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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2007
Page
1
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Vermont firm Bright Planet introduces the Bright Card, a May launch credit card that finances clean energy projects with every purchase. The more you spend, the more you offset carbon output, replacing airline miles with environmental impact.
A list of local meetings in Ottawa and Wellsville including Ottawa Library Board Franklin County Cancer Foundation and Optimist Club breakfast with times and venues. Also notes Garfield PTA sales school supply kits and various AA groups and a MOMS Club contact.
ORC Youth Soccer and Baseball registration deadlines March 2 with age groups and fees. Freedom From Smoking course begins March 26 with eight sessions at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Rummage sale at Faith Lutheran Preschool on 1320 W 15th. Contact numbers and email provided for party hosting and inquiries.
Linda Brown argues against requiring Gardasil for girls age 11 to 12, despite high cervical cancer risk. She notes vaccine prevents strains linked to 70 percent of cervical cancers, costs around 360 dollars for a three shot series, with Medicaid and federal programs aiding coverage. The piece weighs parental decision, costs, and sexual activity concerns.
The Ottawa Herald highlights the Out & About and On the Road calendars with entertainment and activities. The Last Word invites readers to the library for the final TALK program. Thursday previews spring weather and storm risks. Send events to Brian at bwilliams ottawaherald.com.
Today at 7 p.m. in the Ottawa University Chapel Rev. Rae Lewis Thornton will speak about living with AIDS. She will also speak at 11 a.m. Thursday. A separate Bluegrass Jam Session runs 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Potter's Wheel Coffeehouse on Main Street.
Toddler Time for 21 to 36 month olds with an adult at Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory St includes stories songs and a simple craft registration required call 785 242-3080. 2:30 p.m Talk About Literature in Kansas led by Thomas Prasch Washburn University Topeka discusses Typical American by Gish Jen in Ottawa. 7 p.m National Weather Spotter Talk at Celebration Hall Franklin County Fairgrounds Ottawa.
Friday through Saturday events in Ottawa include Home and Garden Expo at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium 301 S Hickory St noon to 8 pm with Saturday 9 am to 3 pm. Ax of Murder play at Ottawa Middle School commons 1230 S Ash St 7 pm to 9 pm admission 3 adults 2 students. Kidz Night Out at Carnegie Cultural Center 515 S Main St 6 pm to 9 pm for children 4 to 12 priced 10 for one 7 for each additional. Fast Food Friday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church 426 S Cedar St 6:30 pm with cheese enchiladas tostadas baked potato bar donations to Rossman Ordination Dinner. Sacred Heart Ladies Guild sponsor. Acoustic Blues of Roy Dodson Phillips at Potters Wheel Coffeehouse 101 S Main St 8 pm. Doctor event 2 pm to 4 pm remains to be confirmed.
Officials state that no new dust control areas will be added after March 23 2007, clarifying the regulatory timeline and ensuring current zones remain in effect. The notice informs residents and industries of the limit on designation changes and avoids later amendments.
On the Road hosts the 40th Wichita Garden Show at Century II featuring over 180 booths and a Vacation Destination theme. KU Jazz Festival returns to Lied Center in Lawrence at 7:30 p.m. with ticket details via the Department of Music and Dance. The Robert J Dale Institute hosts The Impact of Women's Leadership with former Senator Nancy Kassebaum Baker speaking at 7:30 p.m. in Lawrence. the event is free.
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