Day on the Farm draws Franklin County third graders to Sylvester Ranch
The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce and Farm Bureau host Day on the Farm from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Sylvester Ranch 1906 Kingman Road. Ten sessions cover livestock wildlife Farm Bureau Acre machinery veterinarian 4-H soil dairy and safety. Lunch $2 RSVP to the Chamber by Friday. Also KC Legal Professionals Fall Seminar set for DeVelle's Vassar Playhouse 8:30 a.m. Saturday with registration forms via Summers or Bach.
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Vassar Playhouse
Frances Summers
Kay Bach
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Life Chain protest set for Sunday on Main Street
Life Chain a peaceful prayerful protest against abortion will be held Sunday from 2 30 to 3 30 p m on Main Street starting at the Franklin County Courthouse and proceeding on sidewalks. Participants are asked to bring a bag of disposable diapers for LifeCare Center for Women in Ottawa. For more information call Bridget Luckert at 785 242 2635.
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CROP Walk Set for Sunday in Ottawa Franklin County
The Franklin County CROP Walk will start at 2 p.m. Sunday from the Old Depot Museum in Ottawa. Ten churches participate to raise funds for Hope House and global water projects. Delores Dyer notes walkers will head along the Prairie Spirit Trail to 23rd Street and return. Last year 130 walkers raised 5500 dollars. Participants can join at the museum.
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Old Depot Museum
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Hope House
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GOP state director to address Franklin County Republicans
Ron Freeman Kansas Republican Party state director will speak at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the county party headquarters 111 S Main St Len Len. Pat Apple congressman from Louisburg will attend and speak.
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Ron Freeman
Franklin County
S.main St. Len
Pat Apple
R-Louisburg
City eyes highway sign rules to boost lodging ads
Ottawa planning commissioners discussed a proposed amendment allowing a single face sign up to 32 square feet and 10 feet high at highway entrances for lodging ads. The plan would cover entrances at U S 59, I 35, and I 35 with K 68, contingent on lodging presence, location, and design suitability.
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Albright criticizes Bush Iraq strategy at KU event
Former secretary of state Madeleine Albright said there are no good options in Iraq and called the war a potential disaster for American foreign policy. Speaking at the University of Kansas Dole Institute, she argued Bush mixes religion with policy and questioned the justification for War. She defended Clinton and noted both presidents used force in limited cases while warning that more terrorists could emerge as consequences of current policy.
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