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Letter trove details Occupation life
More than 1,000 pages of handwritten letters from 1947 to 1948 by an American woman who witnessed and described in detail the Allied Occupation of Japan have been discovered in Nebraska and recently obtained by ...
Dueling dumplings new part of Neb. Yorkfest
YORK, Neb. - In Austria they're "knodels." In Nepal, they're called "momos." The Czech version is known as "knedliky." In York, Neb.
Former Nebraska trooper tied to racist group fights for job
Attorneys for a Nebraska state trooper fired for joining a group with ties to the Ku Klux Klan have another chance to argue that he should still be on the force.
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Mother of Alazia Alford Thankful for Guilty Verdict in Goodwin Trial
Scott Patterson OMAHA - Alazia Alford's mother wishes she could have been with her family at Jordan Goodwin's murder trial.
Apiary 60 Third Ave., nr. 10th St.; 212-254-0888 The furniture company Ligne Roset is known for its modern French designs, not its seasonal American menu.
Census data shows Hispanic population changes
Puerto Rican and former New Yorker Jose Roman doesn't claim to know much about cows and corn, but he does know that agriculturally oriented York County holds potential as a place for Hispanics to call home.
Wedding 'bittersweet' for organ donor's parents
Milt and Janet Bemis of David City will travel soon to a wedding in upstate New York.
Youngest defendant on trial in Omaha killing
Allen Merritt struggles to put words to his sorrow, to describe the void he feels.
Agribusiness heavyweights form lobby to defend ethanol
The argument over using crops to make biofuels is about to get a little louder, courtesy of a new group formed by some of the biggest agribusiness companies in the world.
Four Businesses Cited in Polk and York County Compliance Checks
Four businesses in York County were found to be non-compliant after selling alcohol to minors during compliance checks held on Friday, June 27, 2008.
Lewis Frederick Lauderbaugh, 81, of York, Neb., died Friday, June 27, 2008. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Metz Chapel in York, Neb.
Google: Much of Omaha now shows up on Street View
Cubs manager Lou Piniella was spotted walking near Wrigley Field in Chicago. Google's Street View ground-level maps show 11th and Howard Streets in the Old Market.
Arias With a Twist After spending the last six years as the emcee of Cirque du Soleil's Zumanity in Las Vegas, Joey Arias returns to New York with a collaboration with Basil Twist to create a glittering, ...
It's been three years since Gothenburg's First Baptist Church has had a full-time pastor on board.
Documentary has summer premiere at truck stops
By Misty Bell Armed with a handheld high-definition video camera, director Doug Pray and producer Brad Blondheim set out to capture the stories of truckers across the United States.
Tomato scare? Break out the salsa
A couple of emails and phone calls today, along with this story on Forbes.com remind me to remind you that there are plenty of tomatoes circulating that are considered by the FDA to be safe.
Lewis Black shares his 'Faith' Funnyman Lewis Black comes to Barnes and Noble to speak about his new memoir, "Me of Little Faith." The Grammy-winner's outrageous sarcasim and bluntly honest comedy style has ...
MLB Draft: No shutout this time as Dorn rates Marlin call
This time around, only 447 players got the draft-day call before Johnny Dorn. Florida drafted Nebraska's Johnny Dorn today in the 15th round.
Katie Kelly glides into the auditorium as the 1950s classic "Rock Around the Clock" begins to play.
Rains leave parts of Platte County under water
Platte County road crews were scrambling this morning to keep up with flooding problems after an overnight storm system sent area creeks spilling out of their banks in the Platte Center, Columbus and Humphrey ...