Our Town Editorial Encourages Welcoming New Franklin County
A New York Times report notes migration to the Midwest for affordable housing. Franklin County gains diverse residents and newcomers joining churches, schools, shopping, and local businesses, urging a welcoming community and integration of new cultures.
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Midwest
Franklin County
California
New York Times
Goody's
Schaff Steel
Goodwill
Walgreens
San Diego
United States
The First Amendment Text
The document states Congress shall not make laws respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise. It also protects freedom of speech and press and the right to assemble peacefully and petition the government for grievances.
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Congress
Sportsmanship First: Guidelines for a Positive Season
Inside venues bring closer view and closer scrutiny of fans players and officials. The piece urges positive sportsmanship, cites the National Federation of High Schools ten reasons to be a good sport and warns against taunting trash talking and biased calls. Denise ODea Wellsville superintendent notes responsibility.
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National Federation of High Schools
Parents urge against closing Eisenhower School in USD 290
A concerned Ottawa parent and Hawthorne alumnus urges the USD 290 school board to oppose closing Eisenhower Elementary, arguing it would raise class sizes, hurt neighborhood cohesion, and threaten Blue Ribbon status. He recalls a past Kansas State case where community action kept a college open and calls for public meetings and board accountability.
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Ottawa
19Th
America
Hawthorne
Kansas State University
Werald
College of Human Ecology
USD 290
KSU
Eisenhower Elementary
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Ottawaherald.com
Linda Brown
Brown
Kathy Miller
Kemiller
Otawaherald
Millicem
Ottawa Herald
Cedar
Jack Roberts
FCA
Denise O’dea
Wellsville
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