Bulletin Board notices free noncommercial events Ottawa
Community events open to the public can be announced at no charge at The Ottawa Herald. Submit via email at thebulletin@sith or mail or in person to 104 S Cedar St Ottawa Kansas 66067. No phone calls please.
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Ottawaherald
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Pomona City Council to Meet With Candidates for Inspector
Pomona City Council will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall to discuss candidates for the proposed part time building inspector. Ottawa Library trustees meet at 5 15 p.m. Wednesday in the library conference room to confer with City Manager Padgett on a vestibule at City Hall and review the 2005 budget.
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Pomona
Pomona City Hall
Ottawa Library
S. Main St
Ottawa
Weldon Padgett
Ottawa Franklin County Meetings and Events Lineup
A dense schedule lists diverse meetings today from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in Ottawa and Franklin County. Attendees can join the City Commission, Family information session, Diabetes Association, Le Leche League, quilt club, Eastern Star, Fair Board, Chamber coffee, Tourism Committee, PATH exercise, Story Time, Books & Babies, Retired Federal Employees lunch, Arts Council board, and Women’s group sessions at various local venues.
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Ottawa City Commission
Hickory St
Franklin County
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic
Eisenhower Road
Franklin County Diabetes Association
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
la Leche League
North Baptist Church
E. Wilson St
Sunflower Piecemakers Quilt Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. 13Th St
Order of Eastern Star
S. Hickory St
Franklin County Fair Board
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Ottawa
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
Sirloin Stockade
S. Princeton St
Ottawa Community Arts Council Board of Directors
City Hall
Stian Chine
Neem Meron
Fon Bi
Main St
Masonic
Community arts and museum programs and hotlines listed
Ottawa Community Arts Council offers Gallery of Gifts and Over the Rainbow classes for families year round at Carnegie Cultural Center. Md. Depot Museum hosts a Christmas Wreath Market with varied hours and admission. Recycling Center hours and community support groups including AA and Celebrate Recovery are listed at local churches and centers with meeting times across the week.
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Ottawa Community Arts Council
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
MD. Depot Museum
Wilumseh St
S. Elm
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Chiateh
Fourth
Hickory Streets
Franklin County Mental Center
15Th
Cedar Streets
First Christian Church
11Th
Hickory
Church of the Hen
Ninth
Main
Admissions Births and Follows Police Arrests Summary
Friday through Sunday notes list admissions and births in Wellsville Richmond Ottawa and Gardner with details on a daughter and two sons and multiple police arrests across cities including driving while suspended intoxicated domestic battery theft and drug paraphernalia. Bonds range from 375 to 15975 with one juvenile detained.
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Wesley J. Nickel
S. Elm St
Jason Scott Kearns
Eudora
Kirk Michael Loman
Cottonwood St
Ottawa
Restaurateur says smoking ban hurts his Kansas restaurant
Lawrence AP The Hereford House owner Rod Anderson says the smoking ban costs tens of thousands weekly, with a 40 percent drop in tourist receipts and bar traffic down sharply. He notes staff cuts to 74 and plans a March petition to reconsider the ban. Proponents dispute the impact.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Rod Anderson
Anderson
Kansas City
Dave Kingsley
Kingsley
Happy Hour
Heart to Heart teaches seniors basic computer use
Eighth graders from Ottawa Middle School partner with senior residents in Ottawa and Franklin County to run after school sessions at 3 to 4 pm on Mondays. Fifteen youths guide seniors like Marilyn Seymour and Larry Cox through Internet basics, building friendships while expanding digital skills.
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Area Agency On Aging
Ottawa
Franklin County
Marcia Mitchell
Ottawa Middle School
Ash St. Mitchell
Christopher Nicholson
Marilyn Seymour
Nicholson
Seymour
Paris
Larry Cox
Richmond
Cox
Sammy Adamson
Adamson
Mitchell
Heart To Heart
Agency On Aging
Schools chief backs single sex public academies in Kansas City
Kansas City Schools Superintendent Bernard Taylor urged creating single sex academies to win back pupils as district enrollment has fallen about 9,000 in eight years. Board sentiment is mixed while expansion of single sex classes grows nationwide amid Title IX changes easing restrictions on federal funding for such programs.
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Kansas City
Bernard Taylor
Taylor
Harriett Plowman
Bult
Ingrid Burnett
Texas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New
Five Die in Texas Plane Crash Near Senior Complex
A small plane attempting to land in bad weather crashed near a San Antonio senior citizens apartment complex, killing all five aboard and embedding a wing in a wall. The pilot and two fathers with their sons died. all victims were from San Antonio. Ground injuries were minor and a resident suffered smoke exposure.
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San Antonio
John Clabes
Federal Aviation Administration
Joe Rios
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