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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2005
Page
2
The saying reflects Johnson’s belief that words arise from earthly roots while things derive from heavenly origins, expressing a balance between language and reality in a concise, insightful aphorism.
The Ottawa Jaycees celebrate a colorful fireworks finale and Independence Day cleanup concludes after storm debris removal. Congratulations to Bill Allegre on five years on the USD 290 School Board and farewell to former Ottawa University President John Neal. Gratitude to coaches umpires and volunteers and welcome to Norm Roberts as Orscheln successor. Plaza Theater remains closed awaiting a buyer while historic homes, including the Salsbury family property, are preserved for future generations.
Dave Hartmann recounts a family visit to the Midland Railway Museum in Baldwin City for the annual A Day Out With Thomas. Athena, his seven year old granddaughter, rode behind Thomas, met Sir Topham Hart, and explored Imagination Station, a toy tent, and a magic show. They enjoyed a 25 minute Thomas ride, a balloon, and a refreshment break in heat, concluding with memories of a fun family outing.
Richard Warren of the Ottawa Planning Commission defends city planners over the Middle School renovation. He argues ADA compliance fire protection and permitting rules are essential and criticizes delayed reporting and financial hurdles. He urges timely funding and action to avoid unfinished projects.
The message commends the Doug Kershaw show at the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium as a standout event. It lauds Shanda for her long service, the band and performers, and thanks OMA and friends Bob Sobba Marilyn Franz Casey Barbara Pinnock for support.
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