Letter Home Vet Details Dogs in Modern US Military
A veteran writes about his role and the place of dogs in today’s armed forces, reflecting on training, duties, and the bond between servicemen and canine partners as described on page 9.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2013
Page
1
Public deserves details in sheriff cases, Herald says
The Herald editors urge access to sealed court records in the Franklin County Sheriff Jeff Curry case. The paper filed a motion to intervene in district court after repeated open records requests failed. They argue sealing undermines public trust and call for disclosure of information on charges and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Franklin County
Jeff Curry
Jeanny Sharp
Curry
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Franklin County Sheriff’s Office
Sharp
The
Trict Court
Franklin County District Court
Thomas H. Sachse
Tullamore Mary Hanover Performs at St Patrick Dinner
Members Mark Clavey and Rachel Gaither of the Tullamore Mary Hanover band performed Sunday at St Patrick Catholic Church in Emerald during the St Patrick’s Day dinner. The group plays traditional and contemporary Irish music and is in its 10th season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tullamore
Mary Hanover
Mark Clavey
Rachel Gaither
St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Emerald
Ina Wilper
Shawnee
Gary
Frances Smith
Neosho Rapids
St. Patrick’s
Shirley
Bill Gray
Topeka
Ottawaherald.com
Communities in Schools helps Ottawa students with life challenges
Ottawa High School site coordinator Cassie Myers enlisted a local dentist to provide about $2,000 in free dental work for a teen in pain who could not afford care. The Communities in Schools program, now five years old, supports at‑risk students beyond the classroom, said executive director Becky Nevergold.
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Cassie Myers
Communities In Schools
Ottawa High School
Myers
Ottawa
Becky Nevergold
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Uva SS
Matt Bristow
Ottawa Herald
Doug Carder
Sanaa
Talans
S. Princeton Circle
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