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Names as Hollywood accessories and famous baby names
The piece discusses how celebrities choose distinctive baby names such as Suri for Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes and Kal-El for Nicolas Cage, framing unique names as a lasting mark of sophistication. It references other celebrity children and notes a link to Ottawa Herald's entertainment coverage.
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Tom Cruise
Suri
Linda Rosenkrantz
Pamela Redmond Satran
Tom and
Katie
Katie Holmes
Emily
Abigail
Shiloh Nouvel
Erangelina
Zahara
Maddox
Kal-El
Nicolas Cage
Kyle
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On the Road and Science Talk at Spencer Museum
Ottawa actress Medora Hogue leads The Curious Savage at Lawrence Community Theatre in a Friday 8 p.m. show with Jeanne Chinn directing. Additional performances run Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 30 p.m. Call (785) 843-7469 for details. Later at 6 30 p.m. Sheldon Glashow, 1979 Nobel Prize winner, discusses whether scientific progress comes from blind chance or intelligent design at the Spencer Museum of Art auditorium, open to the public.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Medora Hogue
Jeanne Chinn
Spencer Museum of Art
Mississippi St
Sheldon Glashow
4-LEGGED Weed eaters Kid goats just weaned
ORC GIRLS Youth Softball announces registration deadlines and fees. Ages 9-15, with distinct fee schedules. Contact numbers 242-1939 and 785-418-6530 provided. Bingo sessions held first Wednesday monthly at Don Woodward Center from 6 to 8 pm with one dollar per card. Paula seeks independent Taste of Home consultants, offering party plan work and support via contact 785-448-6129.
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Anna Nicole Smith death sparks media backlash
Linda Brown, advertising director for The Ottawa Herald, argues the coverage of Anna Nicole Smith's death reveals society's star fixation. She criticizes the voyeuristic frenzy around the deceased and calls for honoring everyday heroes like police, firefighters, and teachers instead.
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Sinners Saved by Grace at Ottawa University Chapel
A Christian gospel duo Perform with Eddie Kilgal len at Ottawa University Chapel 1001 S Cedar St Free event with a free will donation Also listed are Toddler Time Armchair Aerobics Piano Oldies Ottawa Middle School Band Concert Flutist Annie Gnojek concert and The Originals show at 8 p.m. All events are free and open to the public.
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Eddie Kilgallen
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Ottawa Senior Center
S. Main St
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Ottawa
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Annie Gnojek
Cedar St
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Ottawa Herald Plans Local Entertainment Lineup
Brian's Best Bets highlights Out & About and On the Road events in Ottawa. Musical Moments feature a gospel duo with the Montgomery Gentry keyboarder. Includes The Curious Savage play and a Potter's Wheel Coffeehouse listing with local junior high choir.
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Community Event Schedule for Ottawa Area
Friday events include a Chamber Rib bon cutting at Sport Cafe Logan Street with Bob Clements owner from 8 a.m. to 8 a.m. and a Pomona Lions Club pancake supper at Pomona United Methodist Church raising funds for $5 adults $2.50 children plus a kids night and carnitine activities at Carnegie Cultural Center Ottawa.
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Ottawa Area Community Meeting Schedule Snapshot
A dense list of Ottawa area group events and meetings includes the Chamber Booster Club at 109 E. Second St and the Ottawa City Hall Conference Room 101 S. Hickory St at 4 and 7 pm. Also noted are the Friends of the Ottawa Library at City Hall, Celebrate Recovery dinner at the Church of the Brethren, and multiple civic and service group gatherings across Main, Hickory, and surrounding venues through the afternoon.
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Ottawa Area
Chamber of Commerce
Second St
Friends of the Ottawa Library Board
Ottawa City Hall
Hickory St
Church of the Brethren
Ninth and Main Streets
Ottawa
City Commission
City Hall
S. Hickory St
Union Chapter
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
S. Main St
Main Street Inc. Association
Main Street Inc
Industrial Ave
Habitat For Humanity
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Main St
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Fourth
Hickory Streets
Optimist Club Breakfast and Leadership Trustees Meeting
Optimist Club hosts a 6:15 am breakfast at Prairie Star, 105 E Fifth St, Ottawa, with a follow‑on meeting at 6:45 am and later a 7:30 am Leadership Trustees session in Ottawa Area.
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Prairie Star
Fifth St
Ottawa
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