Ottawa Senior Center
S. Main St
Pomona Community Library
W. A St
Pomona
Ottawa event schedule includes crafts storytime and bird count
Friday activities run 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Hickory Street Ottawa with a 9 30 to 10 30 craft club at Wellsville City Library and 10 a m to 11 a m storytime at Ottawa Library. A noon to 1 p.m. Great Backyard Bird Count and a 5 to 7 p.m. Prairie Paws Animal Shelter Spaghetti Dinner at Sacred Heart Parish Center Ottawa.
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Wellsville City
W. Sixth St
Wellsville
Ottawa
Hickory St
Meetings Feb 17 Ottawa AA Schedule at First Baptist
The Ottawa AA group holds a noon to 1 PM session at First Baptist Church and an 8 to 9 PM meeting at the same location on February 17, outlining two daily slots for attendees seeking support.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Ottawa events card for Feb 16 listing multiple groups
On February 16 Ottawa hosts a series of meetings and meals beginning at 6 30 am with Bingo at VFW Post 5901 then Optimist Club breakfast at Prairie Star. Kiwanis lunch at The Radish Patch follows. Evening gatherings include Al Anon at Elizabeth Layton Center, Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Hall and Narcotics Anonymous at Ottawa First United Methodist Church.
Prairie Paws Spaghetti Dinner and Pie Auction Brief
Prairie Paws Animal Shelter hosts a spaghetti dinner and pie auction at Sacred Heart Parish Center in Ottawa on February 17 from 5 to 7 p.m. Advanced tickets are six dollars, seven dollars at the door, call (785) 242-2967 for details.
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Sacred Heart Parish Center
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Ex-Missouri man arrested after explosives found in Kansas Statehouse lot
Capitol Police say they arrested a 37-year-old Columbia man after a suspicious vehicle with homemade explosives and an empty gun holder was found in the Kansas Judicial Center parking lot near the Statehouse. A second man was jailed for allegedly phoning a threat to Gov. Brownback. authorities say the incidents are unrelated.
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Judicial Center
Kansas Statehouse
Capitol
Patrick Saleh
Columbia, Mo
Statehouse
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Sam Brownback
Kansas Judicial Center
Topeka Police Department
Kansans United protest rallies at Kansas Statehouse
Several hundred protesters gathered outside the Kansas Statehouse in Topeka organized by Kansans United in Voice and Spirit. They opposed Governor Sam Brownback's school finance plan, income tax changes, and social services, and voiced concern over Kris Kobach's voter registration and immigration initiatives.
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Alabama
Arizona
Statehouse
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State Board Approves No Child Waiver For Kansas
The Kansas Board of Education approved seeking a waiver from parts of No Child Left Behind. If granted, Kansas schools would dodge the 2014 deadline to have all students meet state test standards. The move follows Congress’ failure to amend the law and President Obama’s encouragement for waivers.
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Kansas Board of Education
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Kansas
Congress
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Food Check-Out Week boosts healthy eating on a budget
Kansas Farm Bureau promotes Food Check-Out Week urging Americans to stretch grocery dollars while keeping nutrition high. The campaign notes stable prices for fresh produce relative to snacks and highlights seasonal produce, frozen options, and lean proteins as smart cost lowers.
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America
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Midwest
Kansas Farm Bureau
Neosho County
Kansas Committee of Farm Bureau Women
American Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Colorado pot banking bill defeated in Senate finance panel
Colorado lawmakers rejected a trial balloon to create a state cooperative bank for medical marijuana dispensaries and growers. Officials argued federal illegality and risk to federally insured banks make a state solution unlikely, leaving cash-heavy operators vulnerable to robberies and payroll challenges.
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Denver
Colorado
Pat Steadman
Cooperative Financial Institution
U.S. Justice Department
Matthew Huron
Huron
Medical Marijuana Industry Group
James Laws
Good Chemistry
State Senate Finance Committee
Medical Marijuana Financial Cooperative
Congress
Jared Polis
Steve Fox
National Cannabis Association
Michael Dougherty
American Express
U.S
James M. Cole
Cole
Fox
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Ottawa Family Group
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E. 15Th St
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First United Methodist Church
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Kansas News
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Tony Stewart
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