Franklin County explores cluster zoning to save farmland
At the Your Town Rural Design institute in Franklin County, Don Hay advocates cluster zoning to protect agricultural land. The program, Aug 5–7, was funded by NEA and organized by Ottawa Main Street Association, featuring experts Carroll Van West and Al Zelinka.
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OU school year cranks up
Ottawa University welcomes new students with Fusion Ottawa a town town-gown event guiding newcomers to over 20 local businesses and helping them learn campus life. The effort also introduces returning students to new faculty member Andy Hazuda associate professor of English formerly of Carson Newman College in Tennessee.
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Ottawa Chamber Booth At Local Welcome Students Event
Local government and business promote information booths co sponsored by the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce and the Visitor Information Center. The event highlights community resources and student outreach. A speaker who received a doctorate from Washington University is noted among the contributors.
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OU Names New Faculty Foulke Recipient of Honors
Lawrence based assistant professor Steven Foulke of history and political science earns multiple awards including Salzburg Seminar Mellon Fellowship and Carson Newman College honors. native Kansan from St. Lawrence University, holds BA from McPherson, MA from Wyoming, PhD geography KU. research centers on Anabaptist faith.
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First Guantanamo terror suspects arraigned in Cuba
Four detainees include an al Qaida accountant a poet accused of propaganda a driver for Osama bin Laden and an Australian fighter with the Taliban. They face conspiracy to commit war crimes and related charges as military commissions begin in a process critics say lacks fairness and transparency.
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Fierce fighting rekindles in Najaf
U S forces and Shiite militants clash in Najaf with airstrikes near the Imam Ali Shrine and mortar exchanges. Fire and smoke rise over the Old City as militiamen loyal to Muqtada al Sadr defend the shrine. In Sadr City an explosion kills four and injures nine. U S military denies involvement. Journalist Micah Garen, freed after captivity, aims to continue Iraq documentary work. Late Sunday, US air power hits Najaf positions for a second night, outer walls of the shrine compound damaged per Mahdi Army leaders.
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