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Kansas promotes image in Times Square on big screen
A 30 second Kansas tourism ad will debut in Times Square on a CBS controlled screen amid World Cup coverage. The spot showcases northeast Kansas vistas and open spaces while portraying Kansas as wired and sophisticated. The campaign, started January 2005 by the Department of Commerce, aims to boost state pride and attract outsiders despite national worries about BTK, anti evolution standards, and Westboro protests.
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Topeka
New York
Times Square
CBS
Kansas
Department of Commerce
Department
Caleb Asher
BTK
Wichita
State Board of Education
Westboro
Western Day Events at Carnegie Cultural Center and Forest Park
A full day of cowboy themed activities across Ottawa featuring reception at Carnegie Cultural Center, mechanical rides, pony and stock dog demonstrations, parades starting at City Park, main stage acts by Gary Pratt and Delbert Shields, saddle making, horse shoe toss, western wear contests, a fashion show, and a concert at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium.
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Forest Park
City Park
Fifth
Main Streets
Ottawa
Kiwanis
Carnegie Cultural Center
Gary
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
S. Hickory St
TJ. Casey
Kansas River Gang
Delbert Shields
Suzuki Strings at Absolutely Ottawa 2006 performs week
Young Suzuki string players and instructors showcase in Ottawa with public free concerts at Ottawa University Chapel and Carnogie Cultural Center. Tickets by reservation. events include Faculty Recital, Student Solo Recitals, Graduation Concert, Orchestras in Concert, Mozart on Main Street, and Final Concert with all students at 1001 S. Cedar St.
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Institute
Ottawa University
S. Cedar St
Ottawa University Chapel
Main Street
Fourth
Main Streets
Cedar St
Tough Love helps parents face troubled teens
Dr Dobson argues for firm parental leadership against teen aggression. Henry Harbin and Denis Madden find parent battering follows abdicated authority and permissiveness. The Tough Love approach, from Phyllis and David York, promotes confrontation to restore control and safety at home.
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Dobson
Henry Harbin
Denis Madden
University of Maryland
Medical School
Harbin and Madden
Harbin
Madden
Reagan
National Advisory Commission
Office of
Juvenile Justice
Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Tough Love
Phyllis
David York
Ottawa events line up at library and venues
Herald staff highlights a slate of Ottawa area activities. Story Time at Ottawa Library for children 3 and up starts at 7 p.m. at 105 S. Hickory, while Summer Reading Craft runs 1 to 3 p.m. Also offered are free pediatric eye screening for ages birth through 17, a tie dye craft, quilting classes at Chris' Corner and Beginnings Quilting, and a bluegrass jam at The Potter's Wheel. Main contact Frank Eye Center 1401 S. Main St and phone (785) 242-4242.
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Ottawa
Hickory St
Community activity schedule at Ottawa venues
Thursday morning offers PATH exercise with Don Woodward at Don Woodward Community Center 517 E Third in Ottawa from 9 to 10. Ottawa Library hosts Toddler Time for 21 to 36 month olds at 105 W Hickory at 9 15 and 10. Pet tips with Dr. Trent Lancaster at 2 p.m. and Basic Grant Writing at 6 30 p.m. both at 105 S Hickory. Registration is required for the grant class.
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Don Woodward
Third St
Ottawa
Hickory St
Trent Lancaster
On the Road features Kansas westerns exhibits and camps
Herald staffer Jodie Garcia highlights events in Kansas including the Blazing Guns and Rugged Heroes exhibit at the Museum of History in Topeka, a Cowboy Camp near Salina with guided programs, and the Crown Center Antique Festival. Pre-registration costs and contact details are listed for several activities.
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Kansas
Museum of History
Topeka
Ottawa area scheduling diverse public meetings listed
A list of varied meetings in Ottawa including the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce at 109 E Second St and 1018 S Hickory St, City Hall sessions, Arts Council, Eagles Hall, Masonic events, Alcoholics Anonymous groups, City Commission, anniversary celebrations for New York Life, disability mentoring, Franklin County Commission, church dinners, Main Street Organization, and Eastern Star activities with locations and times.
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Ottawa Area
Chamber of Commerce
Second St
Ottawa Community Arts Council Board of Directors
City Hall
Hickory St
Business & Professional Women’s
First Christian Church
Ottawa
Eagles Aerie
Eagles Hall
15Th St
Mason’s
Masonic Hall
Main St
Agri-Business Committee
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Bration
New York Life Office
Shelterhouse
Forest Park
Ottawa Group
Fourth
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
Third
Main Streets
Church of the Brethren
Ninth
Ottawa Main Street Organization Board
Ottawa Living Sober Group
Eagles
E. 15Th St
Union
Eastern Star
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