Understanding protection orders and their consequences
Police logs show protection from abuse orders. the piece explains terms, civil versus criminal cases, and how temporary orders are filed and granted. It notes in Franklin County about 10 temporary orders per month, with roughly 9 granted, and fewer than half becoming final orders.
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Preparing for state testing time in Wellsville schools
Denise O'Dea, superintendent for Wellsville, explains state assessments for grades 3-8 and high school, tied to No Child Left Behind. Emphasizes sleep, breakfast, and serious effort, noting ITBS testing in September and district use for school improvement and accountability. Also outlines testing windows Feb 26 to April 16 and district posting of exact dates.
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Kansas
Iowa
State Department
Open house offered after Crystal Plaza theater draw
The Herald notes an Ottawa audience member criticizes Chamber of Commerce treatment. An editor's note says the first open house closed due to full occupancy and announces a second open house at 2 p.m. Sunday March 4 at 209 S Main St with refreshments.
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City Manager Announces Leave From Ottawa Role
City manager describes moving to Ottawa five years ago to serve as a civil servant and expresses that the city is more than a place to live, calling it a caring community family and stating with a wounded heart that he must take leave.
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Ottawa
Request for 30 days of family medical leave
The speaker states necessity for 30 days of family medical leave to care for family. They commit to Seeking guidance to repair personal relationships and express deep love for the community, family, and the responsibilities entrusted to them.
Sleep and he slain wake up Americans
A syndicated column by Charley Reese is cited to argue that modern Islamists act violently in the name of Allah. The piece accuses Muslims of failing to condemn terrorist acts, cites Quran verses, notes mosques and Wahhabism, and claims Muslims backers and terror cells exist in several U.S. cities. It urges American involvement to protect future generations.
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