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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2007
Page
1
Brief recap of fast new items from Associated Press covering headlines, sports, features and entertainment. Latest wire updates provide concise, timely context and key details for quick reading.
A discussion on confusing error messages and how they try to convey problems. Shirley Smith guides listeners through common terms like stack dump overflow and blue screen of death, linking tech jargon to practical understanding. The Ottawa Herald advertises more coverage under Money and Gadgets with the ASAP logo.
A list of local meetings and events in Ottawa and nearby towns includes pro motions committee at Ottawa Main Street Inc Association, AA groups at Franklin County Mental Health Center basement and First Baptist Church, Shrine events at Masonic Temple, Celebrate Recovery at Trinity United Methodist Church, and Living Sober group at First Christian Church. Also notes June sales, quilt classes, Lions Club pancake breakfast in Williamsburg, Baldwin Arts Council Art Walk, and other summer activities with times, locations, and contact details.
A visiting Michigan friend reflects on recent climbs and safaris, notes a laptop-free vacation, and plans a brief stay in Kansas before Bonnaroo. The piece promotes local weekend events including pancake breakfasts for the Cancer Foundation and American Legion, plus county fairs in Baldwin City and Williamsburg with music, rides, and races.
Ottawa hosts Jayhawker Days with a full lineup at multiple venues. Highlights include Suzuki Strings Institute performances at the Carnegie Cultural Center and Ottawa University Chapel, a free final concert, a Kids Night Out at the Carnegie, and Dan S. Potter’s Wheel Coffeehouse shows. Also featured are crafts, a pancake breakfast, a farmers market, a car show, a VFW dance, a Meet a Mortician talk, and the Famous Kansas Chautauqua at Baker University with ongoing 4-H rabbit judging and city concerts.
Tuesday morning at Wellsville City Library, 115 W Sixth St, a paint by color session runs 9:30 to 11. Bring a paint shirt. Ottawa Library offers Story Time for children 3 and older at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. at 105 W Hickory St, with an 11 a.m. Books and Ba reading slot continuing the day.
Third annual festival features 22 artists at 18th and Vine in Kansas City with performances from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday events include the Great Lenexa Barbeque Battle at Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park with 185 teams and family activities. Also listed are Emporia Zoo open house, Juneteenth celebration in Lawrence, and a 50s and Psychedelic 60s car show in El Dorado with music and games.
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