Phrase on journalistic integrity from Bradlee
A 2005 remark from Benjamin C. Bradlee, former executive editor of The Washington Post, stresses that journalists gain prestige by keeping their word even if it means sacrificing a scoop. The quote underlines ethics over immediacy in reporting.
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Local youths urge public service in Franklin County elections
Essay contest prompts more than 40 youths to imagine local impact and list goals from recreation centers to road upgrades. Open offices span Ottawa and Wellsville boards, city councils, and mayors with over 45 positions available. Filing ends January 23, offering a chance to serve and shape policy locally.
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Thanks to USD 289 School Board Members
Citizens are urged to thank a local school board member during January recognized as School Board Recognition Month by KASB and Gov. Sebelius. The Wellsville USD 289 board, including Rob Pearce and Susan Rader, exemplifies local control guiding education and community well being.
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Trans fats and the pressure of food policy
Tom Purcell, syndicated humor columnist, reflects on his struggle with trans fats and the campaigns to curb their use. He jokes about his cravings for fast food, explains hydrogenation, and critiques advocacy groups and government bans. He argues for consumer choice and transparent labeling in a free society.
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Readers' Forum guidelines for Ottawa Herald letters
Ottawa Herald invites letters up to 240 words for the Readers' Forum. Include full name, address, and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. One letter per month per reader. Form letters, poems, consumer complaints, and business testimonials will not be printed.
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