Bulletin Board submission guidelines for Ottawa Herald
Daily bulletin board notice explains two day lead time for events, submission methods by fax email or mail, no charge for non commercial public events, and a reminder to avoid phone calls. Includes mailing address 104 S Cedar St Ottawa Kansas 66067 and contact email claont ottawa herald.com.
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Claon
Ottawaherald.com
Ottawa Herald
Cedar St
Ottawa
Water official to speak at Marais des Cygnes meeting in Ottawa
Kansas acting Water Office director Joe Harkins will discuss water resource planning at the Marais des Cygnes Basin Advisory Committee quarterly meeting January 14 at 1 30 p m in Ottawa Kansas. The open session will review pending water legislation and cover water quality watershed protection public water supplies river recreation and urbanization. For info call 785 296 3185 or visit the Kansas Water Office site. West Franklin seniors to meet for potluck and Yellowstone Park film at Pomona Community Building Tuesday at 6 p m
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Ottawa
Joe Harkins
Kansas Water Office
Marais Des Cygnes Basin
Lake Region Rc&d
Second St
Marais Des Cygnes
Kansas
Franklin County
Kwo.org
West Franklin
Pomona
Yellowstone Park
Pleasures to Treasures quilts and family art classes
Ottawa events list shows Dee Underwood quilts in Carnegie Cultural Center at 501 S. Main, with Over the Rainbow kids and family classes. Old Depot Museum hosts 135 Years of the Ottawa Herald, open Tue–Sat 10 a.m.–4 p.m., Sun 2 p.m. But admission fees apply. Recycling Center hours, AA meetings, and church venue details are provided.
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Ottawa Community Arts Council
Dee Underwood
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Old Depot Museum
The
Ottawa Herald
W. Tecumseh
S. Elm St
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Hickory
Weekend Meetings and Events in Baldwin City and Ottawa
A busy weekend offers an Andy Rogers art reception at 6 to 8 PM at 622 High St Baldwin City. Retta Conclave 8 Order of True Kindred meets 7 30 PM at 422 S Main St Masonic Hall. Pomona Lake Christmas Bird Count 7 30 AM at Pomona State Park. Ottawa University hosts Chamber of Commerce annual meeting 6 30 PM in the Student Union. Steve and Annie Chapman concert benefits LifeCare Center for Women 7 PM at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium. Sunday brings VFW seniors dance 6 to 9 PM and OURS Dance 6 to 9 PM at Douglas County Senior Center 745 Vermont St Lawrence.
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Andy Rogers
High St
Baldwin City
Retta
Order of True Kindred
Masonic Hall
S. Main St
Pomona Lake
Pomona States Office
Ssehna Panilg
Carnegie Cultural Center
A .Ron ‘Ea Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa University Student Union
Steve
Annie Chapman
LifeCare Center For Women
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
VFW
VFW Post
OURS
Douglas County Senior Center
Vermont St
Lawrence
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police Updates
Admissions and dismissals list multiple local residents for Wednesday and Thursday including Stephany Priddy, Michael Hodgson, Mary Hopkins and Rolland Ferris Sr among others. Arrests report warrant for Adam Lee and drug charges for Christopher Pittman, with bonds set or remains in jail. DWI and open container for Paul Lantis. theft, vandalism, and fire calls noted in Franklin County area.
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Stephany Priddy
Quenemo
Michael Hodgson
Mary J. Hopkins
Ottawa
Charles Gilkey
Williamsburg
Wanda Cook
Baldwin
Rolland Ferris Sr
Esther Cains
Stephanie Dyer
Pomona
Cynthia Jones
Gary Snyder
Paige Franklin
Franklin County
Adam Paul Lee
Overbrook
Christopher Morris Pittman
E. Hamblin
Paul Calvin Lantis
S. Pine St
Kansas moves prisoners to Texas due to crowding
Kansas transfers forty eight medium custody inmates from Hutchinson and El Dorado to a private Texas prison because state space for medium and maximum security inmates is exhausted. Officials say current capacity is full and projections had not anticipated hitting 0 244 beds until 2007.
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Wichita
Kansas
Texas
Hutchinson
el Dorado
Ottawa native among nation’s best in music education
Ottawa born Dan Wooge, longtime Osage City band director and Baker University alumnus, was named Kansas’ entry in School Band and Orchestra magazine’s 50 Directors Who Make A Difference. The 1998 honoree reflects his belief that music education shapes well rounded, expressive students and community involvement.
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Ottawa Native
Andy Gassaway
Ottawa
Dan Wooge
Osage City
Kansas
Wooge
Ottawa High School
Cyclones
Baker University
Norman
Karen Wooge
David Wooge
Debbie Wooge
U.S
Wray Family Named Kansas Farm Family of the Year
John and Brenda Wray of Ottawa area honored by Kansas Farm Bureau as the state Farm Family of the Year for community service and farm leadership. The Wrays manage soybeans corn and milo with cattle, foster 4-H and FFA involvement, and balance farming with church hospital and school volunteering while noting rising costs and aging farmer demographics.
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Laurie Sisk
The
Ottawa Herald
John
Erik
Mark
Amanda
Brenda Wray
Kansas Farm
Kansas Farm Bureau Association
Nebraska Road
Kansas Farm Bureau
Wrays
Ottawa
John Wray
United Soybean Board
First United Methodist Church
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Wray
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