Recognition of religious freedom and government neutrality
Hans Linde, former Oregon Supreme Court justice, 1987, asserted that true religious freedom requires official sponsorship of none, a principle that has strengthened as the nation has become more diverse.
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Hans Linde
Oregon Supreme Court
Changing trends prompt more diversity training in Franklin County
The Ottawa and Franklin County census trends show higher income, better education, longer commutes, and a less white population. The piece argues diversity training is essential for first responders, students, and residents to adapt to race, income, family structure, gender, language, religion, age, and other differences, aiming for inclusive community growth.
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Reader Forum letters welcomed by Ottawa Herald
Readers are invited to submit hand signed letters with address and telephone number to Reader Forum, The Ottawa Herald, 104 S. Cedar, Ottawa KS 66067, or by email to letters ottawaherald.com. Submissions should not exceed 400 words and may be edited for space, grammar and clarity.
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Plea Against Owning Wild Cats as Pets
A reader responds to a prior article about a woman keeping a cougar, arguing against keeping wild animals in captivity for amusement. The letter cites animal welfare concerns, urges choosing domestic pets, and asks dealers to stop supplying exotic animals.
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Sunflower Plaza residents thank neighbors for tire aid after Sunday fire
Sunflower Plaza Tower in Ottawa, a senior living community, thanks neighbors and law enforcement for assisting many residents and bystanders who had tires changed during a neighborhood fire scare. Cindy McCullough, site manager, describes the scene as a small town, family atmosphere.
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Sunflower Plaza
Ottawa
Thank You From Sunflower Plaza Residents
Sunflower Plaza residents thank the area helpers who assisted Sunday morning with tire changes air compressors and kind words. Families and law enforcement arrived from the area and young people with parents joined in the support.
Picking great salespeople for strong revenue growth
Kevin Eichner of Ottawa University outlines attributes of top sales talent. Look for smart adaptive people with high drive, interpersonal versatility, and integrity who thrive with autonomy and rejection. Emphasize selling as a profession and value women candidates, then invite readers to Leadership Matters programs at Ottawa University.
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Kevin Eichner
Ottawa University
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Ottawa
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