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Husker freshmen settle into dorms with UNL move-in day underway (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) -Emerson Wohlers is unpacking her dorm room alongside her best friend and new roommate, Marin, as the University of Nebraska-Lincoln welcomed incoming freshmen for move-in day. The two have been friends since their freshman year of high school in Elkhorn and are part of a friend group of six — a group they call “Six Pack.” Though the other members are now scattered across the country for college, each has a matching plush blue bunny with “Six Pack” embroidered on the ear sit
LPS kindergartner checks off first-day goals on first day of school (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Drake Amen had been preparing all summer for his first day of kindergarten at Humann Elementary. He arrived Wednesday with light-up sneakers and a dinosaur lunchbox — and a clear goal already in mind. Like many students starting their first day of school, Drake was a little timid heading in. But the night before, after returning home from open house, his family made it a moment to remember. “We throwed confetti up in the air,” Drake said. “I wished mommy could be with me i
Back to school health tips: What experts say about sleep, nutrition and wellness checks (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - As the new school year approaches, local health experts are offering families tips on nutrition, hydration and sleep to help students make a smooth transition back to the classroom. Registered dietitian Ellen Thomsen said families should sit down together before school starts to plan meals for the week, including accounting for nights when schedules are tighter due to games or practices. “Coming back together, what nights do we have games or practices and how does that imp
Local baker takes homemade treats from front porch to local market (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) -Outside Makenna Brown’s home, her porch is stocked with baked goods for sale, ready for locals with a sweet tooth. What began as a small honor-system baking stand is now growing into a business Brown hopes will reach customers across Lincoln. Brown signed up for a booth at the Maker’s Market at Canoyer Garden Center to expand her customer base. Selling at her first market came with uncertainty, including what to make and how much to bring. Within four hours, Brown was nearl
LPS shares back-to-school reminders ahead of new year (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) -Lincoln Public Schools is reminding families of requirements and available resources as the new school year begins in less than a week. Ryan Zabawa, director of student services for the district, said the district is focusing on chronic absenteeism this year and finding ways to keep students in the classroom. Studies show students begin to suffer academically after missing 10 percent of a school year, which amounts to roughly 18 days. “Our social workers in our buildings do
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