Bulletin Board submission policy for Ottawa Herald
Daily notice board explains two day advance submission required by fax 785 242 9420 email ottawaherald com or mail to 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS 86067. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced free of charge with no phone calls.
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Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Baker Wetlands talk and bird photo display in Baldwin
Baldwin Bird Club hosts professional photographer Ken Highfill at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Baldwin Grade School to discuss the Baker Wetlands and show wildlife photos. Open to the public. For info call Johnnie Brockway at 242-1946.
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Baker Wetlands
Ken Highfill
Baldwin Bird Club
Baldwin
Johnnie Brockway
Wellsville
Ottawa Arts Center exhibits and Old Depot Museum hours
Ottawa Community Arts Council presents A Pleasures to Treasures featuring quilts by Dee Underwood and cross stitch by Marilyn Seymour at Carnegie Cultural Center 501 S Main St with year round Rainbow art classes for kids. Old Depot Museum runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m Tuesday through Saturday and 12 p.m. to 4 p.m Sunday at 135 W Tecumseh with $3 admission. recycling center hours and Alcoholics Anonymous meeting times also listed.
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Ottawa Community Arts Council
Dee Underwood
Marilyn Seymour
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
Meetings & events text from Ottawa area list of gatherings
A dense schedule lists multiple Ottawa area meetings and events across Tue Wed and surrounding days. Activities include PTO taco dinner at Ottawa Middle School, Franklin County Mental Health Gift program, diabetes support group, Central Heights board meeting, Sunflower Quilt Club, Franklin County Fair Board, PATH exercise, library story times, blood pressure clinic, NARFE lunch, Arts Council board, Business & Professional Women, Agri-Business Committee, county and city commissions, recreation commissions, Wellsville and Richmond library events, and various community group gatherings with dates, times, and locations.
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County Commission
Franklin County Commission
Dana Pacquette
Franklin County Mental Health
Craig Davis
Ottawa City Commissioners
Ottawa Middle School
Willy K Cat
Convention & Tourism Committee
Visitor's Information Center
E. Logan
Don Woodward Community Center
Ottawa Library
Ottawa Village Plaza
W. 15Th
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
NARFE
Sirloin Stockade
Ottawa Community Arts Council Board
City Hall
First Christian Church
S. Hickory
Agri-Business Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County
Ottawa City Commission
Wellsville
Richmond Public Library
Richmond
Rotary Club
OU Student Union
Mark Eldridge
County
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Hospital Notes and Jail Arrests in Franklin County
Admissions list includes Dena Seeley of Pomona on Saturday and Shane Doty of Quenemo with Cora Hensick of Ottawa on Sunday. Dismissals feature Wanda Cook of Baldwin Friday and multiple Ottawa residents. Jail arrests include Randy Gene Johnson II on two warrants with $1,025 bond, Nicholas Wagenas on child support warrant with $1,000 bond, and Dustin T. Markus charged with rape and other counts, released on $500,000 bond.
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Dena Seeley
Pomona
Shane Doty
Quenemo
Cora Hensick
Ottawa
Wanda Cook
Baldwin
Kenneth Bates
Wellsville
Joyce Pursley
Rose Blanco
Tracy Gull
Carla Kilbourne
Franklin County
Sheriff's Dept
Randy Gene Johnson II
Nicholas Nmn Wagenas
Dustin T. Markus
Beth Snp Retacii
Religion and science lecture at Ottawa University shines
Presidental Lecture Series hosts Holmes Rolston at 7 p.m. January 22 exploring religion and science. Rolston, 2003 Templeton Prize winner, is University Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at Colorado State University. Neal hails the honor and his work linking science with faith.
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Ottawa University
Holmes Rolston
Rolston
Templeton Foundation
Colorado State University
Neal
Genes Genesis and God lecture at OU Chapel
Holmes Rolston discusses intrinsic values in nature and duties toward ecosystems in a lecture titled Genes Genesis and God Values and their Origins in Natural and Human History at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Ottawa University Chapel 1001 S Cedar St.
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Genesis
God
Science
Holmes Rolston
OU Chapel
Rolston
Neal
American Philosophical Association
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
Holmes
Ottawa University
S. Cedar St
Sebelius seeks expansion of rural economic project
Pratt and nearby towns join the Sunflower Project to boost downtown commerce and keep schools open. Gov. Sebelius backs extending enterprise facilitation to 24 counties, proposing a $7 million rural business tax credit and $200,000 more by 2005.
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Sebelius
Harris News
Pratt
America
Harper
Barber
Kiowa
Kansas Department of Commerce
Kansas
Kathleen Sebelius
Jeanette Siemens
Pratt Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development
Siemens
House
Kenny Wilk
Lansing
Senate Commerce
Nick Jordan
Shawnee
Jordan
Wilk
Liberty Memorial may shift to private group in 1962
Liberty Memorial could shift management to the Liberty Memorial Association on February 1, two months before a city voters’ decision on a $20 million bond to fund a new $26 million museum with high tech displays. The association would run daily operations, ending city subsidies in ten years if a private enterprise succeeds, while the city retains property and artifacts.
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Kansas City, Mo
Liberty Memorial
Liberty Memorial Association
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners
Parks and Recreation Department
Mark McHenry
Enterprise
Steve Berkheiser
The
Penn Valley Park
Association
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