Community Activities Schedule for Ottawa and Wellsville
A local listing details events including New Member Coffee at Ottawa Police Foundation and Municipal Court at 715 W Second St Ottawa, Tai Chi for Arthritis at Washburn Towers, Craft Club at Wellsville Library, Storytime at Ottawa Library, and a Free Food Fourth Friday at North Baptist Church on Wilson Street.
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Ottawa Police Foundation
Ottawa Municipal Court
Second St
Ottawa
Washburn Towers
Fifth and Main Streets
North Baptist Church
Wilson St
Evening meal and hamburger night at Eagles Hall Ottawa
On February 25 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. free food will be served followed by a hamburger night at Eagles Hall located at 524 East 15th Street in Ottawa.
Meetings Noon Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Group
Noon meeting for Alcoholics Anonymous held at First Baptist Church located at Fourth and Hickory streets in Ottawa. An additional session begins at 8 p.m. for Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Fourth and Hickory Streets
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Weekend breakfast and event lineup at Ottawa area venues
Weekend schedule lists a 7 am all you can eat breakfast at Masonic Temple Ottawa 422 S Main, a 10 am Read to a Dog at USD 290s Marns, a 1 pm Pride And Prejudice auditions at Carnegie Cultural Center 515 S Main, 4 pm Chili feed at Eagles Hall 524 E 15th, 5 pm Chili and vegetable soup at Community Foursquare Church Ninth and Hickory, 5 pm Taco Bar and Ham N Beans at Worden UMC 298 E 900th Road Baldwin City, 5:30 pm Chili and soup at Vassar United Methodist 23211 S Croce Rd, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
S. Main St
Ottawa
Worden United Methodist Church
900Th Road
Baldwin City
Sober groups meeting times and locations in Ottawa
Saturday schedule lists Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Living Sober Group at First Christian Church 1045 S Hickory at 7 p.m. Keep It Simple group meets at Franklin County Mental Health Center basement 204 E 15th St at 10 a.m. Narcotics Anonymous meets at Ottawa First United Methodist Church 203 E Fourth St at 8 p.m. local listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa Living Sober Group
First Christian Church
S. Hickory St
Ottawa
Franklin County Mental Health Center
E. 15Th St
First United Methodist Church
E. Fourth St
Monday events at Ottawa and Pomona venues
A Monday schedule lists Kids Day Out at Carnegie Cultural Center Ottawa 9am, Friends of the Library Book Sale 1pm at 209 E. Second St Ottawa, High Bidders Pitch Playing 1pm at Pomona Community Library 219 W. A St, Chili Feed 4pm at Eagles Hall 524 E. 15th St, Tai Chi 7pm, Bingo 7pm at Eagles Hall, Page Turners discuss The House of Mirth Ottawa Library 105 S. Hickory St.
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Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Ottawa
Friends of the Library
E. Second St
Pomona Community
W. A St
Pomona
Eagles Hall
15Th St
Hickory St
Ottawa area meetings and boards schedule for Feb 28
A list of local events and meetings for February 28 includes Peer Alliance and Listening Support at Elizabeth Layton Center Ottawa city commission study session at City Hall, Cub Scout Pack 3118 at Trinity UMC, Rural Water District No. 6 in Rantoul, USD 290 board meeting at District Office, USD 289 Wellsville school board at Wellsville High School, with times ranging from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. and locations across Ottawa Wellsville and Rantoul.
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Elizabeth Layton
Center For Hope and Guidance
Eisenhower Road
Ottawa
Noon Lions Club: Poncho's of Ottawa
Ottawa venue Poncho's listed at 429 S Main St hosts Noon Lions Club gathering. Local notice cites meeting details and location for attendees.
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Noon — Lions Club
Poncho's of
Ottawa
S. Main &T
Weather tease fuels weekend plans in Rantoul Ottawa area
Readers are urged to embrace spring promises despite yo-yo temperatures. Weekend events include a free all you can eat breakfast at the Masonic Temple, a pancake supper for the building fund at Rantoul’s Presbyterian Church, auditions for Pride and Prejudice by ACT Ottawa at Carnegie Cultural Center, Ottawa, and the Franklin County Heritage Homes’ annual new members meeting at 314 Elm St Ottawa. Amber Wood, marketing director of the Franklin County Convention and Visitors Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yo-Yo
Midwest
Rantoul Community Presbyterian Church
Ovato
Franklin County Heritage Homes Organization
Elm St
Ottawa
FCHH
Amber Wood
The
Franklin County Convention and Visitors Bureau
Government scales back roundups of wild horses
The U S Bureau of Land Management will cut wild horse removals by about a quarter to 7 600 per year and expand fertility controls and adoptions. It will not pursue moving horses to Midwest and East preserves costing at least 92 million dollars, a plan dropped after bipartisan opposition. Bob Abbey cited scientific grounds and private partnerships to keep viable herds on public lands.
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Associated Press
Washington
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
West
Bob Abbey
Abbey
Interior
Ken Salazar
Midwest
Congress
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Wellsville City Library
W. Sixth St
Wellsville
Ottawa Library
Ottawa Herald
Newsroom
Ottawaherald
Masonic Temple Association
Eagies Hall
Community Foursquare Church
Ninth and
Vassar United
Methodist Church
S. Croce Road
Vassar
Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa City Hall
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar St
Franklin County Rural
Rock Creek Road
Rantoul
USD
Board of Education
Wellsville High School
Walnut St
Ad Briefs
Freewill
Sd Church
3Rd & Cedar
Fifth and
Main Streets
ACT
Jane Austen
Elizabeth Bennet
Carnegie
N. Main
Warren Sellens
VFW Post
Ottawa, KS
Franklin County High School
S. Main
ED Best
Franklin County
Sat
Sun
Ottawacrystalplaza
Pene Shmeee
Princeton Rd
Otawa
Cottonwood Animal Hospital
N. Hwy
K-68
Larry E. Mages
D.V.M
Trent A. Lancaster
Laura €. Erwin
Sal
Freirie , Feus Animal Shelter
Ottawa Veterinary Hospital
W. 7Th
Ed Smith
Lisa Stadler
Jim Garner
Prairie Paws Animal Shelter
Prairie.paws
Jager
iKi
Niki
Tippy
Lab
Chloe
Petfinder
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