Bulletin Board submission guidelines for Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald bulletin board accepts non commercial events open to the public with no charge. Submit items two days or more in advance by fax email mail or in person at 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067. No phone calls, please.
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Ottawaherald.com
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Centropolis Church Pancake Breakfast Saturday
Centropolis Christian Church hosts a pancake breakfast from 7 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the church with pancakes eggs bacon sausage coffee tea juice and milk. Donations fund new flooring. For information call 785 566 3192 or 785 242 9569.
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Centropolis
Centropolis Christian Church
Santa Fe Trail topic to anchor Franklin County talk
Dr. Leo Oliva, editor of Wagon Tracks, will speak at 2 p.m. Sunday for the Franklin County Historical Society spring meeting at 1124 W Seventh St Terrace. His program, The Santa Fe Trail and Kansas Territory, uses vignettes to cover census taking, territorial elections, the Black Jack engagement, trading ranches, soldiers, a Bloomer girl, and a Santa Fe Trail detour through Centropolis, followed by refreshments.
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Leo Oliva
Santa Fe Trail Association
Wagon Tracks
Franklin County Historical Society
Franklin County Records & Research Center
Seventh St. Terrace
Olivia
Kansas Territory
Council Grove
110 Mile Creek
Black Jack On
Centropolis
Pomona Free Well-Child Screening At Pomona Elementary
A free well-child screening will run 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on April 8 at Pomona Elementary School for children in the West Franklin district. Eligible ages include up to five, with next year’s kindergartners urged to attend. Parents should bring Social Security numbers and immunization records. vision, hearing and development checks will be done. Take home materials provided. some attendees may qualify for Three Lakes Educational Cooperative preschool classes. Appointments via (785) 566-3512. walk-ins welcome.
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Pomona
West Franklin
Three Lakes
Public meeting on Cedar Street project in Ottawa
Meetings and events listed for Ottawa include a 7 p.m. public meeting on the Cedar Street project at Sacred Heart Church 426 S Cedar St Ottawa along with PATH exercise group sessions at Don Woodward Community Center 517 E. Third St, Story Time at Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory St and Books & Babies at the same library. Franklin County Commission meets 8:30 a.m. at the courthouse 315 S Main St with tax preparation by Ottawa University accounting students 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Vera Wise Technology Center 1001 Cedar St.
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Cedar Street
Sacred Heart Church
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
USD
Board of Heintath ' Dle
Stas St
Ottawa Mid
PATH
Exerea Group
Don Woodward Community Center
E. Third J
Hickory St
Hickory
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
S. Main St
Ottawa University Accounting Students
Vera Wise Technology Center
Cedar St
Ottawa Police Roundup Of Weekend Arrests And Thefts
Ottawa police report multiple weekend arrests for driving while habitual violator and domestic battery with various bond amounts. Also listed are DUI and open container charges, warrants, and a series of thefts at local streets and businesses including Ottawa University internet payment theft and vehicle break‑ins with item losses. Minor juveniles charged with battery and a damaged vehicle incident near 400 Ash Street.
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Jon Records
S. Burroughs St
Jose Velez
S. Walnut St
Wesley Sloan
W 17Th St
Sergio Gonzalez
Kansas City
Zacheri Downs
Clathe
Franklin County
Tammie Damron
Liberty Mo
City of Ottawa
Uriah Rolando
Anchorage
Alaska
Paul Schulz
N. Oak St
Ottawa
South Liberty Street
E. 23Rd St. Baron
Ash Street
Main St
Dole Institute Archives Expand Effort at KU
At the Dole Institute of Politics in Lawrence workers sift thousands of boxes of Bob Dole materials stored since 1997. About 500 of 4,000 boxes have been processed with more tours planned for April 23 as archivists pace work and seek broader public access over time.
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Jean Bischoff
Statesman
Dole
U.S
Bischoff
Washington
Idaho
Judy Sweets
Dole Institute
Bill Lacy
Lacy
Kansas drilling boom lifts wages as rigs rise statewide
Cross notes wages rising amid oil field worker demand with annual salaries from 30000 to 50000 and higher for skilled roles. Kansas has 65 operating rigs, far from the 270 in the mid 1980s, while tax revenue from gas and oil rose to about 205 million in 2003, up from 1999. Great Bend benefits as population dips ease and 10th Street revitalizes, aided by drought relief and higher cattle prices.
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Cross
Kansas
Great Bend
Gary Gore
10Th Street
Gore
Photographer Clark recalls landmark images and camera’s value
Camera Ling Jew, NBC producer, notes rapid phone camera results after three Iraq trips. Robert Clark, freelancer, cites timely shots of the 9 11 attack for Time and AP. A Kansas State and Hays High School alumnus, he has visited about 30 countries, with work in National Geographic and Sports Illustrated and a book later adapted into Friday Night Lights. He praises the phone’s immediacy and portability for honest, casual portraits.
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Ling Jew
Dateline
NBC News
Iraq
Clark
Nell
World Trade Center
New York City
Time Magazine
Associated Press
Kansas State University
National Geographic
Museum of Fine Arts
Houston
Sports Illustrated
Hays High School
Russ
Dora Lou Clark
Hays
Yellowstone National Park
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