Balancing openness on threats at Ottawa USD 290
Jeanny Sharp editor writes that the Ottawa USD 290 School Board must balance informing staff, students, parents, and media about threats. She argues for transparency to prevent rumors while avoiding sensationalism and copycat incidents, urging designated spokespeople and consistent messaging to maintain public confidence.
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Ottawa-Usd 290
Ottawa Middle School
Jeanny Sharp
Ottawa Middle School Demolition Debate Across USD 290 Board
Readers urge USD 290 to preserve the old Ottawa Jr-Sr High School at Fifth and Main, citing Main Street designation and Hyett Palma strategy. They accuse the ballot of being illegal, demand keeping the building, and propose using funds for bonds while noting past renovations saved local landmarks.
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Friends of Historical Buildings
Ottawa Main Street Association
Ottawa
Jr-Sr
Fifth and
Main Streets
Hyett-Palma
OMS
Eral
Board of Education
Franklin County
North American
Memorial Auditorium
BOE
Pioneer Group
Cleon Rickel
Franklin County Historical Society
Range protection showdown reshapes Kansas local control
Kansas lawmakers clash over range protection shielding shooting ranges from local zoning. Sen Kay O Connor tied the amendment to a Wildlife and Parks bill, Gov Graves signed it, and cities or counties can no longer easily close ranges or force noise restrictions amid housing or nursing home developments. The piece notes the Senate led the debate while the House favored the measure. Martin Hawver notes the pension of localities in this session.
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Statehouse
Islabilé
Senate
Kay O'Connor
Rosathe
Department of Wildlife and Parks
Bill Graves
O’connor
Ment
Fido
Rover
Princess
Aunt Floye
State of
Martin Hawver
Hawver
Capitol Report
Ry Awretne
PGA Tour rules face challenge over golf cart case
Guest Column argues the Supreme Court ruling allowing Casey Martin to use a cart in PGA Tour events undermines the sport. The author calls ADA coverage inappropriate for golf and mocks the Tour’s stance that walking is essential, predicting more lawsuits. The piece mocks athletic status of golf and notes potential broader implications for sports governance.
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Supreme Court
Casey Martin
Martin
PGA Tour
Oregon
9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
ADA
Augusta National
Tour
PGA
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