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US immigration officials raid meat production plant in Omaha, dozens detained
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US immigration officials raid meat production plant in Omaha, dozens detained

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First Native hospital, built by nation’s first Native doctor, to again care for Nebraskans
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First Native hospital, built by nation’s first Native doctor, to again care for Nebraskans

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The building is dedicated to sharing the story of Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte, who became the first Native American to earn a medical degree in 1889 and then returned to the Omaha reservation to treat patients and raise money to build the hospital.See the Story
Some Afghan allies still coming to US — but with less support
Refugees · Minneapolis

Some Afghan allies still coming to US — but with less support

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MINNEAPOLIS — Abdul Saboor Qaderi finally escaped Afghanistan with his family last fall, but building a new life in Minnesota has brought a new array of hardships for the college-educated father of five. Read more...See the Story

June 10: Sarpy County Board approves courthouse generator design - Flatwater Free Press

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The Sarpy County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday and approved both routine and infrastructure-related items, including two large facility upgrades. The board awarded a $45,000 professional services agreement to Morrissey Engineering for the design of a new generator system at the county courthouse. It also approved a $116,680 contract with MC Wells Contracting, LLC to replace floor drains at the Public Works Shop in Gretna.  All consent agend…Gretna, Nebraska · GretnaRead Article

Despite the Law, Nebraska School Districts Denied Transfers to Special Ed Kids

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This story was produced in partnership with Flatwater Free Press, Nebraska’s first independent, nonprofit newsroom focused on investigations and feature stories that matter. Angela Gleason knew something was wrong with her son’s education by the time he began first grade in Omaha Public Schools.  The district moved Teddy, who has autism and is nonverbal, from a behavioral skills class to general education. His struggles brought on outbursts of r…Law · OmahaSee the Story

June 9: Bellevue School Board approves facility upgrades, highlights English Learner progress - Flatwater Free Press

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At its June 9 meeting, the Bellevue Board of Education approved a $91,350 renovation project for the Lied Activity Center, citing the need to modernize 23-year-old locker rooms and other facilities. The project will be financed from the district’s building and site fund, with additional support from the Bellevue Public Schools Foundation. Construction is scheduled to begin mid-July to minimize disruption to programming. The board also received a…Bellevue, Nebraska · BellevueRead Article

Steak Town USA: 801 checks every classic steakhouse box, then checks a few more - Flatwater Free Press

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June 5: Blackstone BID Tackles Pedestrian Safety, Approves Lighting and Event Investments - Flatwater Free Press

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At its June 5 meeting, the Blackstone Business Improvement District (BID) board focused on ongoing concerns about pedestrian safety and infrastructure upgrades amid developments in the neighborhood. With growing foot traffic and safety concerns around 39th and Dodge, board members and neighborhood partners discussed the feasibility of a pedestrian bridge that had been previously rejected by the city over cost and maintenance concerns. Stakeholde…Infrastructure · OmahaRead Article

June 5: Port Authority board approves auditor, and reviews executive search - Flatwater Free Press

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At its recent meeting, the Omaha Inland Port Authority (OIPA) board unanimously approved hiring Bland & Associates as its auditor. The board also heard a presentation from Holland Basham, which is conducting a site and housing study within OIPA’s jurisdiction. Board members expressed interest in further analysis, particularly financial considerations tied to housing development, as required by state statute. A motion was passed to request additi…Omaha, Nebraska · OmahaRead Article

June 4: MUD greenlights major infrastructure upgrades in under 10 minutes - Flatwater Free Press

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At its June 4 meeting, the Metropolitan Utilities District (MUD) board quickly approved a range of capital expenditures totaling over $6 million, including major infrastructure upgrades to Omaha’s water production facilities and gas system, with minimal discussion. Projects greenlit include pump station overhauls, dehumidifier replacements and gas main installations across the city. The board also approved nearly $25 million in final contract pa…Omaha, Nebraska · OmahaRead Article

'Just broke': Omaha-area safety net failing mentally ill amid rising demand, families say - Flatwater Free Press

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Requests for mental health commitments are rising in Douglas County. But commitments are falling. The head of the county mental health board says that's a good sign. But families and other officials see it as a symptom of a wider problem.Omaha, Nebraska · OmahaRead Article

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