Ottawa events stacked for Tuesday evening
At Ottawa several activities run from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. with Taco Nite at Eagles Hall 524 East 15th Street and a series of 7 p.m. events including eighth grade open house at Ottawa Middle School 1230 South Ash, bingo at VFW Post 5901 3499 North U.S. 59, square dance lessons at First United Methodist Church 203 East Fourth, storytime at Ottawa Library 105 South Hickory, and Boy Scouts Night at Lincoln Elementary School 1102 Milner Street. Also at 6 30 p.m. guidance information for families at Elizabeth Layton Center 2537 Eisenhower Road and Franklin County Democratic Party gathering at Margaret Hall Ottawa Retirement Village 1100 West 15th.
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Franklin County
Democratic Party
Margaret Hall
Ottawa
15Th St
Flying Ford and dance steps highlight Ottawa events
Today in Ottawa listings include Flying Ford reserve seats for a 1929 plane, Dance Steps sessions for line and square dancing, Pomona City Council meeting at the Pomona Community Building, Mason's Stated Communications at the Masonic Temple, Alcoholics Anonymous at United Methodist Church, and Narcotics Anonymous at Ottawa First United Methodist.
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Mason's
Masonic Temple
S. Main St
Ottawa
Alcoholics Anonymous
United Methodist Church
E. A St
Pomona
Out & About event submission contact
Ottawa Herald readers can highlight events in Out and About by contacting Connections adviser Brian Williams. Call (785) 242-4700 or email bwilliams ottawaherald.com for options and submission details.
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Ottawa Herald
Brian Williams
Bwilliams
Ottawaherald.com
Call the Herald
Ottawa Community Events List For Wednesday Schedule
A compact slate of Ottawa activities includes a 1929 Ford Tri-Motor tour at Ottawa Municipal Airport, a Blood Pressure Clinic at Richmond Healthcare Center, a Franklin County Farmer's Market at Orscheln parking lot, a Wailk run group at Kanza Park, Ambassadors Committee at the Chamber, Noon Alcoholics Anonymous Ottawa Group at First Baptist, Chamber Booster Club meeting, Friends of the Ottawa Library Board at City Hall, and Franklin County Commission session at the County Office Annex.
Ottawa September community meetings and support groups
The notice lists multiple Ottawa events including a Celebrate Recovery dinner at Church of the Brethren basement, Babe Ruth League at Don Woodward Community Center, City Commission at City Hall, Union Chapter 15 Eastern Star meeting, Al-Anon at First Baptist Church, and Al-Anon Together We Can Make It, with times around 7 to 8 p.m. Also mentions Alcoholics groups in the same evening.
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Church of the Brethren
Ninth and Main Streets
Ottawa
Don Woodward
Third St
Al-Anon
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Hickory Streets
Marys Chili Cook-off Seeks Entries in Franklin Co
YiNo m a OL MARYS CHILI Cook-off invites new entries for Sept 26 in Franklin County. Call 785-878-3793 or email Jnarry pleasantridge.com for entry forms benefiting the Franklin County Firefighters Association. Also local offerings include mums, bulbs, pottery, and fall produce at Back Woods Flowers & More Pomona.
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Franklin Co
Pleasantridge
Fr. Co. Firefighters Association
Backwoods Flowers & More
Idaho Rd
Pomona
Hairy hair tales from a single dad editor
Brian Williams, Herald Connections editor and single father, recalls humorous children quotes about hair. A three year old fears “mice in my hair” and a five year old notes his dad “found his chin” after shaving. The piece reflects changing child mischief as they grow.
Kansas Universities Clash Over Bud Light Fan Cans
University of Kansas officials object to Anheuser Busch InBev marketing that colors beer cans with university hues. Kansas State declines to join, noting no trademark on purple and white and potential conflicts only if a Kansas State logo or image appeared.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Anheuser Busch InBev
Kansas State University
Jim Marchiong
Kansas
Kansas State
Pat Bosco
Student Life
State revenue tops August forecast in Kansas
The Kansas revenue department reports August tax receipts at 376.8 million, 6.9 million above forecast. Forecasters had predicted 369.9 million. Through two months of the fiscal year, Kansas is down 29.3 million on revenue, due to delayed 31 million in June income tax refunds as the state works to finish the 2009 budget in the black.
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Topeka
Kansas Revenue Department
Kansas
Jenkins denies misreading House resolution on white hope remark
Rep Lynn Jenkins faced questions over a controversial phrase in a House resolution passed July 29 noting the term great white hope. Her press secretary said the vote was quick and unread, and Jenkins later apologized after a Democratic video surfaced. She maintained the comment referred to bright young Republican leaders in Congress.
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Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
John McCain
R-Ariz
Sam Brownback
R.kan
Senate
Jesse Jackson Jr
D-Il
Jenkins
Mary Geiger
Topeka Capital Journal
Johnson
House of Representatives
Geiger
The
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Washington
Ottawa area community events schedule page
Thursday schedule lists toddler time at Ottawa Library, 105 S Hickory St, 9:15 and 10 a.m. Armchair Aerobics at Washburn Towers, Fifth and Main, Ot, 10 a.m. Nutrition and medications with Cheryl Allen at Ottawa Senior Center, 130 S Main St, 11:30 a.m. Lunch Hour Worship at Grace Episco pal Church, 315 W Fifth St, Ottawa, 12:10 p.m. Garnett Farmers Market at Maine's Natural Foods, 210 E Fourth St, Garnett, 4:30 p.m. The Moving Wall opening ceremonies at Veterans Memorial Park, US 59 and West 15th Ave, Garnett, 6 p.m. Walk/run group at Kanza Park, 11th and Elm, Ottawa, 6:30 p.m. Bingo at Ottawa VFW Post No 5901, 3499 N.
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Cheryl Allen
Ottawa Senior Center
S. Main St
Grace Episcopal Church
W. Fifth St
Ottawa
Veterans Memorial Park
U.S. 59
West 15Th Avenue
Garnett
Ottawa free calendar of clubs and meetings listed
A schedule of community gatherings in Ottawa including Optimist Club breakfast at Prairie Star, Health Exercise Group at Don Woodward Center, Franklin County Diabetes Association at Ransom Memorial Hospital, Conservation District Board, Kiwanis at The Radish Patch, Al Anon at Elizabeth Layton Center, Garfield PTA at Garfield Elementary, Vietnam Veterans at Ransom Memorial Hospital, Ottawa Carnegie Cultural Center event, and Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Hall with times from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Sept 3.
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Don Woodward Community Center
Third St
Ottawa
Franklin County Diabetes Association
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
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Ottawa Middle School
S. Ash St
VFW
N. U.S
First United Methodist Church
E. Fourth St
Ottawa Library
Hickory St
Lincoln Elementary School
Milner St
Elizabeth Layton
Eisenhower Road
Ford
W. A St
Narcotics Anonymous
Out&About
Ottawa Municipal
Montana Road
Richmond Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center
E. South St
Richmond
Wailk Run Group
Kanza Park
11Th and Elm Streets
Ottawa Area
Fourth and Hickory Streets
Chamber Booster Club
Chamber of Commerce
E. Second St
Friends of the Ottawa Library Board
Ottawa City Hall
S. Hickory St
Franklin County Commission
Ottawa City Commission
Union
Eastern Star
yiNo
Orchards & Winery
Herald Connections
Ottawaherald
Kansas News
KSU
Lynn Jenkins
R-Kan
Res
Washburn Towers
Fifth and Main Streets
Farmers Market
Maine
Natural Foods
E.fourth St
Kanza
Park
11Th
Elm Streets
U.S
Optimist Club
Prairie Star
Logan St
Franklin County Conservation District Board
23Rd St
Industrial Ave
Al-Anon Ottawa Family Group
Center For Hope and Guidance Administrative
16Th St
Garfield
Teacher Association
College St
Vietnam Veterans of America
Carnegie Cultural Center
Main St
Eagles
S. 15Th St
Aappy
Kent Hollinger
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