Sizzling growth in local restaurants boosts Ottawa dining scene
Dining out has become a habit for Americans with three meals out weekly. In Ottawa two new venues Henry T's and Drivers Sports Cafe show strong patronage, while chains like Starbucks boost take-out dining. Local spots such as The Sandbar add themed experiences and eateries expand menus to lure customers.
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Tornado memoir ties Kansas grit to a storm of 50 years ago
Joan Stone recalls the 6 p.m. May 1950 Ottawa area tornado that carved a path from Franklin and Miami counties to Ruskin Heights and Hickman Mills. She details watching the funnel cloud, the Marshes’ wrecked home, and friends’ damaged houses on Marshall Road, followed by siren alarms and basement shelter habits.
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