Stress coping workshop offered in Ottawa
A free stress management workshop led by Chris Scherberger and Michael Straw of the Elizabeth Layton Center will address the physiological effects of stress and coping methods. It runs 10 to 11 30 a.m. Thursday at the Franklin County Office Annex, 14th and Main, Ottawa, funded by a United Way grant and open to the public with refreshments.
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Elizabeth Layton Center For Hope and Guidance
Commission Chambers
Franklin County
14Th and
Main Streets
Ottawa
Michael Straw
Layton Center
United Way
Six leads in spending in Kansas attorney general race
Democratic incumbent Steve Six has spent over 1.1 million dollars, twice as much as Republican challenger Derek Schmidt who spent under 474 thousand. Outside groups and the Democratic Attorneys General Association funded ads for Six, while Brownback Holland lead in the governor’s race.
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Six
GOP
Derek Schmidt
Senate
U.S
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Gavin Young
Schmidt
Kathleen Sebelius
Paul Morrison
Douglas County
Chris Biggs
Kris Kobach
Kobach
Biggs
Locker Decor Brightens Ottawa High Students Day
Ottawa High School students decorate lockers for birthdays and game days, with rules mirroring the dress code. Principal Rick Johnson notes decor is generally acceptable as long as items are appropriate. Students increasingly use backpacks, limiting locker visits, while middle school lockers allow magnets and marker boards but ban stickers.
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Ottawa High School
Rick Johnson
Johnson
Ottawa School
OMS
Poras
Krumme
Tour stops in Ottawa at Republican HQ briefing
Candidates will appear on the tour with a stop in Ottawa at 10 a.m. Thursday. The event will be held at the Franklin County Republican Party Headquarters located at 111 South Main Street.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Republican Party
S. Main St
Downtown youth forum set for Ottawa Saturday
Ottawa Main Street Association and Youth in Government invite Franklin County students to a 10 a.m. to noon forum at City Hall Ottawa. Doors open at 9 30 a.m. The fourth in a series, it seeks ideas for downtown Ottawa and includes upcoming events at Ottawa University and a early 2011 Public Market forum.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
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Hickory St
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S. Cedar St
Ottawamainstreet.org
Why celebrate MLK Essay Contest in Ottawa KS
The Ottawa Black Awareness Committee seeks Franklin County students for its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Essay Contest on Why should we celebrate the Martin L. King Jr. holiday 450 words or fewer. Submissions due December 20, 2010 to Richard Jackson or at the ECEAN office. Medals for all. top writers win U S Savings Bonds. Awards and readings January 16 2011 at Ottawa University Chapel.
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Franklin County
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S. Ash
Suite No. 203
U.S
Ottawa University
Kansas Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
21-year-old Spc. Thomas Adam Moffitt of Wichita Kansas died after his unit was attacked by insurgents in the Sarobi District Paktika Province Afghanistan Survivors include his parents John and Brenda Moffitt of Wichita Kansas.
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Wichita
Sarobi
Paktika
Defense Department
Moffitt
John
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