Bulletin Board notices for Ottawa events
Community listings for non commercial events open to the public submitted two days in advance. Submit by fax email or mail to The Ottawa Herald, 1045 Cedar Street Ottawa Kansas. No phone calls please.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2004
Page
7
Community listings for non commercial events open to the public submitted two days in advance. Submit by fax email or mail to The Ottawa Herald, 1045 Cedar Street Ottawa Kansas. No phone calls please.
Community Activities reservations are needed for a diabetes lunch and learn from 11:45 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Sept. 30 at Ransom Memorial Hospital on Main Street. The free event covers diabetes management insulin delivery devices and carbohydrate counting with contact Brenda at 785 220 8365. The Low Vision Support Group meets 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday at Ottawa Retirement Village community room with Dr William Campbell speaking on macular degeneration.
Today and Wednesday events list includes Ottawa Community Arts Council Board at City Hall 101 S Hickory St First Christian Church 1045 S Hickory St Ransom Memorial Hospital Board in Conference Room A 1301 S Main St Agri Business Committee Chamber of Commerce 101 S Hickory St Masons Stated Communications Masonic Hall 422 S Main St Franklin County Commission Courthouse 315 S Main St Farmer s Market Orscheln 2008 S Princeton St Ottawa Library Board 105 S Main St Franklin County Cancer Foundation Board 116 S Main St Scheduled times range from 5 30 p m to 8 p m with several locations across Ottawa and Franklin County.
Monday admissions include Elvis McGowen Ramona Blecha Bae Kava Dorothy Spring Louise Ively. Police report multiple arrests in Ottawa Osawatomie Baldwin City and Emporia for warrants probation violation domestic battery disorderly conduct and driving while intoxicated with bonds set from 225 to 3350 and severalremains in jail.
A sequence of non injury theft and vandalism reports lists incidents on Kingman Road Main Street and other streets. Items stolen include a television satellite equipment a gun a computer from a school locker and a wallet ATM card and cash. Police report vehicles damaged a forged check and bicycle thefts with multiple locations including Ash Street South Elm Street Willow Street and North Mulberry Street. A collision involving Kenneth Hamic and a bicycle occurred on East Massasoit Street near North Oak Street with Hospital transport for the child rider.
Ottawa Commissioners debated a Bazil's 803 Poplar St proposal in a two family zone near Ottawa University. Planning board favored a single story building under 13 feet with landscaping and Poplar Street frontage. Critics feared neighborhood integrity and potential low income clustering, while supporters touted mixed rentals as asset and commerce booster. A study-session follow up and next meeting items include rezoning 506 S Main St for a planned unit development and a 100 block North Cedar Street right of way vacation for Ottawa Co op reconstruction.
The Girls Club of Ottawa, an after school program for middle school girls, is on hold due to transportation needs. Van service from Ottawa Senior Center previously shuttled students from Ottawa Middle School to 113 W Fourth St, 3 to 4 pm, and the club now seeks funding and volunteers as United Way plans to give about $2,000 toward an $8,000 annual budget for activities, snacks, and trips.
In Lindsborg Kansas the first meeting of men and women world chess champions Anatoly Karpov and Susan Polgar ended in a draw after two blitz games. The event kicked off a weekend festival with a parade and street chess games as Polgar, soon to lead the U S women's team at the 2004 Olympiad in Spain, visited the town known as Little Sweden.
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