Main Street Ottawa seeks new director to restore momentum
The Ottawa Main Street board searches for a new executive director after Julie Prideaux left, aiming to fill the role quickly to maintain momentum. The group won City Planning approval to tweak the sign ordinance for hanging signs, supporting downtown revitalization and a more pedestrian friendly historic ambiance. Applications are due Friday, with interview day set for January 7, and the incoming director must reside in Franklin County.
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Editorial clash over Ashcroft security measures
The letter by Larry and Deborah Whittaker of Ottawa defends President Bush's anti terrorism push arguing the threat is real and long term. They condemn left critics for opposing measures and praise Ashcroft as a moral conservative who will protect civil order.
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Reader Forum letters sought by Ottawa Herald
Readers are invited to submit hand signed letters with address and phone number to Reader Forum The Ottawa Herald 1045 Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or by email to letters ottawaherald com Submissions must stay under 400 words and may be edited for space
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Opponents of war silenced by TV news
Minuteman Media argues that television news has largely excluded war critics since the Afghan war began. It claims news executives fear losing viewers and prioritize ratings over journalism while noting credible anti-war voices are present but unseen.
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Broad plan urged to revive economy and jobs
A broad based approach is needed as Congress debates stimulus. The House passed a bill while the Senate criticizes it for favoring big business. The piece urges quick action, extended unemployment benefits, banking reforms, low rate federal loans, and a broad program benefiting millions of consumers to lift the economy.
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Ottawa Readers' Forum invites letters under 400 words
The Ottawa Herald solicits readers to send letters to the Readers' Forum. Include name, address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity, and readers are limited to one letter per month.
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