Ottawa elementary schools face failing grades plan needed
Ottawa schools face aging facilities at Eisenhower Eugene Field Garfield Hawthorne and Lincoln built 1926 to 1952 unable to meet modern needs. A two part planning meeting at Ottawa Middle School invites residents to share ideas on renovating or building new facilities including class sizes locations and grade centers.
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Responsibility to Others Guides Honest Finders
Reader letter emphasizes that God owns all and people are caretakers. It praises a juvenile who turned in found money to Ottawa Police, cites Deuteronomy and The Bible Parkway about restoring lost property, and urges living by the old law of neighborly responsibility. Rick Randall Centropolis commends upright conduct.
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Reader Forum submissions invited by Ottawa Herald
Readers are urged to submit hand signed letters with address and phone number. Send to Reader Forum The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas 66067 or via email letters ottawaherald.com Submissions should be under 400 words and may be edited for space.
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Nation should get religion out of politics by Rev C Welton Gaddy
The Rev Dr C Welton Gaddy argues for campaign finance reform to reduce religious groups influence on elections. He cites voter guides distribution by houses of worship and legal limits under IRS 501 c3, urging faith leaders to educate without partisan bias and noting public cynicism toward money in politics.
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Spring and the old man's fancy in life's stubborn sap
Charley Reese reflects on aging, spontaneity, and an unruly zest for life. He rejects rigid plans, embraces unknown possibilities, and finds joy in everyday surprises despite aging and social expectations. He values humanity, forgiveness, and the chance each day brings.
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