Top Crop Makes Tasty Ingredient
The Herald reports soy foods offer protein and health benefits for Thanksgiving. Iowa leads in soybean farming and Franklin County grows about 57 000 acres of soybeans. Experts note soy milk aids lactose intolerant consumers and soy foods may reduce risks of heart disease osteoporosis and some cancers.
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Soyfoods Council
Iowa
Rebecca McFarland
Frontier Extension District No. 11
McFarland
McFar
Ottawa police probe possible link in two vehicle arsons
Ottawa police investigate a potential connection between two arson related vehicle fires within three weeks. Detectives probe the October 27 and November 13 incidents with captain Adam Weingartner noting similarities and ongoing efforts to tie the cases together. The Nov. 13 victim recounted a warning as the van caught fire, risking explosion unless firefighters arrived.
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Ottawa
Herald
Adam Weingartner
Ottawa Police Department
Fire reports in Ottawa prompt new probes
A 33 year old Ottawa woman reported a fire at 5 17 a m November 13 in the 1300 block of South Olive Street and a 36 year old Ottawa woman reported a prior blaze at 3 49 a m October 27 in the 1500 block of South Poplar Street Investigators are reviewing links between incidents and seeking tips via Franklin County Crime Stoppers at 888 311 TIPS or 888 311 8477 Anonymous call allowed.
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Ottawa
South Olive Street
South Poplar Street
Franklin County
Parade of Giving Aids Ottawa Toys Ride at Eagles
Keaton Mallicoat, a 6 year old from Ottawa, helps organize toys on a trailer during the Toys For Kids Ride at the Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie No. 2700. After collection, a parade proceeds up Main Street to Forest Park. Ottawa’s annual event marks its 26th year.
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Keaton Mallicoat
Ottawa
Order of Eagles Aerie
15Th St
Main Street
Forest Park
N. Locust St
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