Franklin County to vote half mill for historical society
Franklin County commissioners are urged to approve a half-mill levy to support the Franklin County Historical Society. The levy would raise about 75,000 annually to fund accreditation, full-time staff, expanded programs, and reserves while urging greater public involvement and local tourism tied to area history.
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Franklin County Historical Society
The
Historical Society
Ottawa
the Herald
Franklin County Records and Research Center
FCHS
Wholesomeness drives shift in food production and labels
Dan Nagengast of Kansas Rural Center notes consumer demand for wholesome, hormone-free, locally grown food, while McDonald’s adopts policies to reduce antibiotics, certify cattle feeding, and audit facilities. The piece contrasts industrial practices with traditional husbandry and highlights rising demand for organic and humane options.
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Europe
Japan
McDonald’s
McDonald's
Ing
Britain
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
U.S
Dan Nagengast
Lawrence
The
Kansas Rural Center
Land Institute
Prairie Writers Circle
Cosby voices controversial critique at Brown v Board 50th event
In Washington DC Cosby challenged segments of black society during a Howard University commemorative event. He lambasted parents for not guiding their children and urged accountability, while noting his own rise from poverty to fame and philanthropy.
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William H. Cosby
NAACP
Cosby
Philadelphia
Clifford Huxtable
Bill
Camille Cosby
America
Dr. Cosby
Booker T. Washington
Bill Cosby
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Dan Rather
CBS Evening News
County Historical Society
Congress
Ottawa Herald
Harris Group
Deanny Sharp
Ottawaherald
S. Cadar
Parcel Billingsley
Chaigordon
Ottawaharald
Fawaherald.com
Franklin County
S. Cedar
Linda Brown
Prawn
Ottawaherald.com
Kathy Miller
Krmiller
Ken Kistner
Khistner
Sheila Holle
Shelle
Bill Gray
Tim Millbern
Mom
Onsce
Miomen
Zollakéw
Wwncasteca
Joe Klock SR
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