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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2005
Page
1
The Old West celebration in Ottawa enters its second year this weekend with music acts and entertainment. Organizers led by Ernie Rodina say a second day was added to accommodate all planned activities Saturday and Sunday.
Christian singer Tiffany Barth, 19, from Ottawa, plans to join a musical ministry team in Sevierville, Tennessee, this Friday as the first step toward a Broadway career. The move marks her entry into the performing arts with faith-based ministry.
School board members discussed adding a left turn lane at Milner and Wilson streets near the new school after the Ottawa Planning Commission on June 15 required it. The item is part of the district’s ongoing cost considerations for facility expansion.
Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County led more than 35 attendees in a groundbreaking on Pecan Street to start construction on two homes for Christel Collins and her two boys, and for Dr. Welsh and Jennifer Robinson and their two boys, with work beginning soon.
Some military families and other Americans react to recently revealed British documents discussing the United States' focus on war with Iraq. The disclosures intensify criticism of government messaging and policy.
Ottawa standout Jack Sachse ran the sixth-fastest time in Kansas history Saturday to finish high in the 800 meters in Greensboro North Carolina. Ottawa Thunder 12 year old baseball team captured the AA division title in a weekend tournament.
Ottawa Herald reader notices announce a Cedar Street detour with entry via the south parking lot from the alley off Flist Street at Second Street. Local ads feature bicycle repair in Richmond Kansas and public storage at 1102 N Main Ottawa. Wal-Mart Vision Center extends hours including Friday with a $5 exam discount.
A shy 9 year old can be all boy, and parents should accept him as he is rather than push for aggression. The piece notes variability in temperaments, citing a New York Longitudinal Study finding about 15 percent of infants being quiet and passive and argues against changing introverted children.
A tight slate lists PATH exercise at Don Wood ward center from 9 to 10 a.m. Convention and Tourism Committee convenes at the Visitor's Information Center at 2011 E Logan St. Story Time starts 7 p.m. at the Ottawa Library on Hickory Street. Additional sessions include Books and Babies at 11, NARFE lunch at Sirloin Stockade, Arts Council board at City Hall, Business and Professional Women at First Christian Church, and Pomona Special City gathering in the evening.
A compilation of local meetings and activities in Ottawa and surrounding areas including city council and library events at City Hall, the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce, band concerts at City Park, a cancer foundation board meeting, PATH exercise sessions at Don Woodward Center, toddler time at the Ottawa Library, and other organization gatherings at various downtown venues.
Out & About lists options from Emporia to Lawrence with a family friendly mix. John Brown Jamboree in Osawatomie features a car show and parade at 7 40 p m, and theater listings include The Foreign er at Emporia State University and Bus Stop at ACT Ottawa Community Theatre. Other highlights include Daguerreotype to Digital at Spencer Museum, Old West Cowboy Days in Ottawa, St Johns Mexican Fiesta in Lawrence, and Day Out With Thomas at Midland Railway in Baldwin City.
The Herald Staff reports a 2 p.m. Sunday dress rehearsal at Baldwin Junior High School for Baldwin City Community Theatre's Once Upon A Mattress with cast from Baldwin City Gardner Lawrence and Overland Park and Elaine Lammers of Ottawa in the orchestra. The show runs June 28 to July 2 with matinees July 3, 8 p.m. performances and 2 p.m. matinees. tickets 10 for adults and for children 12 and under. Tickets available in advance from Baldwin State Bank Gardner National Bank or at the door an hour before performances.
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