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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2006
Page
1
Brief at a glance items cover trending topics and practical ideas to improve daily life. Curated snippets highlight notable events, ideas, and tips readers can use, presented in concise, period-appropriate tone.
West Virginia expands the Dance Dance Revolution program to all 157 middle schools and aims to reach 753 public schools within three years to boost student activity. Pilot began in 20 schools last spring targeting ages 10 to 14 as researchers study health benefits.
Prince Harry will join the Blues and Royals armored division of the Household Cavalry and may deploy to Iraq after completing Sandhurst training. A ministry spokesman said he would likely go if his squadron heads overseas, with plans to lead an armored recon unit using Scimitar vehicles.
Olmsted Electric will not be open Saturdays as of January 28. Quilt classes begin February 1 at 6 30 p m and February 3 at 10 a m Enroll now at Chris Corner 3693 N Hwy 59 contact 242 1922 for details
Kansas marks its 145th birthday with a Capitol ceremony in Topeka featuring a Native American hoop dancer and state song, plus free museum hours at the Kansas Historical Museum. In Ottawa, the Eastern Star hosts a Kansas Day dinner at the Masonic Temple and a Youth Showchoir Clinic at Ottawa Middle School, with public performances and tickets.
Herald staff notes a slate of Ottawa area happenings including The Potter's Wheel at 1018 Main St and 101 S Main St, a Monopoly tournament with 90 minute prelims and finals, registration opening Jan 14 at the library, an Ottawa Library Talk on Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe at City Hall Library Conference Room, and Kansas Day capers at the Capitol in Topeka plus Mozart piano sonatas in Lawrence.
Herald reports a busy schedule of Kansas activities including KU Opera Falstaff at Murphy Hall with tickets 15 for adults and 7 for students and seniors. Kansas Day programs run 9 to 3 at Topeka’s Kansas History Museum. Book signing at Dole Institute 4:30, Red Panda Acrobats at Nelson-Atkins 6 to 7:30 with reservations, Mozart piano sonatas at Hall Center 7:30, Milt Hinton photo show at Holt Gallery, Embodiment exhibit at Spencer and a Dole lecture series talk by Carol Moseley Braun 7:00 in Lawrence with additional events across Emporia and Kansas City venues.
At Franklin County Mental Health Center Basement Ottawa 204 E 15th St AA meetings at 7 pm Also Al Anon at 7 pm Social Order of the Beauceant Stated at Masonic Temple 422 S Main St Noon and 8 pm Ottawa Group AA at First Baptist Church basement 410 S Hickory St 7 pm Ottawa Living Sober Group AA at First Christian Church 1045 S Hickory St
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