Ottawa Event Schedule Highlights Local Activities
A compressed listing outlines Toddler Time at Ottawa Library on 105 S. Hickory St, a walk run group at Kanza Park near 11th and Elm, VFW Bingo twice weekly, Optimist Club breakfast at Prairie Star on Logan St, Kiwanis at The Radish Patch on Industrial Ave, and High Bidders Pitch Playing at Pomona Community Library 219 W.
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Prairie Star
E. Logan St
Pomona Community Library
January 19 Ottawa meetings and elections brief
Jan 19 7 1p m Al Anon Ottawa Family Group at Elizabeth Layton Center offices 204 E 15th 7 p m Rural Water District No 4 annual meeting at District Office 1506 Old U S 50 Williamsburg board members up for re election Mark Weigand Butch Riddle call 785 746 5571 or Kelley J Thompson 785 746 5571 7 30 p m 8 30 p m Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Hall 524 E 15th St Ot ta 8 p m 9 p m Narcotics Anonymous at Ottawa First United Methodist Church 203 E Fourth St Ottawa
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Center For Hope and Guidance
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Ottawa
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Butch Riddle
Kelley J. Thompson
First United Methodist Church
E. Fourth St
Ottawa Herald Out & About Highlights Event
The Ottawa Herald features upcoming events in its Out & About column. Contact editor Nancy Stockhall at 785 242 4700 or nstockhall ottawaherald.com for event submissions and details.
Ottawa area reads with library and club events
Friday schedules list Wellsville City Library and Ottawa Library storytimes craft sessions and a Wiggles Out activity. An Eagles Hall chicken fried steak dinner and an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at First Baptist Church cover afternoon and evening slots in Ottawa with times from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Wellsville City Library
W. Sixth St
Wellsville
Potbellied pigs allowed in Lawrence under new rule
Lawrence residents cheered as the City Commission tentatively approved keeping potbellied pigs in the city. Ehren Penix urged to keep his pig Starky and about a dozen supporters backed him. Officials said one pig per home is allowed, farm pigs remain barred, and nuisance odor can still trigger citations before a formal ordinance vote.
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Hearing-impaired pedestrians struck in Olathe collision
Three elderly hearing-impaired pedestrians were injured after being struck by a car near the Deaf Cultural Center in Olathe. One person was critically injured and two others seriously hurt as police continue the investigation. the driver stopped at the scene after the Tuesday night incident near the Kansas School for the Deaf.
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Five Whooping Cranes Winter in Kansas
Five endangered whooping cranes spend the winter on private land near Quivira National Wildlife Refuge and Cheyenne Bottoms in south central Kansas. Refuge manager Dan Severson says the group includes a family of three, a juvenile, and an adult. Normally they pass through to the Texas coast, but drought and recent conditions may keep them in the area.
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Kansas Birthday Reflections On State History And Symbols
Kansas marks 151st anniversary on January 29 recalling its path from 1861 including self determination under the Kansas-Nebraska Act, Bleeding Kansas, and the Civil War. The state seal, flag elements, motto Ad Astra per Aspera, and symbols like sunflower and wheat state roles are noted by agricul ture commentator John Schlageck.
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Obama rejects Keystone XL pipeline delaying a high stakes decision
President Obama blocked the massive TransCanada tar sands pipeline for now citing insufficient time for a full review before a February deadline. The move sparks Republican and business backlash while leaving the route and timing open for a future decision, with Canada urging approval and supporters touting job creation.
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