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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2006
Page
7
Weather bulletin from the Kansas Highway Patrol notes local conditions for tonight and Tuesday with hotline 1 800 585 7623. Highs and lows are listed for the area, indicating hot conditions and advising residents to take precautions.
The Ottawa Herald announces daily Bulletin Board submissions accepted two days or more in advance. Submit non-commercial events open to the public at no charge by fax email or mail to Ottawa KS address. No phone calls, please.
The Ottawa Recreation Commission sponsors a Holiday Lights contest. Registration forms are at Don Woodward Community Center, 517 E Third St. due by Dec 8. Judging for Ottawa residents on Dec 12 and USD 290 residents outside Ottawa on Dec 14. Winners receive a photo in The Ottawa Herald and a $50 Country Mart gift certificate.
Forecasted weather across the Midwest includes light rain snow and mixed precipitation while Southern Plains may see rain and storms. The East should stay mostly clear and warm before a late week cold front drops temperatures. Ottawa may reach near 69 with a 30 percent shower chance and gusts to 30 mph.
A local task force in Ottawa advances plans for a two story 90,000 square foot community center costing 12.6 million. Partners include Neosho County Community College, Ottawa Library, Ottawa Recreation Commission and YMCA with initial funding and space needs outlined.
Senator Sam Brownback said he has thought and prayed about whether to run for president in 2008. He noted wife and family input and suggested there is room for a full scale conservative on the Republican side. He planned a December decision and spoke on ABCs This Week about a compassionate conservative agenda.
Readers can choose a Bethlehem themed walk with a tomb and three crosses ending at a warm reception with snacks and donations to Hope House and Life Care Center for Women. Ottawa Suzuki Strings perform Tinsel and Strings at the Municipal Auditorium Friday. Wellsville hosts Holidays In Wellsville with a craft show a homes tour and Santa appearances. Midland Railway Santa Claus Express offers train rides with tickets $10 adults $5 children. Williamsburg hosts a Christmas parade, library events, and a 2005 Library Service Award. Melvern hosts a Christmas Parade of Homes with tours Sunday. Proceeds benefit local libraries and historical society.
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