Ottawa civic events schedule preview
A compact listing shows a 6 30 p m fifth grade music program at Lincoln Elementary School 1102 Milner St Ottawa a 6 30 p m walk run group at Kanza Park 11th and Elm Ottawa a 7 p m Ottawa VFW 5901 bingo on Tuesdays and Thursdays open to the public and a 6 30 a m Optimist Club breakfast at Prairie Star.
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Lincoln Elementary School
Milner St
Ottawa
Kanza Park
11Th and Elm Streets
Optimist Club
Prairie Star
Community meeting schedule at Hart Field Ottawa Shrine and NA
A local events list shows Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 1472 meeting at Hart Field 4612 Reno Road Wellville at 7 p.m. followed by Ottawa Shrine 19 White Shrine of Jerusalem at the Masonic Temple 422 S. Main St. Ottawa at 7:30 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous gathering at Ottawa First United Methodist Church 203 E Fourth St. Ottawa around 8 p.m.
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Experimental Aircraft‘Association
Hart Field
Reno Road
Wellaville
Ottawa
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
S. Main St
Narcotics Anonymous
First United Methodist Church
E. Fourth St
Friday THINGS TO DO in Ottawa area events
No school in Ottawa Public Schools. Inservice. Craft Club at Wellsville Library. Storytime at Ottawa Library. Artist Eye View celebrating Kansas birthday at Carnegie Cultural Center with Ottawa Art Guild exhibit. Chili and Vegetable Soup Dinner at Ottawa VFW Post 5901 with proceeds to National Home for the Children. Ladies Auxiliary hosts $6 all you can eat.
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Kansas
Carnegie Cultural Center
Fifth and Main Streets
Ottawa
Ottawa Art Guild
VFW
Highway 59
National Home For the Children
Ladies Auxiliary
Ottawa Fall Musical and Community Meetings Schedule
November events in Ottawa include a high school band and choir performance at Ottawa High School, a Franklin County Retired School Personnel breakfast at Old 56 Cafe, an Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa group meeting at First Baptist Church, a Retta Conclave at the Masonic Temple, and an Alcoholics Anonymous session at 8 p.m. Local venues include 1120 S Ash St and 422 S Main St.
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Ottawa
Ottawa High School
S. Ash St
Oma
Franklin County
Old 56
Princeton St
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Fourth and Hickory Streets
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Homewood Church Breakfast Details for Saturday
Homewood Community Bible Church at 1795 Idaho Road Homewood invites the public to a 7 a.m. Saturday breakfast event. Attendees connect with the church community and share fellowship over morning meals.
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Homewood Community Bible Church
Idaho Road
Homewood
Pregnant You At Holiday Gatherings Faces Self Image Blues
Meagan Patton-Paulson, Herald Connections Editor, writes about pregnancy weight gain and bloating during seven months, feeling self conscious at holiday dress fittings, and plans to comfort with sweatpants and holiday comforts. She notes ankle swelling and a different kind of beauty during pregnancy.
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Christies
Jcpenney’s
Babe
Meagan Patton-Paulson
Herald Connections
Mpatton
Ottawaherald.com
Fall harvest shines across Kansas with favorable weather
Kansas autumn crops show strong yields in many areas as 2011 harvest progresses ahead of schedule. Clay County farmer Josh Lloyd reports 700 acres of milo and corn averaging near 100 bushels per acre, soybeans around 35, with double crops lagging. He blends milo varieties and wheat seed to spread risk, confident regional drought has not derailed progress.
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Kansas
Clay County
Josh Lloyd
Lloyd
Lloyds
Kansas AG seeks probe into destroyed abortion records
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt asked Shawnee County sheriff to investigate the loss of abortion reports filed by a Kansas City area Planned Parenthood clinic with the state health department in 2003. The health department and the AGs office destroyed copies in 2005 and 2009 respectively. The case had alleged falsified copies and 49 of 107 charges were dismissed.
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Topeka
Kansas
Derek Schmidt
Kansas City
Health Department
Attorney General's Office
Schmidt
Steve Six
Snowstorm shuts power to thousands in Hutchinson
A Hutchinson snowstorm left central Hutchinson without electricity Tuesday evening with northern outages exceeding 2,300 homes. Westar Energy spokeswoman Gina Penzig cited precipitation after a dry spell as a cause. The NWS logged about an inch of snow by 8:45 p.m., following over an inch of rain.
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Hutchinson
Gina Penzig
Westar Energy
National Weather Service
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Ottawa Public Schools
Wellsville City Library
W. Sixth St
Wellsville
Ottawa Library
Hickory St
Retta
John Schlageck
Kansas Agriculture
Kansas Farm Bureau
Meee Aras
Kansas News
Kansas AG
Shawnee County
Kody Shane Godfrey
Jordan Dodgen
Shawnee
Godfrey
Dodgen
Topeka Capital-Journal
Hutch
Love
Mom
John
Isaac
Kristen
Kara
Paige
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