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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2007
Page
2
The Internet expands consumer access to online valuations and financing while preserving the realtor role. The Franklin County Board of Realtors marks its 50th anniversary as industry models evolve, yet agents remain essential for complex negotiations and matching buyers with homes.
The Ottawa Herald publishes Readers' Forum letters where writers own their opinions and facts. Readers are invited to respond in the same section to challenge viewpoints or factual statements.
Robyn Bowman leads a cross group of partners including the CVB, Ottawa Recreation Commission, Neosho County Community College, East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging, Ottawa Library and Ottawa YMCA to create a town center. The plan seeks space for meetings, conventions, and events to attract visitors and revitalize commerce.
A veteran notes four young brothers at the parade honoring U S military service. The older boy teaches the younger not to let the flag touch the ground, praising parental guidance and the future civic character of these “fine young gentlemen.” He thanks participants and veterans for a meaningful Veterans Day celebration.
A grateful note honors a service member for answering the call of duty with honor dignity and courage. It praises their commitment and the sacrifices made while serving their country.
Mike Phillips of Edgerton and his son joined the Patriot Guard Riders for Spe Michael D Brown's funeral in Ottawa. The ride, their first mission with the group, marked a poignant, life changing moment amid sorrow and pride as they honored a fallen American hero and planned to share mementos and future newspaper coverage with the community.
After the 1951 flood officials pushed Turtle Creek Dam as a fix. Residents warned of earthquakes near a fault line and Congress approved anyway. Now about 40 years later the Corps spends $100 million to retrofit a design not built for quakes. Critics say top of watershed control is wiser and warn of possible catastrophe near Turtle Creek.
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