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Omaha postal workers defend mail-in voting process (opens the original)
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Omaha postal workers are defending the integrity of mail-in voting ahead of the November election, as their national union begins airing a new TV ad in Omaha. The American Postal Workers Union, which represents about 200,000 U.S. Postal Service employees, is running a 30-second ad featuring voters explaining why they choose to vote by mail. The ad ends with the message, "Vote by mail – keep it, protect it, expand it." David Rose, president of APWU Omaha Area Local 11, said Nebraskans need the op
Pillen issues executive orders aimed at easing costs for Nebraska ag producers (opens the original)
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Gov. Jim Pillen issued two executive orders Thursday aimed at providing relief to Nebraska farmers and ranchers heading into harvest season. The first order waives the state diesel tax for agricultural producers for 90 days. Producers can buy regular diesel, keep their receipts and apply for a refund of the tax. That includes diesel used in pickups hauling for agriculture. The second order allows trucks hauling grain, livestock and other agricultural products to operate at 20,000 pounds per axle
President of Czech Republic reflects on his daylong trip around Nebraska (opens the original)
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Czech Republic President Petr Pavel spent the final day of his U.S. visit in Nebraska on Thursday, with stops at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and in Wilber, and a meeting with Gov. Jim Pillen. Pavel said Nebraska holds a special place in the Czech-American relationship. At UNL, Pavel met with University of Nebraska President Jeffrey Gold and Interim Chancellor Katherine Ankerson and took part in a campus discussion on Nebraska's Czech heritage. Pavel said the university's Czech program, wh
Men's sober living home in Omaha aims to fill a gap in outpatient care (opens the original)
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A men's-only sober living home opened in Omaha this week, offering a structured place to live for men going through outpatient addiction treatment. Aaron Barnes runs the home, called RCVRY House. Barnes struggled with addiction himself and has been sober for more than 10 years. In 2017, two years after getting sober, he started Sober Coaching, a nationwide recovery coaching company he still runs. Barnes said the idea for RCVRY House came together earlier this year. He said a couple of outpatient
‘Handmaids of Nebraska’ group leans on silent and symbolic protests (opens the original)
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It's been over a year since an anonymous protest group — dressed head-to-toe in red cloaks — made their first appearance at a Fourth of July parade in Norfolk, Nebraska. The group has since shown up at town halls, state offices and other political demonstrations across the state. At these events, members don't say a word. They don't chant. They don't speak. But the group agreed to break that silence for an interview with Nebraska Public Media News. The grassroots demonstrators call themselves th
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