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St. Paul Police To Merge Into The Howard County Sheriff’s Office (opens the original)
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The final hurdle has been cleared for the City of St. Paul to merge its police services with the Howard County Sheriff’s Office. The Howard County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously, 3-0, Tuesday morning to approve the contract between the county and the City of St. Paul. The agreement will transition St. Paul’s two remaining police officers, Thomas Holmes and Mathew Sample, to the Howard County Sheriff’s Office. The merger will also create a third deputy position that the Sheriff’s Office
Feeken’s Tiebreaker Vote Moves St. Paul Police Closer To Merger With Howard County Sheriff’s Office (opens the original)
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St. Paul Police Cruiser, Photo Courtesy: Facebook A lengthy and heated St. Paul City Council meeting Monday night moved the city one step closer to merging its police department with the Howard County Sheriff’s Office. After more than an hour of discussion, the City Council voted 2-2 on a contract with Howard County. With the council deadlocked, Mayor Mike Feeken cast the deciding vote in favor of the agreement. The decision now moves the final hurdle to the Howard County Board of Commissioners,
Walz-Steffen Make Stop at State Fair; Bring Message Of Bringing State Together. (opens the original)
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Lynne Walz and her running mate Ben Steffen. Photo by Trevor Bentley, Central Nebraska Today During a stop at the Nebraska State Fair for the State Fair Parade — and a few fried Oreos — Nebraska Democratic candidate for governor Lynne Walz and her running mate, Ben Steffen, spoke with Central Nebraska Today about their campaign and their vision for the state. Steffen, a farmer from Humboldt, Nebraska, was selected by Walz as her running mate after a process she says focused on finding someone wh
City of Grand Island Loses Prominent Community Member in Ray O’Connor (opens the original)
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The City of Grand Island is mourning the loss of a prominent member of the community following the passing of businessman Ray O’Connor at the age of 79. O’Connor was the CEO of O’Connor Enterprises, which owns and manages net-lease commercial properties across Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota and South Dakota. A graduate of Wayne State College, O’Connor earned his bachelor’s degree in education before receiving his master’s degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Throughout his career, O’Connor
City of St. Paul Votes to Merge Police Department Into Howard County Sheriff’s Office (opens the original)
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St. Paul Police Cruiser, Photo Courtesy: Facebook Following a 3-1 vote at Monday’s St. Paul City Council meeting, the city is moving forward with a plan to merge the St. Paul Police Department into the Howard County Sheriff’s Office. The decision comes after months of meetings, studies and a public forum involving the City Council, Howard County Commissioners and St. Paul residents. The city attorney will now review the proposed contract. If approved, St. Paul’s two remaining police officers wou
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