Vital Signs Progress Edition Looks at Ottawa Community
The Ottawa Herald launches its Progress edition to survey the community's vitality across industry housing downtown education transportation health care government recreation and more. It highlights growth transitions and shared priorities as Ottawa and Franklin County pursue a healthy future.
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Kansas and federal lawmakers contact list
A compiled directory lists U S President George Bush White House and multiple Kansas figures with addresses in Washington D C and Topeka including U S Senators Pat Roberts Sam Brownback and Nancy Boyda, Gov Kathleen Sebelius, State Senators Pat Apple Derek Schmidt and State Representatives Holland Feuerborn Humerickhouse and Otto with office locations and phone numbers.
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Media spins Islamists and Islam as enemy threat
Charley Reese argues that media exaggerates extremism within Islam while ignoring the peaceful majority. He says extremist voices misrepresent Islam, notes Muslims’ long history in the world, and asserts that oil interests and arms profits drive wars. He criticizes neocon-led narratives and calls for awareness of real policy causes.
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Change It for the Better at Central Heights High
Student reflection at Central Heights marks thirteen years of change. The speaker criticizes endless curriculum shifts and staff turnover, blaming the Board of Education for failing to offer competitive wages and timely decisions. The piece calls for action to stabilize teachers and programs.
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Readers urged to voice concerns about local school
A reader calls for more student input and accountability at Central Heights, praising teachers for dedication amid scarce resources. She urges the administration and board to act, urges students to speak up, and emphasizes that change comes from active community engagement.
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Readers Letters Policy for The Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald invites readers to submit letters of 250 words or less to the Readers' Forum. Include name, address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. Readers are limited to one letter per month. Form letters poems and testimonials will not be printed.
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