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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2013
Page
1
Ottawa merchants unveil aggressive in store and online promos aimed at beating Black Friday prices. Retailers showcase doorbusters and price-match incentives across major categories to attract shoppers during the holiday shopping stretch.
Phillip Robertson adjunct from the Guinness Book of World Records Crystal Davis-Taylor and her husband Chris along with Connie Gillaspie founder of Terrorhead Returns pose outside Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City on Oct 13 before the Chiefs Raiders game. Fans then reached 137.5 decibels, setting a world record for the loudest outdoor sports stadium.
Herald report details Richard Dewey and other Chiefs fans abroad catching games from Iraq and Kansas City. Kansas City surged from a 2-14 in 2012 to 9-1 this season with a loss to Denver not derailing playoff hopes. Arrowhead set a world loudest stadium record at 137.5 decibels during a 24-7 win over Oakland, underscoring fan enthusiasm.
Ottawa pit bull advocates packed a study session as Jason Berve pushed to lift breed-specific bans. He argued the focus on one breed misses broader dog safety concerns while supporters urged change to Ottawa’s animal laws.
A City of Ottawa employee hangs a Christmas tree decoration on a street light in the 1500 block of South Main Street. City crews annually trim Ottawa streets with holiday decorations before Thanksgiving. The Christmas Tree Lighting is set for 6 p.m. November 29 at Edward E Haley Community Park at Second and Main streets.
Ottawa Recreation Commission plans cost sharing at the Community Recreation Center Goppert Building 705 West 15th Street by eliminating underused programs and instituting a daily admission fee effective January 1, 2014. Fees set at two dollars for ages 12 to 59, one dollar for ages 6 to 11 and 60 plus, and free for ages five and under.
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