Ottawa approves 12 unit apartment complex rezoning near Eisenhower
The Ottawa Planning Commission greenlit rezoning for a long narrow parcel between 15th and 17th streets near Eisenhower for a 12 unit complex adding 96 affordable apartments. The project targets single parent households and working residents with rent between 300 and 800 dollars, including green space.
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Question of the Week prompts online and mail-in responses
The Ottawa Herald invites readers to vote and share comments online at www.ottawaherald.com or mail feedback to 104 S. Cedar by Friday. Results will be published in the Weekender edition.
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Kanza Park Luminaria Display Thanks Volunteers and Helpers
The Ottawa readers thank Joan Tyson for the noncommercial holiday celebration at Kanza Park. Many groups including Girl Scouts Jaycees churches Suzuki Strings and local families contributed time money and supplies to light the park with music and festive bags. Volunteers aided setup transport and cleanup and Santa handed out candy canes.
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Reading list from Prairie Writers Circle authors
A springboard of recommended works across theology, ecology, and literature. Wendell Berry favors The Odyssey and Paradise Lost, while Ellen Davis highlights Bonhoeffer. Others cite Small Is Beautiful, Purgatorio, Proverbs, Walden, and Ecology texts, plus novels by Cather and Berry. The list anchors in place, nature, and practical wisdom for living well.
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Janisse Ray
Mary Oliver
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Walden
Harvey Jackins
Charles Frazier
Aldo Leopold
Sand County
William McKibben
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Stephen Mitchell
Job
Terry Evans
Antonia
Willa Cather
Jim Burden
Jayber Crow
Wright Morris
James Galvin
Fred Bodsworth
John Todd
Living Technologies
Gaviotas
Alan Weisman
James Lovelock
Albert Howard
J. Russell Smith
Louis Bromfield
Malabar
Pleasant Valley
Eugene Odum
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Budget cuts hit state services in Topeka report
Gov. Bill Graves ordered emergency cuts totaling 78 million after 41 million in August reductions and 48 million in city and county payments, sparing public schools but slashing higher education and social services. Regents face 22 million less than expected, with 26.6 million cut in Social Services. Kathleen Sebelius urged to set priorities. Dagens Nyheter notes U.N. inspectors in Iraq as time runs short and a possible war, warning the real challenge begins after weapons fall silent.
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