Supreme Court split on commandments display and Iraq anniversary strategy
In Washington AP reports, Kansas lawmakers urge a broader display of the Ten Commandments near government buildings. President Bush marks Iraq sovereignty anniversary, seeks to reassure on mission with a winning strategy as U.S. troop deaths exceed 1,740. The Supreme Court also ruled cable firms not required to share lines with rival high speed Internet providers.
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Angels Shape a Collector From Ottawa’s Pages
Local 77 year old Ottawa resident Jean McCloud says angels saved her 14 years ago and she began collecting angels about 12 years ago. City Manager Weldon Padgett sought to bridge tensions between the city and the Ottawa Board of Education over a left turn lane at the entrance to the site of the northern elementary school. Don Anderson 83 and Jim Alexander 87, WWII veterans and community leaders, have died. Brian Collins 27 Garnett will serve 12 months in jail for DUI in a crash that killed two Carbondale women nearly two years ago. Opinion: lawmakers should quit whining about judges and fix school funding.
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Weldon Padgett
Ottawa Board of Education
Ottawa Planning Commission
Brian Collins
Garnett
Carbondale
Ottawa hosts Iron Horse 5K race for all ages
Runners of all ages competed Saturday in the Iron Horse 5K in Ottawa highlighting local fitness interest. The event drew a mix of veteran and first time runners as organizers reported strong community turnout.
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Cedar Street Detour and Local Business Announcements
Ottawa Herald notes Cedar Street reconstruction detours using the alley from First or Second Street into the south parking lot. Parkview Public Storage adds new units and paved streets at 1102 N Main. Jabez Salon welcomes Avonne Anderson with hair care, manicures, pedicures. specials include pedicure five dollars off and color or perm ten dollars off. appointment at 242 6245.
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Establish Law and Order at Home in Sibling Rivalry
Dr. Dobson argues that family justice parallels society and must enforce fair rules. He lists six boundaries, including no destructive teasing, private rooms, no older child teasing younger, and rapid impartial mediation, to foster respect and reduce conflict.
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Ottawa Events and Meetings Schedule Summary
A compact list of events in Ottawa and nearby areas includes Story Time at Ottawa Library 1058 Hickory St at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Books and Babies at 11 a.m., a Ray of Hope Grief Support Group at 7 p.m., a Margaret Hall visit at 1527 W Twyman St, a Summer band concert at City Park at 7:30 p.m. on the Fifth Thursday and Main, Franklin County Commission at 8:30 a.m. at the courthouse, Ottawa Personnel Association noon to 1 p.m. at Ransom Memorial Hospital, Wellsville City Council at 7 p.m., PATH exercise at 9–10 a.m., Toddler Time at 9:15 and 10 a.m., USD 365 School Board at noon, and a Driving Miss Daisy dress rehearsal at ACT Ottawa Community Theatre 5308 Maple St.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
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USD 326
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Area Entertainment Guide for Kansas and Ottawa
Broadway shows at Starlight Theatre in Kansas City and Ottawa Community Theatre offer several plays and musical events. Regional fare includes Bus Stop at Emporia State University Theatre and Murder at the First City Theater in Leavenworth, with fairs, art markets, and the Amelia Earhart Festival in Atchison.
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Patriotic Music Night Draws Ottawa Family to Richmond
In Richmond four local girls from Ottawa, Robin Kelley Leah and Karly Rosey, perform violin and cello with their parents Patti and Calvin Rosey in a Independence Day program at 7 PM hosted by the Richmond Public Library at the Community Building. The family, part of the Suzuki Strings, has long practiced together and enjoys performing.
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Starlight Theatre
Kestarlight
Rey
Barb Nelson
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