Ottawa Activities Include Toddler Time And Sing Along
Morning schedule lists Toddler Time sessions at Ottawa Library on S Hickory St and N Hickory St, a Sing Along with Emily Kirkpatrick and Pat & Rita at Ottawa Senior Center, plus 4th & Sth Grade Music at Garfield Elementary, a walk run group at Kanza Park, and Ottawa VFW 5901 Bingo each Tuesday and Thursday for the public.
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Ottawa Library
Hickory St
Ottawa
Emily Kirkpatrick
Pat
Rita
Ottawa Senior Center
S. Main St
Garfield
College St
Kanza Park
11Th and Elm Streets
VFW
Community meeting notices for Ottawa area events
Administrative offices listed for Elizabeth Layton Center in Ottawa provide 7 p.m. sessions. Appanoose Recreation Commission schedules 7:30 p.m. meetings at Pomona’s Shawnee Road venue. Eagles Auxiliary plans 8 p.m. gatherings at Ottawa Eagles Hall on 524 East 18th Street. Narcotics Anonymous hosts meetings at Ottawa First United Methodist Church on 203 East Fourth Street.
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Ottawa
First United Methodist Church
E. Fourth St
Community Events Schedule Friday Morning Storytime and Shrimp Dinner
A local events card lists Friday activities including a Craft Club at Wellsville City Library on 115 W. Sixth St at 9 30 a.m Storytime at Ottawa Library on 105 S Hickory St at 10 a m and a Shrimp and Fries dinner at Eagles Hall 524 E 15th St Ottawa at 6 p m.
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Wellsville City
W. Sixth St
Wellsville
Ottawa Library
Hickory St
Ottawa
Shrimp & Fries
Eagles Hall
E. 15Th St
Ottawa Noon Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting
A noon Alcoholics Anonymous gathering meets at First Baptist Church located at Fourth and Hickory streets in Ottawa. Attendees share support and reach sobriety steps in a confidential group setting.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Fourth and Hickory Streets
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Ottawa Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting Details
A fragment notes an Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa group gathering on November 18 at 8 p.m. The snippet provides the time and group name, with no further details on location or agenda.
Christmas Craft Festival and Toy Drive Briefs
Over 150 booths open 9 to 4 on Saturday November 19 at Burlington High School 830 Cross Street Burlington Kansas. Toys for Kids Aid marks 25 years with a gathering at East 15th Mulberry Ottawa. Chil Feed 11 to 2 p.m. Parade at 2 p.m. Main Street to Forest Park auction and band at 700 Club Pomona afterwards.
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Burlington High School
Cross St
Burlington
Kansas
Toys For Kids Aid
Tagies
East 15Th & Mulberry
Ottawa
Main St
Forest Park
Pomona
Sheriff Promotes Deputy to Sergeant After Intense Selection
Curry announced Pruitt's promotion from deputy to sergeant following an intense selection process. County commissioners individually recognized officers and Curry, thanking them for their service and dedication. Curry said all employees would have acted the same in similar circumstances.
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Curry
Ottawa teacher placed on leave amid alleged classroom incident
A dispute at Eugene Field Elementary involves Cunningham placed on leave November 7 as a fall music program was postponed during an internal investigation. About 150 supporters attended a Monday Ottawa school board meeting while the parent of the 9 year old alleged victim expressed unhappiness Cunningham returned to teaching. Police are investigating a past battery report filed by the mother. the 9 year old victim has behavioral issues and the suspect is a 53 year old Ottawa man.
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Cunningham
Ottawa School Board
Edith Dean
Ottawa
Doan
Eugene Field
Adam Weingartner
Lane
Horstick
Central Heights
Aaron Clifton
Brock Clifton
Prices Then and Now From a Kansas Farm Table
John Schlageck, a Kansas agriculture commentator, reflects on postwar prices and wages. He contrasts today’s dollars with a dollar in his youth in Seguin, noting bacon at 15 cents a pound, eggs a dime a dozen, and a Model T priced around 300 dollars. He argues many things cost more in effort than money now, while earning power has shifted.
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United States
iPads move to Central Heights high school students
Central Heights High School plans an iPad for every high school student next August with full teacher deployment next semester. Board members weighed costs and parent concerns while training had already begun for three teachers and a fourth.
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Central Heights High School
Ellis Road
Richmond
Tom Horstick
Central Heights School Board
Scott Lane
Horstick
Lane
Cortney Kinyon
Amanda Stinebaugh
Lori Hower
Studebaker
Bob Stegner
Central Heights Technology
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Fprm
Al-Anon
Ottawa’ Family Group
Elizabeth Layton
Center For Hope and Guidance Administrative
Appanoose Recreation Commission
Appanoose School
Shawnee Road
Eagles
18Th St
Ad Briefs
Meagan Patton-Paulson
The
Ottawa Herald
Carl Bentley
Timothy Jones
Franklin County
Jeff Curry
Franklin County Commission
Denver
Seguin
Dad
John Schlageck
Clifton
Kinyon
Lane, Howser
Mike Swendson
Greenbush Southeast Kansas
Girard
Ecop
Thur
United Methodist Church
JC Kelly
Hope House
God
Franklin
Wwe
Geymond
Ben
Raymond
Leon
Mary Eastabrooks
Anita Fannin
Rod
Cheryl Mortensen
Darren
Mike Burgoon
Annette
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