Ottawa Main Street Antiques and Furniture changes hands
Lawrence residents Michael and Veronica Powell purchased Ottawa Main Street Antiques and Furniture at 204 S. Main St. Ottawa two weeks ago. The store now hosts booths from 12 area dealers and highlights a 20 foot tin ceiling while offering a wide price range from small items to furniture.
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New Product Development for Small Firms
Practical tips for small firms on pursuing new products. Distinguish between new products and line extensions, focus on live customer needs, and assess costs, risks, and market potential. Build pro formas, consider make versus buy, and map a four cell strategic product grid to refresh lines and stay competitive. Kevin Eichner of Ottawa University invites feedback.
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Soda's health risks highlighted by Vintage Park official
Luanne Freund of Vintage Park Assisted Living warns that soda harms bones and teeth due to acids that deplete calcium and enamel. She notes citrus sodas are especially erosive, links sugary drinks to belly fat, heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, and stroke, and criticizes diet sodas for masking calories. Linda Brown of The Ottawa Herald provides contact.
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