Bright future Lincoln Elementary shows district progress
Ottawa's Lincoln Elementary, state of the art in many aspects, aims to boost student achievement with epoxy floors that deter graffiti, co ed hand washing station, bright primary colors, individual lockers, ample outdoor space, new art room, and extensive technology. The 24 classroom facility will house 400 in lunch, with expansion planned next year as Hawthorne students move in. Outdoor lighting and remaining playground and library needs are noted as the building progresses toward growth and community impact.
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Ottawa Herald Forum Opens On Local Issues
The Ottawa Herald frames its reader forum as an open community space for discussion of local impact topics. It pledges to honor individual rights and protect free press and free speech while editorials aim to educate and persuade residents toward progressive courses of action.
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Obama Faces Scrutiny in 2008 Democratic Race
Dick Morris argues Barack Obama lacks substance and policy ideas, warning the Illinois senator must quickly grow beyond Oprah-style background fluff to survive a national campaign. He notes Obamas inexperience and contrasts with Hillary Clinton while predicting the race centers on the Un-Hillary narrative.
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Why The U S Entered World War I a Century Ago
Editorials and writings from 1916 to 1935 question the motives for U S entry into World War I. Authors assert war aims cited by Wilson differed from profit driven agendas, with points about submarine sinkings Zimmerman note and bankers credits prompting intervention.
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Reader Forum callers urge faith and gardens in letters
Readers submit signed letters to the Ottawa Herald urging religious guidance for children and reflecting on wartime economics. A garden anecdote contrasts planting with effort, while scripture-based parenting advice emphasizes teaching from the Bible and wisdom through faith for future generations.
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