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Ottawaherald.com
Otttawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Community Fine Forgiveness Drives Canned Food Drive
Ottawa Library fines can be paid with canned goods through Christmas with 50 cents per item forgiven. Donated foods go to Hope House or East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp. BBB warns of a Canadian loan broker scam using names like JFC Financing and Jefferson Financial Corporation, with Layton Utah address and counterfeit BBB sites.
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Ottawa Library
Hope House
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp
Better Business Bureau
BBB
JFC Financing
Jefferson Financial Corporation
Steinburg Financial
Layton
Utah
Joyce Woodard
Kansas
United States
Topeka
Bbb.org
Community Arts Programs and Local Exhibits in Ottawa
Ottawa offers year round activities through the Ottawa Community Arts Council including Gallery of Gifts and Over the Rainbow art classes at Carnegie Cultural Center. The Old Depot Museum hosts a Christmas Wreath Market with varied hours and admission. Also listed are hours for Recycling Center and local Alcoholics Anonymous and Celebrate Recovery meetings at nearby churches and centers.
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Ottawa Community Arts Council
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Old Depot
W. Tecumseh St
Ottawa area Meetings and events schedule overview
Tonight at 7 p m Wellsville City Council meets at City Hall. Th 11 am to 1 30 pm Fourth Annual Ottawa Middle School Community Thanksgiving Dinner in Cyclone room Ottawa High School 1120 S Ash St rides or meals call Shellie 785 229 8030. Noon VFW community Thanksgiving dinner at VFW north U S 59 rides call 785 242 7440 before 2 30 p m. Friday 6 30 p m Mayor s Christmas Tree and Downtown Lighting Ceremony at Edward I Haley Community Park lights at 7 15 p m. Saturday 6 30 p m Garnett Christmas Parade ends in downtown square Garnett. Monday 8 30 a m Franklin County Commission at Franklin County Courthouse 315 S Main St Noon Lions Club Poncho s of Ottawa 429 S Main St 1 00 p m to 2 30 p m Friends of the Ottawa Library book sale 209 E Second St 4 p m Ottawa City Commission City Hall 101 S Hickory St
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Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa High School
S. Ash St
Shellie
VFW
North U.S
Edward I. Haley
Second
Main Streets
Franklin County Commission
Franklin
S. Main St
Lions Club
Poncho's of
Ottawa
Friends of the Ottawa Library
E. Second St
Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
S. Hickory St
Daily Report Admissions and Dismissals Tuesday
The Daily Report lists admissions for Charles Kreiser of Melvern and dismissals for Brandon Chrisp of Ottawa Huey Stevens Jr. of Fort Smith Arkansas. It also notes theft reports across several blocks and times including a lip pen shoplifting at Wal Mart and a driverless vehicle rolling into a fire hydrant. Carmen N. Kiefer, 22, 823 N. King St, is jailed on ten theft charges.
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Charles Kreiser
Melvern
Brandon Chrisp
Ottawa
Huey Stevens Jr
Fort Smith
Ark
South Elm Street
North Sycamore Street
South Cedar Street
Wal-Mart
South Oak Street
Country Mart
Princeton Circle Drive
Carmen N. Kiefer
N. King St
Goppert Foundation gives $100000 to Ransom Memorial Hospital
Mike Skidmore of Citizens State Bank of Pomona presents a $100,000 pledge from the Goppert Foundation to Ransom Memorial Hospital Charitable Association. Foundation ties to Pomona bank and Ottawa branch cited. Officials praise the gift as aiding hospital remodeling and community needs with potential further donations forthcoming.
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Vickie Moss
The
Ottawa Herald Ransom Memorial Hospital Charitable Association
Bill Henningsen
Goppert Foundation
Mike Skidmore
Citizens Bank of Pomona
Gwen Neal
Erin Chappell
Mary Lynn Gollier
Bev Grabham
Melissa Spratt
Craig Dengel
Mark Doty
Lou Atherton
Ransom Memorial Hospital Charitable Association
Goppert Foun
Citizens State Bank of
Pomona
Ottawa
Skidmore
Snowy roads cause slideoffs and minor crashes near Ottawa
Craig Davis said two acci dents in the 1100 block of Colorado Road north of Williamsburg and a nearby vehicle into a ditch reported at about 7 20 this morning left no injuries. Deputies logged several more slideoffs along I 35 and U S 59 with no injuries and crews began snow removal around 2 30 AM as freezing rain and high winds slickened routes.
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Craig Davis
Colorado Road
Williamsburg
Davis
U.S. 59
Ottawa
Anderson County
Douglas County
Sheriff’s Department
Jim Haag
ECKAN to move operations to Ash Street complex
ECKAN will relocate its central office and several programs to the Ash Street complex in Ottawa. Leases for other facilities will be terminated, and current owner ECKAN will sell the central office on 602 S. Maple St. The project raises property tax questions and covers nine county service areas with about 677,000 residents.
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ECKAN
S. Maple St
Ottawa
Ottawa Volunteer Center
Youth Services
Ash Street
ECEAN
Jackson
Dean Dyer
Dyer
Kansas Dialysis
Anderson
Coffey
Douglas
Franklin
Johnson
Lyon
Miami
Morris
Osage
Community volunteers organize holiday meal for local youth
Fox says volunteers will call to schedule delivery or pickup with transport provided for those needing a ride. The meal features turkey, potatoes, salads, vegetables, desserts and more. Hope House donated turkeys and middle school students supplied produce with Chartwells preparing the rest.
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Fox
Hope House
Chartwells
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