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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2003
Page
2
Jeanny Sharp outlines a proposal from Ottawa's Tree Board to inventory and identify city trees starting at Forest Park. The plan envisions permanent tree identifiers, public education with fourth graders, and an outdoor arboretum to boost tree care, awareness, and preservation.
This profile credits Bill James with transforming baseball through data driven inquiry. It notes his data gathering, witty writing, and insistence on questioning traditional metrics like sacrifices and batting averages. It links his influence to Moneyball and his advisory roles with the Red Sox and Toronto, highlighting his impact on analysis and strategy.
A local letter from a resident praises an proposed indoor pool building on the north side, noting it is attractive and does not harm the neighborhood. The writer, living about half a block away, reports little noise at their home and hopes landscaping can wait until better weather. Tom warns city officials may close the facility if the neighbor’s complaints persist.
A letter argues neighborhood tolerance for productive sound and outdoor activity in Ottawa. It compares school and church noise to new housing, praises the Retzers for opening a pool to the public, and expresses hope for positive community experience and future acquaintance.
A reader asserts that the true global rule is that wealth and power dictate rules, challenging the notion of a moral standard guiding behavior. The comment contrasts with editorial ideas about setting examples for children, emphasizing material influence over virtue.
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