Community Event Schedule for Wellsville and Ottawa
Craft Club meets today at Wellsville City Library 115 W Sixth St at 9 30 a m Storytime begins at Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory St at 10 a m President's Taco Night hosts at Eagles Hall East 15th Street Ottawa at 5 30 p m.
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Hickory St
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East 15Th Street
January 6 Meetings at First Baptist Ottawa
Noon Alcoholics Anonymous session at First Baptist Church Ottawa located at Fourth and Hickory streets. Evening meeting at 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous group hosts a daytime session and an open evening gathering.
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Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Fourth and Hickory Streets
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Weekend Events In Ottawa Chronicle
At 8 a.m. the Community Clothes Give Away runs at Appa noose Museum. Also at 8 a.m. the Ottawa Library book sale by Friends of The Ottawa Library at 209 E 2nd St features over 500 new fiction and knitting craft books. At 7:30 p.m. the Baby It's Cold Outside Ottawa Promenaders dance takes place at Ottawa Middle School 1320 Ash St. A 7 p.m. Alcoholics event is listed.
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E. 2Nd St
Ottawa
Ottawa Middle School
Ash St
Ottawa sober group meets across churches January 7 8
Anonymous Ottawa Living Sober Group gathers January 7 to 8 at First Christian Church 1045 S Hickory Ottawa at 10 am Keep It Simple at Franklin County Mental Health Center basement 204 E 15th St 6 pm Celebrate Recovery Ottawa Community Church 824 W 17th St 8 pm Narcotics Anonymous at Ottawa First United Methodist Church 203 E Fourth St Ottawa
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Ottawa
First Christian Church
S. Hickory St
Alcoholics Anonymous
Franklin County Mental Health Center
E. 15Th St
Ottawa Community Church
W. 17Th St
First United Methodist Church
E. Fourth St
Outs About event advertising contact in Ottawa Herald
Nell Stockdall invites submissions for the Out & About calendar with pricing details. Call (785) 242-4700 or email nstockdall ottawaherald.com to feature local events in The Ottawa Herald.
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Nell Stockdall
Ottawaherald
Community schedule hints at events across Ottawa and Pomona
The listing shows Monday activities including High Bid ders Pitch at Pomona Community Library, Bingo at Eagles Hall in Ottawa, Lions Club at Poncho's Ottawa, Peer Alliance at Elizabeth Layton Center, Ottawa City Commission Study Session at City Hall, and a Cub Scout event. Names and addresses noted.
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Elizabeth Layton
Center For Hope and Guidance
Eisenhower Road
Ottawa
January 9 Community and School Meetings Listed
Pack 3118 at Trinity United Methodist Church Ottawa hosts a meeting at 7 p.m. The Ottawa USD 290 Board meets at the district offices on S and Ash streets at 7 p.m. The Republican Central Committee gathers at the Church of the Nazarene at Seventh and Elm. Wellsville City Library Board meets at 7 p.m. at 115 W Sixth Street Wellsville. West Franklin USD 287 School Board meets at 7 p.m. at 510 E Franklin Street Pomona. Lane City Council meets at Lane City Hall 524 W Third Street Lane at 7:30 p.m.
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N. Cedar St
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S. Ash St
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Church of the Nazarene
Seventh and Elm Streets
West Franklin Usd 287 School Board
E. Franklin St
Pomona
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Lane City Hall
Third St
Lane
Mayan calendar end date prompts varied views
In a Herald Notebook column editor Doug Carder surveys historians scholars and readers on the 2012 December 21 Mayan calendar end. Predictions range from catastrophe to spiritual awakening with skepticism and curiosity shared across readers and experts.
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Lawrence Joseph
Doom-Sayers
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Harold Camping
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Lori Hedges
Chichen-Itza
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Tougher sentences strain Kansas justice system
Kansas officials discuss balancing public safety with prison population reduction as harsher laws meet budget cuts. Prison capacity shortfalls loom with 8,635 inmates in state facilities and projected 2,000 beds needed in a decade. Proposals include building more prisons, using county jails, or cutting recidivism, all costing millions.
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Kansas Corrections
Ray Roberts
Kansas Sentencing Commission
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Wyandotte
Jerome Gorman
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