Orchard Heights and Rockwood Acres Subdivisions Tale
The Ottawa Chronicle portrays Ottawa’s early subdivisions, focusing on Rockwood Acres opened in 1952 by E.G. Stucker and Orchard Heights named after a fruit orchard owned by the Biederman family. Residents like Gene Ramsey and Tammy Ellis discuss open spaces, large lots, and city permits while decades of neighbors remain connected.
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Eisenhower Meeting to Address School Budget Cuts
The Eisenhower School deliberations continue in the cafeteria as board members seek public input on closing the school and a required 1.3 million dollar budget cut. Katt and others plan to respond to letters and calls and consider community feedback before a March vote.
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