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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2005
Page
2
A 1965 Hubert Humphrey remark highlights that freedom is forged through discussion dissent and debate, reflecting the vice president's belief in deliberation as the path to liberty.
Work starts at Ottawa High School Garfield Elementary and Lincoln Elementary as crews renovate, add classrooms and install new systems. Projects include a south side parking lot, four to six classroom phases, and a goal of occupancy by January 2007 with Lincoln ready by fall 2006. Bids come in below expectations, aiding taxpayers.
Gov Kathleen Sebelius and several Kansas lawmakers provide addresses office rooms and phone numbers for Topeka capitol contacts. Names include Pat Apple Derek Schmidt Tom Holland Bill Feuerborn Joe Humerickhouse Bill Otto with district rooms and email links.
Tom Beaver, a Muscogee Creek Nation member, reflects on his father’s Marine service, the medals he earned, and the desire to honor him. He describes El Toro base life, a Korea era separation, and plans to paint his dad’s medals on his restored red Jeep pickup as a tribute. He urges civilians to ask veterans about their experiences and to vote on Election Day.
Community members from Ottawa and Franklin County joined forces this past weekend at Wendy's to raise funds for Special Olympics. The drive exceeded $3,000 and will fund training, travel, lodging, meals, awards, and regional and statewide competitions.
A letter to The Ottawa Herald extols community involvement in a fund raising event tied to Special Olympians. The writer praises business leaders and volunteers who donated generously, noting donations from unlikely sources and even sheriffs department help, and urges ongoing sharing as the common denominator of a vibrant community.
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