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- Sep 27, 2026
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Q&A: What are these new fiber optic boxes and where can they be put in Omaha yards? (opens the original)
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Executive Editor Ben Doody shares how students and teachers can get free Omaha World-Herald digital subscriptions through its News for Students program. Visit go.omaha.com/nfs for more information. The World-Herald's Nebraska history essay contest is also still open for submissions. Have fiber optic boxes come to your area, or will they soon? Here are some answers to frequently asked questions. marjie.ducey@owh.com, 402-444-1034, twitter.com/mduceyowh Subscribe to our Daily Headlines newsletter.
Omaha rescue group in urgent need of foster homes for kittens (opens the original)
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RMuddy Paws Second Chance Rescue is sending out an SOS. The group urgently needs foster homes for older kittens after receiving a request to take on more than 20 bottle babies, those that are bottle fed because they no longer have a mother to feed them. The kittens in need of fosters are 8 weeks and older and can eat on their own. âIâm trying to clear out my bottle feeder space,â said Sarah McKay, bottle babies director for Muddy Paws. âIâm trying to find homes for our current bottle b
Restaurant week starts Friday with more than 50 Omaha establishments participating (opens the original)
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Watch the sunset from Cunningham Lake on May 29, 2024 Omaha Restaurant Week â the 10 tastiest days â will return Friday to Sept. 20 to benefit the Food Bank for the Heartland and celebrate the local dining scene, Visit Omaha has announced. marjie.ducey@owh.com, 402-444-1034, twitter.com/mduceyowh With our weekly newsletter packed with the latest in everything food. Watch the sunset from Cunningham Lake on May 29, 2024
Why be boring? asks Omaha woman with purple house that's even more colorful inside (opens the original)
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Omaha resident Lauren Williams has used rainbows, carousel horses, disco balls and swirly items of every description to decorate her northwest Omaha home. Omaha resident Lauren Williams arrives at her front door tall, striking and as colorful as her bright purple house. marjie.ducey@owh.com, 402-444-1034, twitter.com/mduceyowh For the holidays: Get inspiring home and gift ideas â sign up now! Omaha resident Lauren Williams has used rainbows, carousel horses, disco balls and swirly items of eve
'Pull up a chair': Birders flock to see rare hummingbirds in Lincoln garden (opens the original)
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Monarch butterflies fly around a garden in Omaha's Dundee neighborhood. So many birders have been arriving in Lincoln resident Dina Bartaâs front yard that she finally put a sign on her door that said, âDonât knock, just pull up a chair.â Theyâve been drawn to her southeast Lincoln property by the rare appearance of calliope and broad-tailed hummingbirds, which are enjoying the new garden she planted just for them. âMy high school biology teacher showed up,â Barta said. âI hadnâ
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