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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2005
Page
2
Margie Burns, freelance writer and college instructor, reflects on creativity and discipline in a brief 2003 quotable feature. The item highlights her view that thoughtful work balances independence with structured practice.
City officials began 2005 by outlining high priority plans including a three mile zoning district with Franklin County for potential annexation, forest park pool upgrades, airport management decisions, and contract talks with Allegiance Communications. They also highlighted mid and low priorities such as city hall entry remodels, a transportation master plan, industrial park replatting, tax increment financing areas, and a municipal codes update. The board emphasized lighting Main Street, pursuing a recreation center, and funding for safety and space needs amid budget considerations.
A Kansas educator argues that a suitable education requires a well rounded curriculum with high standards, staff development, technology, fine arts, extracurriculars, and essential support staff. The piece notes unfunded mandates from No Child Left Behind and federal special education costs, urging commitment and funding to sustain diverse programs and services.
In a reply to Lorraine Reichard a writer states they did not blame the people of Appanoose and Pomona. The note mentions having friends and family in the area and a son who attends details omitted.
A reader argues Pomona High offers broader classes while Williamsburg High lacks some courses. The writer defends Pomona's programs, notes fine schools and staff, and urges factual accuracy in responses.
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