Ottawa voters invited to city council and school board candidate forum
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a candidate forum at 6 p.m. October 18 in City Hall to discuss city commission and school board races ahead of the November 7 election. Attendees will hear introductions, questions, and brief conclusions from all candidates, with moderator Ryan Henningsen guiding questions.
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Brett Staneslow
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Readers urged to submit signed letters to Ottawa Herald
Opinions from readers are welcomed in the Reader Forum. Submissions must be hand-signed with address and telephone, or sent by email to letters ottawaherald.com. Letters should not exceed 400 words and may be edited for space, grammar, and clarity.
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Kansas Democrats unveil Wichita platform with reform aims
Kansas Democrats released a platform at DemoFest in Wichita outlining support for medical and recreational marijuana legalization, a single payer health system model, same day voter registration, a potential Election Day holiday, expanded rural broadband, and continued crop insurance with fair pricing. It acknowledges internal party divisions and aims to energize rural voters while allowing candidates to discuss items their party backs.
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GOP Tax Reform Push Recycles Old ACA Debates
Davis Merritt critiques GOP leadership for recycling failed ACA repeal ideas and pursuing a rushed 2018 tax rewrite. He argues tax reform rests on conservative myths, warns of partisan moves to shield bills from filibuster, and questions benefits of lowering corporate rates amid loophole cycles and limited bipartisan support.
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