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Community Activities And Local Government Notices
Free development screenings for children birth to five offered by Ottawa USD 290 Special Services. Call 229-8110 or visit 123 W Fourth St to schedule. American Legion Post 60 hosts a chill and soup supper February 4 at the National Guard armory from 430 to 700. Tickets 4 adults 250 for under 12. chili or vegetable soup coffee tea juice. desserts 1 extra. Proceeds fund community programs. Wellsville city council workshop and meeting discuss preliminary wastewater facility designs a 30,000 police budget shortfall and a proposed comprehensive plan from Planning and Zoning. Planners meet Thursday at 730 am City Hall with a public hearing February 18 on the new plan.
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Ottawa Planning Commission
Pleasures to Treasures and Old Depot Museum Exhibits
Ottawa events highlight two shows and family programs at the Carnegie Cultural Center and Old Depot Museum. Dee Underwood and Marilyn Seymour contribute quilts and cross stitch while kids join Rainbow art and music classes. Museum hours and admission details are listed along with contact numbers.
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Marilyn Seymour
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
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Ottawa area meetings and events finder
Ottawa library board of trustees meets at 5 15 p m in the library conference room Franklin County Cancer Foundation holds a 6 p m meeting at 116 South Main Street Thursday PATH exercise group gathers 9 to 10 a m at Don Woodward Community Center Kiwanis lunch at noon at Radish Patch Franklin County Conservation District meets 6 30 p m at Celebration Hall SANE SART information meeting 6 30 p m at the Franklin County Annex
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Franklin County Cancer Foundation Board
S. Main St
Don Woodward Community Center
Kiwanis
Franklin County Conservation District
Celebration Hall
Franklin County Annex
Hospital Notes and Local Law Actions Summary
Tuesday admissions include Goldie Nichols Ottawa Gabrielle Rice Garnett Emily Allen Quenemo Ivy Stephenson Rantoul. Dismissals include J. Mark Armstrong Shirley Everett Julie Minder Ottawa and Jack Bennett Ottawa. George Walker Jr arrested on two warrants for failure to appear released on 200 bond. Lori Richeson arrested on driving while suspended released on 375 bond. Roy Novich and Timothy McCall held on warrants in jail. Theft reports include Lane water service 81.45. Ambulance calls list numerous blocks and streets across the city from Friday to Monday.
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Goldie Nichols
Ottawa
Gabrielle Rice
Garnett
Emily Allen
Quenemo
Ivy Stephenson
Rantoul
J. Mark Armstrong
Jack Bennett
Shirley Everett
Daniel Jones
Julie Minder
Franklin County
Sheriffs Dept
George Walker Jr
Hickory St
Lori A. Richeson
S. Maple St
Roy Lee Novich
Kansas City
Timothy Brian McCall
Ottawa Lock Up to raise funds for muscular dystrophy group
Local leaders join the Muscular Dystrophy Association in a jail themed fundraiser in Ottawa on February 11. About 100 volunteers will arrest participants, who post bond with donations. Proceeds support neuromuscular research, clinics, support groups, equipment, and a summer camp for ages 6 to 21 in northeastern Kansas and northwestern Missouri.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Fire Department
South Star Chrysler
Carnegie Cultural Center
Bond
MDA
McDaniel
Henry McDaniel
Shawnee Mission
Franklin County
Baldwin City
Jenny McGhee
Kansas
Missouri
McGhees
Vmoss
Ottawaherald.com
United Way honors 2004 volunteers and donors in Ottawa event
At a finale luncheon in Mowbray Student Union Ottawa University the United Way of Franklin County expanded its top donor list with six special gifts. Drive chair Wynndee Lee announced the campaign surpassed its $170 500 pledge goal aided by 41 new business contributions and four new payroll deductions. Volunteers Lou Atherton Trish Peterson and Judy Hasty received major awards with Gray Herken Johnson and Kandee Wallace honored for leadership and support.
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Ottawa University
Mowbray Student Union
Drive
Wynndee Lee
Bill Gray
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Ninezofthigatoph Ors
Wal-Mart
City of
Ottawa
First Bank of Ottawa
Franklin County Mental Health Center
Hallmark Inc. of
Lawrence
Kansas Gas Service
Ottawa Country Mart
Ransom Memorial Hos
Lou Atherton
Trish Peterson
Gray
Melanie Herken-Johnson
Boeing Wichita future vows amid sale speculation
Kansas officials pressed Boeing chief Harry Stonecipher after The Seattle Times report he might sell its Wichita plant. Stonecipher assured lawmakers the future includes Wichita and said he had not seen any sale plans, while Gov. Sebelius was told the same on a separate call.
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Harry Stonecipher
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Seattle Times
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Boeing
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