Community Bulletin Highlights Local Events and Volunteer Needs
The Ottawa Herald bulletin lists non profit and public events. The Ottawa Art Guild hosts La Strata from 9 30 a m to noon Saturday at Second and Main streets with a street sized abstract piece and artists drawing cars. LifeCare Center seeks 50 pregnant volunteers to help train nurses in ultrasound supervised by Lisa Myers with free scans offered Monday through Thursday and October 25. Franklin County Diabetes Association meets 7 p m Monday at Ransom Memorial Hospital with pharmacist Brad Hubin to discuss new diabetes therapies. Pomona City Council holds a special 7 p m meeting Monday to review zoning administrator pay plan. EC Kansas EOC distributes commodity foods Monday at Ottawa VFW and Walnut Plaza Apartments Wellsville. For more info call 785 242 7515.
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LifeCare Center
S. Walnut St
Lisa Myers
Franklin County Diabetes Association
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
Brad Hubin
RMH
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp
Franklin County
Ottawa
VFW
North U.S. 59
Walnut Plaza
Wellsville
Residents press to reopen Tally Creek bridge historic site
Eight neighbors petition Franklin County to repair and reopen the wooden double tram bridge on the National Register of Historic Places damaged by arson. The effort includes a request for a citizen committee to study pedestrian access and preservation options.
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Tally Creek
Roy Dunn
Shirley Broers
Franklin County Commission
Bob Marsh
Volunteers sought to run concession at Kansas Speedway
Lil' Britches for Life seeks at least 12 volunteers for a concession stand during the Kansas Cup weekend at Kansas Speedway in Kansas City Kansas. Due to a last minute cancellation, only half the needed workers are available. Volunteers 18 and older are invited to help and may watch the races for free. Contact Sheila Cheasbro or Erin Clary to volunteer.
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Herald
Lil’ Britches
Cheasbro
Erin Clary
Kline defends leaked memo in Wichita debate
In Wichita, Attorney General Phill Kline defended a leaked memo guiding campaign outreach to conservative Christians. He argued church-based political discussions are healthy while challenger Paul Morrison framed the memo as cynical. The exchange covered church state, use of donor emails, and ethics, with broader points on probable-cause affidavits being made public in Kansas.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Phill Kline
Kline
Wichita State University
Paul Morrison
Johnson County
Morrison
Attorney General’s Office
Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission
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