Ottawa community events notice at a glance
Ottawa area listings include an art guild member exhibit at Caro Cra Cons Fifth and Main streets with a 12 pm birthday event for Artist Even sas at 1308 Main Street. A 6:30 pm walk or run group gathers at Kanza Park and 11th street, followed by Ottawa VFW 901 bingo at 7 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays with public welcome.
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Even Sas
Fifth
Main Streets
Ottawa
Ottawa Art Guild
Anl
Kanza Park
11Th and Streets
Maple Leaf Quilt Guild Meets at Baldwin City Library
At 7 pm the Maple Leaf Quilt Guild holds a meeting at Baldwin City Public Library located at Seventh and High streets. At 8 pm narcotics session is scheduled at Ottawa First United Methodist Church on 203 E Fourth St in Ottawa.
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Maple Leaf Quilt Guild
Baldwin City Public Library
Seventh and High Streets
Baldwin City
Ottawa
First United Methodist Church
E. Fourth St
Ottawa Herald Out & About contact for event listings
Inquiries for events in The Ottawa Herald Out & About calendar are directed to Neil Stockhall. For pricing information contact him by phone at 785 242 4700 or via email at nstoci.
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Ottawa Herald
Neil Stockhall
Nstoci
Community event schedule for Wellsville and Ottawa area
Friday morning features a Craft Club at Wellsville City Library and a Storytime at Ottawa Library. An Artist Eye View exhibit celebrates Kansas 150th Birthday at Carnegie Cultural Center in Ottawa. Ottawa Art Guild hosts an all member exhibit. A Free Food event runs at North Baptist for Fourth Friday at 5 PM.
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Wellsville City Library
W. Sixth St
Wellsville
Ottawa
Hickory St
Artist Eye View of
Kansas
Carnegie Cultural Center
Fifth and Main Streets
Ottawa Art Guild
North Baptist
Chicken Fried Steak Dinner Hosted by Eagles Hall
On October 28 at 6 p.m. a church event will serve a chicken fried steak dinner at Eagles Hall located on East 15th Street in Ottawa, with venue at 413 Wilson Street. Proceeds or RSVP details are not provided in the fragment.
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Eagles Hall
East 15Th St
Ottawa
Ottawa AA meets at First Baptist Church in downtown
Noon meeting for Alcoholics Anonymous at First Baptist Church corner Fourth and Hickory streets Ot Ottawa at 8 p.m. covers Alcoholics and Hickory streets location.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Fourth and Hickory Streets
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Kobach campaign fined for 2010 report omissions
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach's campaign was fined 5000 by the Governmental Ethics Commission for missing nearly 80000 in expense and contribution reports from the 2010 election. The 7-2 vote followed questions about treasurer Tom Arpke's handling and the campaign's candor.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kris Kobach
Governmental Ethic Commission
Kobach
Tom Arpke
Salina
Commission
Sabrina Standifer
Standifer
Carol Williams
Arpke
Chris i
Federal Election Commission
Kansas Republican Party
Proper use of slow-moving vehicle emblems
Kansas agriculture commentator John Schlageck notes drivers should react defensively to keep all safe. He explains SMV emblems and hazard lights prevent rear end collisions when tractors travel on highways. He warns against misusing signs by nailing emblems to posts or pens and urges proper installation and maintenance.
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Higgins
Kansas
Panel backs HPV vaccine for boys to curb virus spread
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices urged routine HPV vaccination for boys ages 11 to 12 and for unvaccinated males aged 13 to 21. The move aims to reduce genital warts and anal cancer while improving low vaccine rates among girls.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Advisory Committee
Anne Schuchat
U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Ranit Mishori
Washington, D.C
Georgetown University School of Medicine
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VFW
Wilson St
Kansas News
John Schlageck
Mishori
Merck & Co
Maxine Manson
Rantoul
Aehuen
Real Steel
United Way
Franklin County
Hope House
Ottawa Teens, Inc
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