Pomona Library Hosts Reading Program And Story Time
Schedule of local activities includes Quilters at Pomona Community Library on 219 W A St Pomona at 9 a.m. Summer Reading Program at the same library at 10 a.m. Story Time at Richmond Public Library on 107 E Central Ave Richmond at 1 p.m. Student Arts Crafts Class at Pomona Library at 3:30 p.m. A walk run group meets at Kanza Park Ottawa at 6:30 p.m.
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Pomona Community
W. A St
Pomona
Pomona Community Library
Richmond Public Library
E. Central Ave
Richmond
Kanza Park
11Th and Elm Streets
Ottawa
Ottawa area meetings and groups schedule highlights
On July 20 events include Franklin County Commission at the Office Annex in Ottawa at 8 30 a m and 9 30 a m Ottawa City Commission at City Hall noon Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Group at First Baptist Church Fourth and Hickory Kids Bible Club Pilgrim Bible Church at 12th and Cedar Ottawa 6 p m 2012 Budget Open House Franklin County Office Annex 1418 S Main St Ottawa 6 30 p m AWANA at Ottawa Bible Church 1623 S Poplar St Ottawa and Al Anon Together We Can Make It at 8 p m.
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Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
S. Main St
Ottawa
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Fourth and Hickory Streets
Kids Bible Club
Pilgrim Bible Church
12Th and
Cedar Streets
Awana
Ottawa Bible Church
S. Poplar St
Al-Anon
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
About Town: Community Events and Local Happenings
This brief highlights upcoming events in Ottawa and nearby communities. Read details for schedules, venues, and contact information to plan weekend activities and social engagements.
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Ottawa Herald
Neil Stockdall
Ottawa Area Community Event Schedule Highlights
A dense schedule lists multiple Ottawa gatherings including Toddler Time at the library on 105 S. Hickory, a Bingo session at the Ottawa Senior Center, VFW Bingo weekly, Optimist Club breakfast at Prairie Star, Kiwanis meeting at The Radish Patch, Al-Anon offices on 204 E. 15th, Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Hall on 524 E. 15th, and Narcotics Anonymous at Ottawa First United Methodist Church on 203 E. Fourth.
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Optimist Club
Prairie Star
E. Logan St
Ottawa
Industrial Ave
First United Methodist Church
E. Fourth St
Kindness over Gossip in the Workplace and Life
Linda Brown, marketing director for The Ottawa Herald, calls for kindness and restraint against cruel gossip and offhand criticism. She contrasts constructive feedback with toxic talk, urging people to think before speaking to protect others and maintain trust.
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Linda Brown
The
Ottawa Herald
Ottawaherald
Lucky Overbrook resident wins lottery twice
An Overbrook resident claimed two 22 000 prizes in Kansas Lottery 2by2 drawings over consecutive days. The winner, not named, noted prior wins including a 1 million dollar casino jackpot in 2001 and multiple 5 000 to 22 000 prizes. Tickets bought at Overbrook Gas & Convenience and Davenport Retail Liquor.
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Lucky Overbrook
the Herald
Overbrook
Kansas Lottery
Kansas
Garden City challenges 2010 census count
Garden City officials contest the 2010 census figures, arguing the population was undercounted. City Planner Sam Henderson notes the city submitted a challenge to the U S Census Bureau after the agency reported a 6.3 percent drop from 28,000 to 26,658 residents, while officials believe a true total between 28,000 and 30,300 would affect federal funds.
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Garden City
Sam Henderson
U.S. Census Bureau
Federal
Garden City Telegram
Henderson
Flooding prompts Kansas EM team pull from Doniphan County
In northeast Kansas the Kansas Department of Emergency Management pulled its Incident Management Team from Doniphan County as Missouri River floods surged. Maj. Gen. Lee Tafanelli ordered National Guard troops to the county in mid June to assist with voluntary evacuations in flood prone towns including Elwood.
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Troy
Kansas
Missouri
Knza-Fm
Kansas Department of Emergency Management
Doniphan
Lee Tafanelli
National Guard
Elwood
Topeka Ronald McDonald House gets Clinton Foundation gift
Martha Hagedorn-Krass, CEO of the Topeka Ronald McDonald House, wrote Bill Clinton a thank you note after his March appearance at a conference. Saturday she received a $5,000 donation from the Clinton Family Foundation for her group, reported by the Topeka Capital-Journal. Clinton spoke at the Association of Fund- events.
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Raising Professionals
Chicago
Topeka
Bill Clinton
Martha Hagedorn-Krass
Clinton Family Foundation
Hagedorn- Krass
House
Topeka Capital-Journal
Clinton
Association of Fund
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Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa City Hall
Hickory St
Out&About
Ottawa Senior Center
Ottawa Family Group
Elizabeth Layton
Center For Hope and Guidance Administrative
E. 15Th St
Eagles
Eagles Hall
15Th St
Overbrook Gas & Convenience
E. 8Th St
Davenport
Carbondale
Kansas News
Clinton Foundation
Cutton
Suttonspewelry
Amour
Oasis
Bow Spozas
Garnett
Berd
Shop
Crystai Gdlazan
Envoy Pizza
Cou
Anderson County Fair
John Conlee
Wecrash
Beckman Motors
Beckman Fu
Carniva
Anderson County Bank
Protec
Princeton Christian
Grove St
Princeton
Fred Buckley
Music Director
Dave Geiss
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