Daily Briefing reflects on quiet dig nity and local voices
Guest editorial praises Harriet Miers for quiet dignity. Tom Beaver comments on county Indian struggle tied to money. Curt Bittner notes YMCAs strengthen communities. Annie's Mailbox advises a husband to stand up to a controlling wife. Heloise urges care to protect valuable artwork. Pickles recalls growing up and moving on. Page references indicate community notices and student achievements.
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Harriet Miers
Tom Beaver
Oregon County
Annie
Heloise
Ottawa Cyclones soccer sets best regular season record
Ottawa High School boys soccer completes its best regular season in program history. Ottawa University and Friends football teams close strong, finishing with notable late-game surges and solid finishes.
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Ottawa High School
Ottawa University and Friends
Kansas must curb energy use amid rising winter bills
Kansas leaders urge residents to weather high heating costs by conserving energy. They cite past actions including a natural gas summit, efficiency retrofits totaling nearly 25 million square feet, and adoption of the 2003 energy standards. Citizens are urged to weatherize homes, use high efficiency furnaces, and follow tips from the Kansas Energy Office.
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Kansas Corporation Commission
Regents
Kansas
Kansas Energy Office
Lawrence Beijing Modern Dance Company performance
The Lied Center of Kansas in Lawrence hosts the Beijing Modern Dance Company at 7 30 p m performing Rear Light set to Pink Floyd The Wall tickets 15 adults 10 children Ottawa Make a Difference Day runs Oct 22 9am to 3pm with multiple sites call 785 242 7450 ext 205 Ottawa Library hosts I Can Read Day Oct 23 4 p m Suzuki Strings concert at First Baptist Church and Carnegie Cultural Center Ottawa Book Sale 1 00 p m to 2 30 p m PATH Exercise Ottawa Don Woodward Community Center Story Time Ottawa Library events for children and babies
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Beijing Modern Dance Company
Pink Floyd
Lied Center of Kansas
University of Kansas
Lied.ku.edu
Ottawa Volunteer Center
Hickory St
Suzuki Strings
Brian Lewis
First Baptist Church
Kasold Drive
Sukuki
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Don Woodward
Third St
Meetings and groups at Ottawa church basement venues
The notice lists alcoholics anonymous meetings at Ottawa area churches. Ottawa Gro First Baptist Church basement at 410 Hickory St hosts AA meetings. Prairie Flyers ABR Ottawa Municipal eee 7 p.m. Ottawa Living Sober group meets at First Christian Church 10458 Hickory St. Sunday 8 p.m. Ottawa Group meets at First Baptist Church basement 4108 Hickory St.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa-Gro First Baptist’ Church
Bament
Hickory St
Prairie Flyers
Ottawa Municipal Eee
Ottawa Living Sober
Groun, First
Christian Church
Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Halloween events spookiest weekend with multiple area activities
Halloween and fall events anchor weekend across Kansas City area venues. Worlds of Fun hosts HalloWeekends with shows, scary attractions. Great Wolf Lodge offers All day Howl-O-Ween pumpkin activities. Ottawa Middle School hosts a Halloween dance. Richmond Library runs a haunted house with timed sessions. Ottawa Library hosts Jack-O-Lantern carving.
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HalloWeekends
Worlds of Fun
Kansas City
Worldsoffun
Great Wolf Lodge
Greatwolflodge.com
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