Ottawa Arts Calendar Highlights And Community Groups
Franklin County calendar lists Ottawa Arts Council events at Carnegie Cultural Center and an Ransom Memorial Hospital exhibit by Rowena Lacer. Community activities include Old Depot Museum shows, recycling center hours, AA and 12 step meetings, Narcotics Anonymous, domestic violence and caregiver support groups, Habitat for Humanity work day, Farmer's Market, planning and commission meetings, and library story hour.
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Ottawa Community Arts Council
Ottawa Art Guild
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Rowena Lacer
Old Depot
Ottawa
W. Tecumseh
S. Elm
First Baptist Church
Fourth
Hickory
Alanon
Narcotics Anonymous
First United Methodist Church
Seekers
Community Four Square Church
9Th
Margaret Hall
Village West
Twyman
Caren Rugg
Nancy Davis
Central Heights
Rantoul Community Building
Franklin County Building Code Board of Appeals
Habitat For Humanity
Powhattan
Powhattan; Framing New House
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County Courthouse
Williamsburg Community Library
Farmer's Market
County Annex
Ottawa Planning Commission
City Hall
Soroptimist stew dinner planned at First Baptist Church
The annual Soroptimist stew dinner runs Monday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. at Elliott Hall in First Baptist Church. Adults pay 5, kids under 12 pay 3, with meals including stew, coleslaw, drinks and homemade dessert. carry-out available from any Soroptimist or Chris' Corner. Proceeds support local scholarships and charities.
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First Baptist Church Elliott Hall
Ottawa planners set public hearings on four items
The Ottawa Planning Commission will hold public hearings on four items at City Hall this Wednesday at p m The noon study session was canceled and will not be rescheduled The items include a Spruce Street rezoning across from the country club to permit townhouse units an amendment to allow parking lots for churches or schools in residential zones and a request for a special use permit at Sacred Heart lot 8098 Hilekany approval sought for a zoning change and parking provisions
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Harald Soft
Ottawa Planning Commission
Ciy Hall
Spruce Street
Ottawa Country Club
Sacred Heart Lot
Hilekany
Ottawa Main Street wins Governor’s Award for reinvestment
The Ottawa Main Street Association received the Governor’s Award of Excellence for a $1.2 million downtown reinvestment, highlighted by courthouse renovations and renovations to Jan’s Stained Glass Cappuccino House. Lt Gov Gary Sherrer presented the award at the 2001 Kansas Main Street Conference in Chanute.
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Ottawa Main Street Association
Ottawa
Kansas
Prideaux
Jan
Second
Main Streets
Kansas Department of Commerce & Housing
Gary Sherrer
Center
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police Blotter
Admissions Stephanie Herron from Ottawa on Monday. Dismissals include Howard Wallace and Mary Mitchell with Pamela White and her son, all of Ottawa, Monday. Vandalism damage to a vehicle in Rantoul before 8:26 a.m. Monday, $300 loss. Jerome Scott Roger, 21, arrested Apr 1 for aggravated assault at 221 W Second. Joseph Prochnow, 24, arrested for battery and DUI at First and Main, released on $800 bond. Thefts include bicycle and skateboard in the 100 block of S Main, $250 loss. Non injury accident at 8:30 a.m. Monday on N Cherry, other driver unknown. Ambulance call 12:58 p.m. Monday on Sand Creek Road. Sick call 7:19 p.m. Monday on S Main.
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Stephanie Herron
Ottawa
Howard Wallace
Princeton
Mary Mitchell
Pamela White
Jerome Scott Roger
Joseph Paul Prochnow
N. Cedar
Ence
S. Main
Timothy F. Thompson
E. Garfield
N. Cherry
Sand Creek Road
Great Pumpkin climber at market harvest
Rachel Eulberg four year old daughter of Judy and Joe Eulberg of Dallas climbs on large pumpkins at Millers Market in Salina on Monday. Pumpkins ranged from 90 to 140 pounds. Harris News Service Photo.
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Rachel Eulberg
Judy
Joe Eulberg
Dallas
Millers Market
Salina
Rachel
Wichita Mid-Continent Airport Falls Low in FAA Security Tests
An AP report based on Wichita Eagle records shows Mid-Continent Airport ranked 94th of 430, with undercover inspectors slipping three dynamite bombs and more than six dozen violations over a decade. Violations include weapons, improper training, and security lapses, prompting warnings and fines as lawmakers push for strengthened airport security nationwide.
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Wichita
Mid-Continent
Federal Aviation Administration
Wichita Eagle
FAA
New York
Washington
Gerard Joyce
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Chicago
Globe Aviation Services
Irving
Texas
United Airlines
Bailis Bell
Globe
United
Eagle
National Guard
Jerry Moran
R-Hays
House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee
Aviation
Department of Transportation
Congress
Todd Tiahrt
R-Kan
House Appropriations Committee
Graves taps former Gov Hayden for wildlife post
Former Kansas Governor Mike Hayden, 57, is named secretary-designee of the Department of Wildlife and Parks. Governor Graves announced the appointment, which requires Senate confirmation, noting Hayden’s background in hunting and fishing policy and environmental issues.
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Graves
Gov. Hayden
Wildlife Post
Topeka
Mike Hayden
Kansas
Department of Wildlife
Bill Graves
Hayden
Pee
Don Ae
Yaves
Kansas Senate
Brown
Atwood
Kansas House
Joan Finney
Bush
American Apo Aline Association
Robert Tyson
Natural Resources Committee
Tyson
R-Parker
Charles Benjamin
The
Sierra Club
Benjamin
Parks Department
Fish and Game Commission
Park and Resources Authority
Williams
U.S. Senate
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Franklin County
Ottawa Herald
Clean
Ottawaherald.com
S. Cedar
Bulletin Board
Kellogg Company
Wal-Mart Super Center
ECKAN
Eckan Agency
Ecean Center
Third
Wellsville
Walnut Plaza
Gladys MacDonald
Sirloin Stockade
Red Cross
American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund
Village Manor
Deconness Foundation
RMH
Melvern Methodist Women
Melvern Methodist
Methodist Church
Darrin Pescher
Herald
Main Street
McPherson
Parsons
Darrin Peschka
Ottawa. Herald.com
Daily Report
Police News
Thompson
Harris News Service
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