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American Postal Workers Union promotes voting by mail with ad campaign (opens the original)
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On Friday, the American Postal Workers Union announced a new ad campaign in Nebraska to promote voting by mail. The union said the ad campaign will also come to Iowa. It aims to reassure voters of the security and accessibility of voting by mail. "Some in Washington are trying to delegitimize mail ballots and create hurdles to casting a ballot outside a polling place," the union, which is affiliated with the AFL-CIO, said in a press release. "A recent executive order on mail ballots issued by th
'Breaks my heart': 125-year-old Schuyler, Nebraska funeral home destroyed in fire (opens the original)
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A fire late Wednesday night destroyed the Svoboda Moravec Johnson Mortuary in Schuyler, displacing one resident and causing significant losses, including food for a local charity. More than 30 volunteer firefighters from Schuyler and David City battled the flames for more than three hours, according to Schuyler fire Chief Brad Sock. He said the lone resident, who lived in an upstairs apartment, was alerted by a fire alarm and escaped safely. Sock said if it wasn't for the fire alarm, it could've
'Force people to verify': Fake rental listings from real homes promise good deals (opens the original)
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Nebraska real estate agents and investigators are warning about a "scam." Photos and addresses from real homes are being used to create fake rental ads online, tricking people into paying deposits for properties that are not actually for rent. A TikTok post recently advertised a house in Oshkosh, Nebraska, for rent at $500 a month, but real estate agent Joelle Balmer confirmed the property is for sale, not for rent. "I told him I was really interested in looking at the property, knowing that I h
3,200-acre Mills County, Iowa solar farm project clears major hurdle (opens the original)
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A proposed solar farm in Mills County, Iowa, has received unanimous approval from the county zoning board and could soon cover more than 3,200 acres near the Missouri River and west of I-29. Tom Green, a local farmer whose family farms 400 acres in the area, said he hopes most of his land will become part of the Folsom Lake Solar Project "We're getting (crop) prices that we got in the 1950s," he said. "Everybody else's money goes up, farmers' (crop) prices go down, and the machinery (cost) goes
Nebraska farmer uses weed-cutting robots to reduce pesticide use (opens the original)
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A Burt County farmer is using robotic weed-cutting technology to reduce pesticide use and further his use of regenerative agriculture principles. Graham Christensen said he expects good soybean yields this year despite skipping his usual second application of pesticides. "We’ve invested into these weed-cutting robots instead of chemicals," Christensen said. Four yellow robots on tracks, which Christensen named Eddie, Mike, Stone, and Jeff after members of his favorite band, Pearl Jam, spent the
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