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15 Jul 2006
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2006
Page
1
Brief at a glance news and ideas to spark conversation and improve daily life. Readable items cover trending topics, life hacks, and timely tips for quick, practical updates.
Pete Coors chief commercial officer and former Senate candidate acknowledged a May DUI citation after leaving a friend's wedding. He said he should have arranged a ride and emphasized responsible use of Molson Coors products. He was stopped near his Golden home for allegedly running a stop sign and failing to obey traffic signals by a Colorado State Patrol trooper.
Herald Staff Writer Jodia Garcia lists events around Osage City Pittsburg and Lawrence. Evening gospel Palmetto State Quartet performs at Osage City Fairgrounds along highway K170. Four-State Farm Show near Pittsburg with 700 plus exhibits is free parking. Ice Cream Festival at South Park Gazebo Lawrence $5 tickets. Photography exhibit Between the Wars at Spencer Museum KU Lawrence. Call or visit for details.
The Ottawa notices list multiple local meetings and groups including Alcoholics Anonymous sessions at First Christian Church Franklin County Mental Health Center and First Baptist Church plus the Franklin County Genealogical Society at Ran som Memorial Hospital and the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance at the mental health clinic. Also scheduled are the Sunflower Piecemakers Quilt Club and the Franklin County Fair Board at Celebration Hall Ottawa.
A fun evening begins with dinner on your own at Jumpin' Catfish. Then My Way a Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra at the Chestnut Fine Arts Center Clathe. Bus departs 5:00 p.m. from Kansas State Bank lot 236 N Main. cost 25 dollars includes transport and Chestnut ticket.
In a Gardener’s Notes column, Audrey Lintner highlights xeriscaping as a water conserving, low maintenance approach using drought resistant plants. She covers plant choices native to dry climates, landscape design ideas, and benefits such as reduced pruning, pest resistance, and fewer chemicals, with a local nudge to try a mixed bed plan and visit Fourth and Maple for inspiration.
A compilation of local events from Writer Jodie Garcia outlining Ottawa activities. Highlights include VFW garage sale and breakfast, a farmer market at Orscheln parking lot, Gracia Burnham talk at First Christian Church, musical acts at The Potter's Wheel, Tweets the Clown at Ottawa Library, a Ransom Memorial Hospital blood drive, book sale at the Ottawa Library, PATH exercise class, 4H Arts and Crafts judging, library story times, bluegrass jam, and pediatric eye screening. Also notes Farmer's Market repeats and many phone contacts.
A July event list covers July 27 with sessions from 9 am to 10 am including Per ter Exercise and Ottawa Library Toddler Time for 21 to 36 months. Other items feature Eagles Hamburger Night, Kidz Night Out at the Carnegie, Potter's Wheel Coffee House, Power of the Past display, Library Book Sale, Farmers Market, 4-H Day Camp, and an Ottawa Awards Banquet with RSVP details. The note lists venues across Ottawa including Carnegie Cultural Center, Eagles Hall, and Franklin County Fair Grounds with contact numbers.
Don and Carol Gorton thank everyone for helping celebrate their 50th anniversary. They especially thank their children and son in law for hosting and the ladies who served, appreciating the many cards and calls that keep coming.
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