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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2006
Page
1
Quick at-a-glance updates aim to keep readers informed with brief, engaging ideas for daily life. The focus is on practical tips and timely notes that spark conversation and reflection.
Yahoo Inc and eBay Inc announce a multiyear alliance to share online advertising payments and communications. Yahoo will be the exclusive graphical ad provider on eBay and integrate its search into an eBay toolbar. PayPal becomes the preferred payments provider on Yahoo.
Atlanta AP notes Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale surpassed John Adams and Thomas Jefferson by living 25 years and 123 days since leaving the White House in 1981. At 81, Carter, with Rosalynn, founded The Carter Center in 1982 and pursued peace, democracy and health work, earning the Nobel Prize in 2002.
Ottawa paint will be closed Fri May 26 to Mon May 29. Jewelry sale at 901 N Main Fri and Sat 9 to 2. New moving boxes for sale at Parkview Mini Storage 1102 N Main Ottawa. Carpet Warehouse and Sentry Storage Office closed May 26 to 29 for Sealy Memorial Day Closeout. Messenger's Home Furnishings offers up to 50 percent savings on 23rd Street west of Sirloin Stockade.
Heat welcomes summer with Forest Park pool grand opening events for 2006. A 5:30 p.m. behind the scenes look features zero depth entry and new toys, followed by a Saturday grand opening with Free Swim Day, hot dogs, contests, and a chance to celebrate Memorial Day weekend with local highlights and state-wide travel tips. Jason E. Camis of the Franklin County Convention & Visitors Bureau fields inquiries.
Herald staff roundup lists Chamber After Hours at Ottawa Pool Fors t Park and Ottawa Middle School promotion. Kidz Night Out at Carnegie runs 6 to 9 pm with tiered pricing. Saturday farmers market at Orscheln lot 8 am and garage sale fundraiser for Ottawa High and Middle School bands. Opening day of Ottawa Pool offers free admission 12:30 to 6 pm with free hot dogs and drinks noon to 2 pm. PATH exercise group 9 am at Don Woodward Center and jewelry workshop at Ottawa Library costs 5 with registration. Adult Education graduation at Ottawa Middle School 7:30 pm.
Herald staff writer Jodie Garcia lists multiple regional events from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday including the Dear Old Kansas exhibit at Signs of Life Gallery in Lawrence, Jacob Lawrence's John Brown Series at Holt-Russell Gallery in Baker University Baldwin City, and the Married to Adventure Traveling Exhibit with Martin and Osa Johnson at Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure near Salina, with hours and contact details.
Friday evening in Osawatomie John Brown Park hosts the Eastern Kansas All-Star Jazz Band with 5 30 p.m. concessions while Free Fishing Days in Kansas waives licenses. Fort Scott hosts Echoes of the Trail Cowboy Poetry and the Santa Fe Trail Art Fair and parade. Kansas Museum of History offers Blazing Guns Rugged Heroes camp in Topeka with 25 per person. Pre registration required.
Evening and afternoon sessions announced for Ottawa groups including Alcoholics Anonymous at Franklin County Mental Health Clinic basement 204 E 15th and at First Baptist Church basement Fourth and Hickory Streets. Esara Al Anon meets at Franklin County Mental E 15th St. Social Order of the Beauceant meets at Masonic Temple 422 S Main St. Anonymous Living Sober at First Christian Church 1045 S Hickory. Noon and 8 pm AA Ottawa Group at First Baptist Church basement.
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