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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2012
Page
5
Readers weigh in on when to begin celebrating Christmas and other holidays as stores stock ornaments. John Thompson says July fits. Deanna Deegan suggests timing around the next holiday or end of the last major one. Victor Fred Reece recalls making holiday crafts and urges honoring the season’s real meaning. Others reference Thanksgiving and school memories.
Herald poll asks readers which side they root for in the Sunflower Showdown football game between Kansas University and Kansas State University, highlighting fan passion and regional rivalry.
The message urges a definitive stance on supporting Israel or opposing it, framing the decision as a life or death choice with scriptural backing. Citing Joshua 24 15 and Genesis 12 2 3, it emphasizes blessing for those who bless Israel and curses for those who oppose, urging believers to align with God and the Israeli people.
A letter appeals to Ottawa Herald readers to publicly support Israel and to return to faith, urging leaders and individuals to humble themselves, pray, and turn from wicked ways to seek God's guidance and heal the land, citing 2 Chronicles 7 14.
Michelle Obama argues for new USDA lunch rules limiting sodium fat and calories. Students across the U S protest and say portions are too small affecting athletes. Some defend cafeteria meals noting home-cooked health goals align with school offerings. Doug Carder.
The Herald Community News invites readers to share views on local issues via Community Connections. Residents are urged to submit opinions on town projects, school matters, and neighborhood events to shape ongoing public dialogue and community reporting.
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