Ottawa and Pomona Community Schedule Highlights Today
A series of community events across Ottawa Pomona and Richmond includes Bingo at Ottawa Senior Center Bunco at Pomona Community Library a Lenten service The Voice of Caiaphas at Faith Lutheran Richmond Story Time at Richmond Public Library a quilting ministries session Walk or run group at Kanza Park and Franklin County Commission meetings all listed with times and venues including locations on Main Street 130 S Main St 219 W A St 1320 W 15th St 107 E Central Ave 824 W 17th St 11th and Elm Streets and 1418 S Main. The Franklin County Breast Cancer Support Group session is also noted.
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The
Voice of
Caiaphas
Faith Lutheran Church
W. 15Th St
Ottawa
Voice of Caiaphas
Ottawa Area Community Schedule of Events
Thursday morning features Toddler Time at Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory St 9 15 to 10 a m and a sing along with Emily Kirkpatrick Pat and Rita at Ottawa Senior Center 130 S Main 11 15 a m Noon to 1 p m Site Council meets at Garfield Elementary 1201 College Noon to 12 30 p m High Bidder s Pitch Playing at Pomona Community Library 219 W A St Pomona Walk and run group at Kanza and a 7 p m VFW Post event.
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Ottawa
S. Hickory St
Emily Kirkpatrick
Pat and
Rita
Ottawa Senior Center
S. Main St
Garfield Elementary
College St
Pomona Community Library
W. A St
Pomona
Ottawa community meeting and club event schedule
The notice lists a string of Ottawa area meetings and meals including VFW Post 5901 bingo at 3499 N US 59 from 6:30 to 7:30 a.m. Optimist Club breakfast at Prairie Star, Kiwanis at The Radish Patch, Al-Anon Ottawa Family Group at Elizabeth Layton Center offices, Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Hall, and Narcotics Anonymous at Ottawa First United Methodist Church with evening times noted.
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al- Anon
Ottawa Family Group
Elizabeth Layton
Center For Hope and Guidance Administrative
E. 15Th St
Ottawa
Community events and meetings listed for March 14 in Ottawa and surrounding areas
March 14 schedules include Brown Bag Books at Ottawa City Hall noon to 1, Kids Bible Club at Pilgrim Bible Church 3:30 to 5, Ottawa Recreation Commission at the Community Recreation Center 6 to 7, Wellsville City Council at Wellsville City Hall 6 to 7, AWANA at Ottawa Bible Church 6:30 to 8, Ottawa City Planning Commission 7 to 8, Rural Water District No. 4 at Williamsburg 7 to 8, VFW Post 5901 and Ladies Auxiliary at Ottawa VFW 8 to 9, and Al Anon Together We Can Make It at First Baptist Church.
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al- Anon
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Ottawa
Auditions for The Leftovers in Ottawa Saturday
Auditions are scheduled Saturday from 1 to 4 PM at the Teambank Building located at 421 South Hickory Street in Ottawa. Actors are invited to showcase for roles in The Leftovers.
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ACT
Ottawa
Teambank
Hickory St
District plans delayed bond info amid July deadline
Bradbury noted only about 40 days to inform patrons before a July 1 deadline tied to a bill ending state aid on bonds. He said the legislation is likely to die in committee, allowing the 25 percent state aid to continue. The long range facility planning group will pause until August or September to reassess. Surveys show residents feel facilities are adequate and need few changes. Over the next year the board and committee will work to inform residents and plan building needs in the Bre district.
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Bradbury
Licking lollipops for chicken pox scares readers
Linda Brown of The Ottawa Herald notes a disturbing trend where parents order pre licked chicken pox lollipops to expose their children. Scientists say the vaccine is safe and there is no proof such exposure occurs via candy. She criticizes the practice as gross and dangerous.
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America
Postal Service
Ottawa adult education vote spurs debate over NCCC move
Ottawa school board approved contracting with Neosho County Community College to run the Ottawa adult education program, arguing future savings and space at NCCC. Opponents led by Ulanski warned students would face intimidation, financial strain, and lost one on one tutoring as many are reading at second to sixth grade and rely on current instructors.
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Karen Ulanski
Paola-Ottawa-Osawatomie Consortium
Ottawa
S. Main St
Ulanski
Neosho
Brandon Jones
NCCC
Beamers
Jones
Brian Kane
Kane
David White
Dennis George
Tony Brown
Brown
Marge Stevens
Stevens
Susan Ward
White
Aaron Harshaw
Dean Katt
Katt
Main Street
Bence “Working
Dic
Paola-Osawatomie-Ottawa
Johnson County Community College
Neosho County
Terresa Roberts
Rita Wilson
Consortium
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Bunco
Pomona Community
Richmond Public Library
E. Central Ave
Richmond
Ottawa Community Church
W. 17Th St
Kanza Park
11Th and Elm Streets
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
VFW
N. U.S
Prairie Star
E. Logan St
Kiwanis
Industrial Ave
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Narcotics Anonymous
First United Methodist Church
E. Fourth St
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Brown Bag
Ottawa City Hall
Kids Bible Club
Pilgrim Bible Church
12Th and
Cedar Streets
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ottawa Community Recreation Center
Goppert Building
15Th and
Ash Streets
Wellsville
Wellsville City Hall
Fourth and Main Streets
Awana
Ottawa Bible Church
S. Poplar St
Ottawa City Planning Commission
Rural Water District No
Old U.S. 50
Williamsburg
Linda Brown
Ottawa Herald
Ottawaherald
Backwood
Idaho Rd
Hioline
Hoba Sound
Florida
Paul Pierpoint
Parkway Church of God
Holiness
Fort Scott
Kansas
Dennis
Barbara Hayes
Indiana
Cedar
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