Readers' letter defends teacher grievance rights in Ottawa case
Former journalist and mass comm teacher argues the Herald misrepresented a dispute about teachers meeting with the USD 290 Board. He cites KSA 72-5415 b and the Ottawa Education Association contract, says the board violated both by refusing to meet with Chris Higgins, and urges objective reporting. Paul R. Harrison, Director Sunflower UniServ District NEA-NEA.
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Bathtub case and union critique in local coverage
The Record shows a critique of biased Herald reporting on the bathtub case. It cites the reporter, managing editor, and editor as journalism graduates with years of experience and notes all stories used official documents or interviews. It mentions the grievant losing in small claims, district court, and a labor relations appeal, urging unions to focus on more important issues than a missing bathtub.
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Asian Video Grocery Store in Westchester Breaks Mold
In Yonkers on Central Park Avenue a unique shop blends Indian foods and films under one roof. Mohammad Khawaja, former PPP leader, runs All In One Asian Video Grocery serving 500 Indian and Pakistani families with Indian and Pakistani movies, mostly non sexual and social in tone, while also selling rice and pickles. He immigrated from Pakistan, moved to Saudi Arabia, and settled in New York to start the business in 1981 with $35,000, balancing grocery sales with a growing video rental.
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Thank you Doctor for Relief from Polycystic Disease
A reader thanks Dr Donohue for his polycystic ovary disease coverage and describes lifelong symptoms including irregular periods since age 14, infertility, heavy body, facial hair, and shaving needs while seeking hormonal guidance and relief.
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Untangling Polycystic Disease and Patient Letters
A reader shares struggle with polycystic ovary syndrome and guides from Dr. Donohue on diagnosis and treatment. The message includes patient questions about kidney stones mushrooms cholesterol and vitamin B12 injections, plus prayer and faith reflections.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Displayed
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with a rate table for trade area and out-of-area subscribers. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options, with tax notes and out-of-state tax handling.
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