Ottawa debuts tax dollars at work signs on $1.1 million street project
Ottawa officials refinance existing bonds freeing $1.1 million to upgrade streets and sidewalks. At least 48 curb ramps will be added to intersections including Ash Second to Tenth Cedar Eighth to Fifteenth Eleventh Cedar Main Willow Seventh to Ninth Logan Oak to Spruce. Completion expected by October 15.
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Ottawa Herald Editorial Forum Promotes Free Press Values
The Ottawa Herald embraces a community Reader Forum as an open platform for local impact issues. It pledges to honor individual rights, safeguard free speech, and use editorials to educate and persuade residents toward progressive action.
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Ebola fear marketing and political fear mongering
Dick Polman surveys how right wing pundits and conspiracy figures exploit West Africa Ebola fears. He debunks claims that Obama ordered CDC action and notes misperceptions about airborne transmission and immigration links. He cites Alex Jones and Bartbart Breaitbart as amplifiers and calls out opportunistic fearmongering during a health crisis.
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Internet Tax Freedom Act faces renewal and split Senate vote
The Internet Tax Freedom Act bans Internet access taxes since 1998 but faces expiry on November 1. The House passed a permanent ban, led by Bob Goodlatte, while Senate Democrats including Heidi Heitkamp argue the issue intersects with states rights and potential Internet sales taxes. Critics warn expiry costs billions and widens the digital divide. supporters cite consumer-friendly, tax-free access.
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