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Layers: 2005 Members Exhibition Quilting Show Reception
The Ottawa Community Arts Council hosts an artist reception Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Carnegie Cultural Center 501 S. Main St. for Kansas Art Quilters exhibiting Layers: 2005 Members Exhibition. Notes describe layers of time thought experience emotion fabric thread beads paint and refreshments will be served.
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Ottawa Community Arts Council
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Carnegie
Kansas Art Quilters
Ottawa area meetings and events listing
Today features Kiwanis pancake feed at First Baptist Elliott Hall at 5:30 pm. Ottawa Community Arts Council board at City Hall 1 015 Hickory St. BPW at First Christian Church 1045 S Hickory St 6 30 pm. Adults book club planning at Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory St 4 30 pm. Agri Business Committee Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce 109 EF Second St 7 pm. Story Time Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory St 7 pm. Franklin County Democrats Village West 1527 Twyman St 7:30 pm Masons Stated Communications Masonic Hall 422 S Main St 8 pm Martin Luther King Day talk Beth Van Landingham Palestinian Israeli conflict O Dell Lounge Ottawa University 1001 S Cedar St Wednesday 8 30 am Franklin County Commission Courthouse 315 S Main St 5 pm Free pediatric eye screening Frank Eye Center 1401 S Main St call 785 242 4242 Ottawa Main Street board 7 pm City Hall 101 S Hickory St Over the Road Gang Ottawa Area Chamber 109 E 2nd St 7 pm Martin Luther King Day movie At the River I Stand Ottawa University Chapel 1001 S Cedar St
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Kiwanis
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Fourth
Hickory Streets
Ottawa Community Arts Council Board of Directors
City Hall
Hickory St
First Christian Church
Ottawa
Hickory St. * 7 P.m. — Agri-Business Committee
Ottawa Area
O'Dell
Martin Hall
Ottawa University
S. Cedar St
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County Courthouse
S. Main St
William H. Campbell
Frank Eye Center
Ottawa Main
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
E. 2Nd St
Daily Report Admissions and Jail Bookings Summary
The Daily Report lists multiple arrests and releases from Friday to Sunday across towns including Wellsville Ottawa and Pomona. Individuals face charges such as driving while suspended drug paraphernalia warrants and probation violations with bonds ranging from 75 to 40400 dollars and several detainees remaining in jail. Local deputies logged names ages addresses and charges in the admissions and police arrests sections.
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Sheriff's Department
Billy Gene Bush
Rantoul
Timothy Joseph Marks
Pomona
Mark Dale Goucher
Burlington
Virgil Wayne Franks
Quenemo
Karen Ann Maben
S. Cherry St
Mickey Johnson
Wichita
Donald Lynn Sidebottom
S. Main St
Teddy Ray Toumberlin
Caleb James Goad
Garnett
Thomas James Yohe
S. Princeton St
Nichole Renea Storck
DeSoto
Thaddeus Neal Faircloth
Jean Raymond Slemp
Locust St
Michael Leroy Stevens Jr
S. Lincoln St
Deborah Lynn Leitner
Canterbury Court
Patricia Ann Skelton
Robert L. Ward
Jack Leroyna Jr
Oak St
Cody Lee Morrison
N. Sycamore St
Shawn Gene Webb
Williamsburg
Dawn M. Estabrooks
N. Poplar St
Leah Rose Sitlington
Georgia Road
Business owner recovering from accident
Glenn Underwood a 9 retired business owner injured in an automobile crash Jan 12 is recovering at Ottawa Retirement Village Village West. He suffered a broken pelvis and was treated at Overland Park Regional Medical Center and later moved to the Ottawa nursing facility. His son Gary says recovery will take about three weeks at Village West plus outpatient care.
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ByThe Harald
Glenn Underwood
Ottawa Retirement Village
15Th St
Underwood
Overland Park Regional Medical Center
Ottawa
Gary Underwood
Village West
John D. Meyer
Apple Eyes Fast Start on Kansas School Funding Bill
Senator Pat Apple and Senate Education Chair Jean Schodorf plan a rapid move to fix Kansas school funding. They aim to meet the April 12 court deadline to increase and fairly distribute education funds while identifying true education costs and accounting for districts with immigrant students and ESL needs.
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Cleon Rickel
Welter
Senate Education Committee
Jean Schodorf
Pat Apple
12Th District
Apple
Supreme Court
Apple previews high stakes in Kansas legislature
State Sen. Pat Apple says the House will move quickly to ban gay marriage and civil unions, while a failed used car sales tax faces repeal. He expects a Senate plan to cover the uninsured without new taxes, and notes disputes over Internet voice transmission and cable versus telephone regulation. He also cites a looming push to repeal the used vehicle tax and issue refunds, arguing sales tax should reflect sale price.
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Apple
House
Senate
Kansas House
Derek Schmidt
Franklin County
Senate Utilities Committee
Kathleen Sebelius
Sebelius
Jobs: Construction and services show strength in hiring
Manpower reports 28 percent of firms expect to add workers and seven percent plan cuts. Construction, durable and non durable goods manufacturing and services show strongest prospects while wholesale and retail may cut staff. Hiring in transportation, utilities, finance, real estate, education and public administration expected to be steady.
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