Dream Rocket Art Show Opens at Ottawa Library
Ottawa hosts an all day Dream Rocket Art Show at 105 S. Hickory St with hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event features local art displays and a toddler time program prepares visitors for a busy schedule across other venues in Ottawa.
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Ottawa Community Schedule of Meetings and Events
A slate of local gatherings in Ottawa includes a Feb 23 walk at Kanza Park near 11th and Elm at 7 pm, VEW Post 5901 Bingo at 3499 N US 59 from 6:30 to 7:30 am, Optimist Club breakfast at Prairie Star 1001 E Logan Noon to 1 pm, Kiwanis at The Radish Patch 1538 Industrial Ave noon to 1 pm, So roptimists Program Meeting at Ransom Memorial Hospital 1301 S Main St 7 to 8 pm, Al Anon Ottawa Family Group at Elizabeth Layton Center 204 E 15th St 8 to 9 pm, and Narcotics Anonymous at Ottawa First United Methodist Church 203 E Fourth St ?
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Dream Rocket Art Show and Community Events
Ottawa Library hosts Dream Rocket Art Show at 105 S Hickory St with 8am to 5pm hours. Craft Club meets 9:30am at Wellsville City Library, 115 W Sixth St. Storytime 10am at Ottawa library. Franklin County Shutterbugs Photo Exhibition runs 11am to noon. Crachet Class at Pomona Community Fed. 219 W A St. 5pm to 7pm Free Food Fourth Friday at North Baptist Church, 413 Wilson. Chicken Strip Dinner 6pm at Elks Lodge, 114 1/2 W Second St. Ottawa.
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Ottawa AA Meeting Schedule At First Baptist Church
Noon to 1 p m Alco holics Anonymous Ottawa Group meets at First Baptist Church Fourth and Hickory streets in Ottawa. 8 p m to 9 p m Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Group gathers at the same church venue with details continuing from the fragment.
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Ottawa events lineup includes breakfast and bingo night
A list of upcoming activities in Ottawa includes an all you can eat breakfast at the Masonic Temple on Saturday Feb 25 from 7 to 10 am for six dollars, bingo at VFW 5901 at 7 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and a third final reading of by law changes at the Eagles essay at 7 30 pm Feb 28 at Eagles H 524 E 15th.
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Kansas farmers weigh water policy ahead of spring planting
Kansas lawmakers fast track water policy as farmers plan next fall crops. McPherson County farmer Derek Sawyer told the House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee that multi-year flex water permits could help dryland and irrigated corn, wheat, soybean and milo operations cope with drought. With spring planting about 60 days away, decisions on irrigation, crop varieties, fertility and herbicide programs will directly affect volumes and profits.
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Skull found near Cheney tied to 1949 Halloween prank
Kansas authorities closed a Sedgwick County investigation into a skull found near Cheney last month. The skull, once linked to a 1949 Circleville Halloween prank, is believed to be a six-decade-old artifact with no connection to other remains found earlier.
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Kansas House approves school restraint and seclusion bill
The Kansas House voted 82 to 41 to approve a bill setting standards for when public schools may physically restrain disruptive students or place them in isolation. The measure, sent to the Senate, bans mechanical restraints and restricts use of restraints or seclusion for disabled children, with advocates arguing for stronger protections and critics saying districts should decide locally.
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Kansas City businessman admits embezzling funds
Kansas City business owner Palmer admitted he embezzled more than $750,000 from Ion Services, which managed homeowner association accounts in Missouri and surrounding states. Prosecutors say $751,302 was missing from 32 HOA accounts when the Kansas City office closed in March 2011. He faces up to 20 years in federal prison plus a $250,000 fine.
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