Gardening Q and A with a 12 year old mower expert
A humorous gardening column turns to questions about lawns and mowers. The host mockingly endorses using a 12 year old boy to mow, jokes about organic mulch, politics, and lighthearted quips from famous figures as part of a spoof Q and A.
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Lala to serve time for thefts in Linn case
Leo Lala Jr. receives up to 180 days at the Community Corrections Center plus a 10 year suspended term on two first degree theft counts and five years probation. He must pay restitution totaling 32 500 and faces related charges in Washington County. The judge noted his lack of convictions and cooperation with investigators. The sentences run concurrently and he remains jailed awaiting placement.
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Linn County
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Study finds cold cereals linked to better breakfast nutrition
A study of 548 children in Las Vegas shows those who eat cold packaged cereals at breakfast tend to be better nourished than peers with other foods. Nutrition experts from the University of Missouri note fortified cereals offer benefits, while critics urge choosing cereals low in sugar and high in whole grains.
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University of Missouri
Gretchen Hill
Gary Stampley
Bonnie Liebman
Center For Science
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Parents urged to keep balanced breakfasts for kids
Hill says parents should not feel guilty about serving cold cereal with low fat milk as a nutritious breakfast. She notes data show many nutrients may be missing in other breakfasts and supports well balanced morning meals with fruit toast low fat milk and limited eggs or bacon.
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Janitor halts Kirkwood break in by two students
Two Kirkwood Community College students, Christopher Scull and Heidi Solheim, faced second degree burglary charges after an early Tuesday break in at Linn Hall. Police say a car with items was spotted and later recovered. additional damage included concrete blocks thrown at Cedar Hall and Linn Hall.
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Kirkwood Community College
Christopher Scull
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Heidi Solheim
16Th Ave
Linn Hall
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Scull
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