Obama starts second term amid divided cheers and calls for unity
Barack Obama was sworn in for a second term and urged cooperation during an inaugural address at the White House and Capitol. He acknowledged divisive issues such as gun control gay rights and climate change while residents in Franklin County voiced both optimism and skepticism about bipartisan progress. Critics argued that leaders across parties remain entrenched and accountability is lacking.
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Ottawa housing market rebounds signaling 2013 sales gains
Ottawa real estate brokers foresee gains in 2013 as inventory improves and interest rates stay low. Tammy Ellis notes January started strong with 16 pending Ottawa residential sales and December 2012 finished with nine. annual 2012 sales totaled 160, up from 178 in 2011, while average price rose to 94500. Local brokers say rural land and commercial opportunities remain brisk.
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