Eight Wonders of Kansas sought by state readers
The Kansas Sampler Foundation asks Kansans to nominate eight wonders in eight rural categories and vote on a Great 24. Nominations in by May 6 go to 8 Wonders of Kansas, Inman, or via kansassampler.org. Public voting runs mid May to December 31, 2007 with eight winners announced on Kansas Day January 29.
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Ottawa Herald Editorial Forum Statement
The Ottawa Herald outlines a Reader Forum as an open community space for local impact discussions and civic dialogue. It affirms support for individual rights, a free press, and free speech while stating editorials aim to educate and persuade residents and institutions toward progressive action.
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Readers' Forum letters invite public debate in The Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald explains letters to the editor in its Readers' Forum format, noting writers are responsible for their opinions and any stated facts. The Herald invites rebuttals from readers who disagree or dispute the information presented.
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Wellsville students excel beyond the classroom
Denise O'Dea notes Wellsville School District achievements across academics and extracurriculars. WHS teams earned state notices in volleyball cross country wrestling and basketball while numerous math and music groups earned regional and state honors. The district expanded programs through staff initiative, with 131 students reaching Kansas Standard of Excellence and 102 in State Math. continuous support keeps programs from being dropped.
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Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Helps New Mother Find Breastfeeding Support
A grateful mother thanks Ottawa's Chamber of Commerce for guiding her to Le Leche League Ottawa, connecting her with vital breastfeeding support. She notes the kind voice on the phone provided hope when seeking help for Emma, highlighting the Chamber's role in directing residents to community resources.
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Le Leche League support overlooked by health system
A speaker recalls contacting a department and Ransom Memorial Hospital about Le Leche League in Ottawa. The piece laments missing local guidance for new mothers and urges health departments, hospitals, and doctors to recognize the Le Leche League as a nearby resource offering needed support.
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Virginia Tech incident prompts debate on passivity and privacy
A reader argues that laws and privacy norms hinder safety after the Virginia Tech tragedy. They blame the ACLU and campus handbook rules, claiming authorities fail to inform parents and act decisively, urging a tougher, more proactive culture over passive restraint.
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