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Veterans in Recovery program gives new life to Tavern on the Square trees (opens the original)
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The Bradford pear trees that once defined the outdoor space of Tavern on the Square, casting shade over patrons, have found a new life in an unexpected way. After the removal of the aging trees on June 30 at the Haymarket bar in Lincoln, the wood was dried and given to the Veterans in Recovery program, to be turned into pens. Jim Young, a veteran and founder of the program, has been turning raw wood into finished products for 63 years. After moving to Nebraska from San Diego Young recognized an
A maze of glass and glow: How artificial light threatens Nebraska’s migratory birds (opens the original)
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Each year, millions of birds make their migration across Nebraska’s dark skies. These birds, most commonly songbirds like sparrows, finches, thrushes and warblers, depend on the darkness, stars and moon to find their way. Seventy-five percent of North America’s 900 bird species migrate, and 80% of those species migrate at night. Under the cover of darkness and cooler temperatures, birds can conserve energy, avoid predators and use natural sources of light to guide them. In the United States and
Lincoln traffic could cause gameday delays for Husker fans (opens the original)
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Nebraska public safety and transportation officials are reminding fans of major traffic adjustments, route recommendations and safety measures ahead of the University of Nebraska football season opener Saturday against Ohio. With multiple high-profile road construction projects underway across Lincoln and major incoming corridors, officials warned fans to expect delays and urged drivers to alter their traditional game day routes. Lt. Eric Kauffman, Troop A Captain of the Nebraska State Patrol, s
Tightened SNAP rules leave Nebraska nonprofits struggling to fill the gap (opens the original)
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Organizations across Nebraska are facing a steep rise in food insecurity following recent state and federal policy changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. At Matt Talbot Kitchen and Outreach in Lincoln, visits to the center’s Fresh Choice Pantry jumped 96% between January and July. On site, nearly 10,000 meals were served in July alone. Alynn Sampson, executive director at Matt Talbot, said many people coming through the doors are seeking aid for the first time. “We’ve had scho
‘This is our town now’: How a Nebraska community is embracing its rising fox population (opens the original)
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Over the past few years, several fox families have moved into Wahoo, a city of 4,800, between Lincoln and Omaha. Nesting in backyards and filling local community message boards, the foxes aren’t just passing through. “They’re a little slower to cross the street in front of you now,” said Ivie Brigham, a board member for the Wahoo Area Arts Council. “They’re like, ‘Eh, this is our town now.’” Rather than treating the four-legged neighbors as pests, the town has decided to embrace them as unoffici
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