Community meeting schedule for Ottawa area groups
A dense listing shows numerous local meetings in Ottawa and Franklin County. Groups include Rural Water District No. 6, Lyme Disease Support, Landlords Association, School Board, AA at multiple venues, Personal Action to Health, Rotary, Eagles, Alcoholics Anonymous at Ottawa Group venues, Brown Bag Books, Celebrate Recovery, Wellsville City Council, Optimist Club breakfast, Kiwanis, Al-Anon, and Keep It Simple AA sessions, with venues such as the Paper Haven, First Baptist, Central centers, and city halls across Ottawa and Wellsville.
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Franklin County Rural Water District
Rock Creek Road
Rantoul
Paper Haven
S. Main St
Ottawa
Franklin County Area Landlords Association
Franklin County
Logan St
Wellsville
USD 289
Walnut St
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa Group
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Don Woodward
Third St
Rotary Club
Ottawa University
Cedar St
Eagles Aerie
Eagles Hall
15Th St
Franklin County Commission
Ottawa City Hall
Hickory St
Elizabeth Layton
Center of Hope and Guidance Administrative
Saturday 7 pm Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Living Sober Group
The Ottawa Living Sober Group meets Saturdays at 7 pm at First Christian Church located at 1045 S Hickory for support and meetings.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa Living Sober Group
First Christian Church
S. Hickory St
Ottawa
Diverse Arts Events Across Kansas City and Lawrence Tonight
On the Road at Sprint Center with Matchbox Twenty Mute Math and Anis Morissette at 7 30 p m Catch 22 at Lied Center Lawrence Aquila Theatre Company opens 7 p m to 10 p m O Love Sweet Animal at 6 Gallery Lawrence Gypsy at McCain Auditorium Manhattan National Poetry Month with Denise Low at Lawrence Public Library Kansas Huck and Tom and the Mighty Mississippi at McCain Auditorium Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers at Sprint Center Kansas City tonight
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Matchbox Twenty
Mute Math
Sprint Center
Walnut St
Kansas City
Lied Center
Stewart Drive
Lawrence
The
Aquila Theatre Company
Huck and Tom and the Mighty
Mississippi
McCain Auditorium
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Local Ad Briefs Spur Community Fundraisers
Monthly special chocolate covered strawberry at Media. Potter's Wheel Coffeehouse at 205 S Main St. Best Buy bird feed available through George's Feed in Richmond, 785-241-2182. Rotary scholarships supported. Chili Feed on February 26 with tickets at Messenger's Home Furnishings, 309 W 24th.
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S. Main St
Potter
Rotary
Messenger
Capote in Kansas event sparks true crime discussion
At Ottawa Library, Ande Parks discusses Truman Capote and Capote in Kansas, exploring Capote’s Kansas stay and his influence on true crime. The program, part of Kansas Reads, invites pirates and readers to a 2 p.m. March 15 session at the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium with admission by a dollar or a doubloon.
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Breakfast At Tiffany's
Truman Capote
Ande Parks
Ande
Capote
Kansas
Ottawa
Captain Black
Dr. Gold
Carbon Buccaneers
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Ottawa University Chapel
S. Cedar St
Kansas Reads
Ottawa Public Library
Hickory St
Ottawa Out & About And On The Road Calendar Rundown
A dense compilation of local events across Ottawa Pomona and Wellsville from the Ottawa Herald. Includes library story times book talks and author receptions at Ottawa University and Haigh Room. Bingo at Eagles Hall. Aerobic line dancing at the Ottawa Senior Center. various seminars and community blood drives. and a legislative coffee session at Ottawa City Hall.
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Ottawa Herald
Out
Bob Hepner
Ottawa Senior Center
S. Main St
Ottawa Public Library
S. Hickory St
Kansas
Pomona
W. A St
Lena Jeter Naslund
Haigh
Mowbray Student Union
Ottawa University
S. Cedar St
Marie Antoinette
Ottawa City Hall
Richard Jackson
Dr. Seuss
Pomona Community Library
Friends of the Library
E. Second St
Ottawa
Eagles Hall
15Th St
Cape May debates feral cats amid bird nesting and federal funds
In Cape May New Jersey a plan to relocate feral cats to protect endangered piping plover nests faced opposition from cat backers. The city weighed against relocation to avoid risking federal sand replenishment funds, amid a heated debate over wildlife, tourism and local culture. The trap neuter release program has reduced cats from 450 to about 100 over a decade, with residents and wildlife officials split on action.
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Cape May
Neils Favre
North America
Eric Stiles
New Jersey Audubon Society
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Wellsville City
W. Sixth St
KOFO
S. Vickory St
Community Blood Center
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Otawa Municipal Auditorium
Rick Ard
Melvern Community Center
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
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