Ottawa Recreation Commission unveils upgraded youth basketball facilities
The Ottawa Recreation Commission showcases brighter courts, new lights, painted insignias for local schools and colleges, portable scorekeeping gear, and safer bleachers at Lincoln Elementary for kindergarten to grade three through high school and at other sites. Expansion plans include Garfield Elementary and Tae Kwon Do programming, with Don Woodward Center cited as a community anchor.
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Readers' Forum letters spark public debate in Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald lists Letters to the Editor with writers named at the end and invites disagreement or fact disputes in the Readers' Forum to foster full public discussion of significant issues.
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Unintended consequences follow gaming success
Tom Beaver, Muscogee (Creek) Nation, argues tribal gaming growth draws scrutiny from government and unions. He warns NLRB clashes over tribal sovereignty, rising union activity in Indian Country, and the need for tribes to craft their own labor laws to protect workers and sovereignty.
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Dont Take Your Bill of Rights for Granted
A Kansas column urges readers to value the Bill of Rights, noting 2006 debates on press freedom, religion in schools, speedy trials, habeas corpus, and other protections. It cites examples, historical context from Magna Carta, and commemorates December 15, 1791 ratification while highlighting prominent local press figure Darrel Miller.
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Letters to The Ottawa Herald Readers' Forum Policy
The Ottawa Herald invites letters of 250 words or less for the Readers' Forum. Include name address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. One letter per month limit. Form letters poems complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
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