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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2009
Page
1
A list of morning and evening local programs across multiple venues in Ottawa Pomona Richmond and Lawrence. Activities include a photo exhibit at 1109 Gallery a kids storytime at Pomona's building and a Veterans meal at Applebee's plus a documentary screening at Ottawa University chapel and a community walk at Kanza Park.
November 11 schedule lists Franklin County offices at 109 E. Second St Ottawa 8 30 a m alcoholics anonymous Ottawa group First Baptist Church Fourth and Noon Breast Cancer Support Group Ran som Memorial Hospital 1301 S Main St Ottawa Brown Bag Books Ottawa City Hall 101 S Hickory St 6 p m Ottawa Recreation Commission Ottawa City Hall 101 S Hickory St In the study session room 6 p m Wellsville City Council Wellsville City Hall Fourth and Main streets Wellsville 6 30 p m Ottawa Main Street Inc Association Design Committee Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce 109 E Second 7 p m Celebrate Recovery dinner Church of the Brethren basement Ninth and Main streets 7 p m Rural Water District No 4 1506 Old U S 50 Williamsburg 7 p m VFW Post 5901 and Ladies Auxiliary Ottawa VFW Post No 5901 3499 N U S 59 Ottawa 8 p m Alcohol Hickory streets Ottawa
Third St Ottawa starts at 8 a.m. Lawrence at 9 15 a.m. Toddler Time set for Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory St. Armchair Aerobics at Washburn Towers Fifth and Main 10 a.m. Toddler S Hickory St 6 p.m. Soccer Banquet at First United Methodist Church 205 S Oak St Garnett 6 30 p.m. Walk run 7 p.m. Bingo at Ottawa VFW Post 5901 3499 N U S 59 Ottawa 7 p.m. Wildcat Katie Brown West Franklin High Pomona 7 30 p.m. Speaker Darryl Burton Ottawa University Ottawa Kansas
Nov 12 noon Kiwanis at The Radish Patch Ottawa 1538 Industrial Ave. 2 pm Williams burg City Council special session Williamsburg City Hall 123 W William St. 6:30 pm Ottawa tion Promotions Committee 7 pm Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 1472 Hart Field 4612 Reno Road Wellsville. 7 pm Rural Water District No 1 Board Ottawa Township Hall 1/8 mile west of US 59 on Sand Creek Road. 7:30 pm Ottawa Shrine 19 White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple 422 S Main St.
A sequence of early events lists Optimist Club breakfast at Prairie Star 1001 E Logan St and Leadership Trustees of Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce at 109 E Second St. Other items include Ottawa Main Street committees at Classic Oak Furniture 110 S Main St and Potter's Wheel Coffeehouse 205 S Main St, plus a Personal Action to Health Exercise Group at Don Woodward Community Center 517 E.
Community briefs list events for November 14 across Richmond and Ottawa. Includes third annual Veterans Breakfast at Richmond Community Building with meals for donation and care packages for deployed soldiers, plus multiple antique shops, a Christmas open house, an 11th annual craft show at Ottawa Middle School, and a Holiday Blitz at Celebration Hall with times, contact numbers, and locations.
Linda Brown reports on Hotlix insect candies offering real ants and scorpions in flavors from apple to strawberry and scorpion brittle. The pieces appeal to dare seekers while provoking caution for those with sensitive stomachs. The company touts a year shelf life and same day shipping.
The Glee episode featuring wheelchaired performer Artie draws praise for inclusion but criticism for casting a non disabled actor. Industry figures like CSI veteran Robert Hall argue fear of litigation and pace delays hurt opportunities for disabled actors.
Readable notes describe an event titled "Lawrence Does Lawrence" at 1109 Gallery located at 1109 Massachusetts Street in Lawrence.
A compact listing shows Nov 13 activities across Ottawa and Wellsville including Brown at West Franklin High School the Free Blood Pressure Clinic at Ottawa Retirement Village Plaza and After Hours at the Old Depot Museum. evening items feature OHS musical Once Upon a Mattress at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium and Retta Conclave at Masonic Temple plus several community meetings and AA gatherings.
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