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A best-selling novelist who writes mysteries with her adult son will be in Omaha tonight to read from their newest collaboration. Caroline Todd is co-author of “An Impartial Witness,” about a British battlefield nurse serving in France during the First World War. In an interview with the Nebraska Radio Network, Todd says she grew up [...]
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The number of cases of possible salmonella due to tainted eggs is expected to grow. There are now seven cases reported in Nebraska. Phil Rooney with the Douglas County Health Department says those who consume tainted food usually feel ill within 12 to 72 hours. He adds it is a very uncomfortable and can make [...]
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For more than 80 years Sally Gordon has been on the job. She’s been working as the first female assistant Sergeant of Arms for the past 26 years at the Nebraska State Capitol. A national organization held a ceremony in a standing room only State Capitol Rotunda to recognize that the 101 year old is [...]
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Parents can now buy a gadget designed to help them keep closer tabs on their kids at large, crowded venues like the Nebraska State Fair. Chris Holbert is the inventor and CEO of what’s known as SecuraPAL — PAL for personal automated locator. “It gets its location from the satellite systems and relays that location [...]
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A Department of Transportation Worker from Missouri just finished a 26 hundred mile bike ride across several states including the State of Nebraska. The ride was to honor those who have died in the line of duty working on roads. Kris Sandgren didn’t have many compliments when it came to Nebraska roads. “That was pretty [...]
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