Today’s Community Activities Highlight
At 9:30 a.m. Craft Club meets at Wellsville City Library 115 West Sixth Street. A 10 a.m. First Friday Forum is at Washburn Towers Fifth and Main in Ottawa. Storytime starts at 10 a.m. at Ottawa Library 105 South Hickory Street. A 5:30 p.m. Taco event is planned.
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July 1 Night at Eagles Hall Ottawa Kansas
July 1 schedule lists Noon Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Group at First Baptist Church Ottawa and 8 p m Alcoholics in reference to a local event at Eagles Hall 524 E 15th St Ottawa Kansas with details from a community notice.
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Weekend Fireworks and Public Events in Pomona
Weekend schedule lists 8p.m. fireworks at Pomona Sports Complex on Saturday July 2 with raindate July 3. Concessions offered by Pomona Merchants Association at www.pomonamerchants.org. Also Saturday events include 2p.m. Appanoose Museum open to public at 600 Shawnee Rd Pomona and 6:30p.m. All America Patriotic Celebration at Community Foursquare Chapel corner 9th and Hickory hosted by the Koenig Family. Saturday 7 p.m. Alcoholics open meeting.
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Anonymous Ottawa meeting schedule July 2 3
Keep It Simple Alcoholics Anonymous meets at Franklin County Mental Health Center basement 204 E 15th St Ottawa at 8 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous gathers at Ottawa First United Methodist Church 203 E Fourth St Ottawa. Anonymous group hosts July 2 3 sessions at First Christian Church 1045 S Hickory St Ottawa 10 a.m.
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Fireworks Display Set For July Two At Pomona Complex
Pomona Merchants Association announces a huge fireworks show at dark on Saturday July 2 at the Pomona Sports Complex with concessions. Rain date is July 3. Details at www pomonamerchants.org.
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Fourth of July event at Eagles Hall Ottawa
Coming events announce a gathering Monday at 8 a.m. at Eagles Hall located at 524 East 15th Street in Ottawa with no binge policy for the Fourth of July observance.
Wichita Man Held After Standoff With Deputies
A 62 year old Wichita man who called himself a ninja faced a three hour standoff with Sedgwick County deputies. A SWAT team deployed tear gas inside the home after negotiators failed to coax him out. He surrendered and was taken to a hospital for evaluation.
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Columnist urged to resign after Kansas slur on TV
Sedgwick County Commissioner Karl Petersohn calls for New York Times columnist David Carr to resign or be fired after remarks on HBO Real Time with Bill Maher disparaging Kansas as home of low sloping foreheads. The Wichita Eagle notes Carr paused then questioned if he said it aloud.
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Odd East Coast news roundup with wedding mishaps and a funeral scare
A collection of bizarre items from the East Coast includes New York jails distributing XXL neon green shirts to visitors, costing 5000 dollars for 800 shirts. A Pennsylvania wedding occurred in a hospital after the groom’s fall left him with broken ribs and a collapsed lung, forcing medical gowns and a hospital chapel. A UK Daily Mail report notes Kanzan Russia resident Fagilya Mukhametzyanov waking at her own funeral and dying minutes later. Aly Van Dyke reports.
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Winter Fourth of July weather spurs West snow surge
The West faces a rare Fourth of July with snow in Sierra Nevada and Cascades as a strong low pressure brings late season storms. Resorts like Squaw Valley plan four lifts and free T shirts, while Crystal Mountain braces for bikini atop slopes amid forecasts of sun and 59 degrees. Flood warnings persist in California and Oregon as snowmelt raises water levels and Yosemite warns of high water, closed campgrounds, and slippery trails.
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