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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2007
Page
1
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Weather may cancel some gatherings. Readouts include Information for Families at Elizabeth Layton Center 2537 Eisenhower Rd Ottawa 785 242 2183 ext 128. Le Leche League at Westminster 401 W 13th St Ottawa 785 242 7104. Habitat board Ottawa Church of the Nazarene 400 W Seventh St. Sunflower Piecemakers at Westminster 401 W 13th St Ottawa. Central Heights School Board office 3521 Ellis Rd Princeton. Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance Ottawa 204 E 15th St Ottawa. Franklin County Diabetes Association Ransom Memorial 1301 S Main St Ottawa with Dr Joel Kavan. Franklin County Fair Board Celebration Hall Ottawa Fairgrounds. Ottawa AA First Baptist Church basement Fourth and Hickory. Various other Ottawa and Franklin County meetings including Tourism Committee 2011 E Logan St Ottawa and City Hall 101 S Hickory. End times include 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. readings and 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. sessions.
Prairie Star will be closed January fifteenth through nineteenth. Reopening January twenty second at 105 E. Fifth. Contact number remains 242-2424.
The Ottawa Library outlines a January to April program calendar starting with TALK book series on January 18 featuring Breath Eyes Memory. Monopoly day on January 20 costs 3 dollars with preregistration. Jan 22 hosts Robert Giacin’s biking photos. January 29 begins Gordon Parks The Learning Tree with a state-wide read through March 6 book discussion.
Ottawa calendar lists Civil Disobedience talk by Rev. Albert Paul Brinson at Ottawa University Chapel, children story times at Ottawa Library, Kiwanis pancake feed at Elliott Hall, MLK speech discussion by Black Student Union, and a four part series on literature at City Hall Library with Gene Chavez leading a discussion of Breath, Eyes, Memory by Edwidge Danticat.
Two part event marks opening of National World War I Museum. Randall Griffey discusses American art responses to the war featuring Hartley Bellows Hassam. First talk 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Oak Street venue. Second part January 26.
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