1-28, Library Open 9 – 11 a.m. 2-1, Food Bank near the Park 2-2, Unadilla Billie weather prediction 7:20 a.m. Library Open 7 – 9 p.m. 2-4, Groundhog Celebration 2-11, NMHC Men’s Club Banquet There’s a lot going on in the next couple of weeks... mark your calendars now! And check out our website at unadillanebraska.com for more details on these activities.
Syracuse Public Schools has released their 20212022 Annual Report. The Annual Report, required by the State Department of Education and also by school policy, provides district-wide information on demographics, students and financial data.
Work on the recess room and for piping/insulation at the Syracuse Elementary School was approved at the Jan 16 Board of Education meeting. The project will be funded using ESSRs II funds.
More than 4,800 students are being recognized for their academic achievements during the fall 2022 semester at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) with inclusion on the chancellor’s and/or dean’s list.
Mark your calendars for Wednesday, Feb. 1st! The Nemaha NRD, in partnership with the Nebraska Forest Service, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and Pheasants Forever will be hosting a free tree workshop at the Nemaha NRD headquarters in Tecumseh from 9 a.m.-12p.m.
Frequently, my patients will come to a visit and bring up a major concern: “Doc, I think I might have dementia; my memory seems to be slipping.” They might give examples of having difficulty finding words, forgetting people’s names, or just feeling like their thinking is slower. Many of them know a family member who had dementia, and they are worried.
Tax dollars should benefit everyone, not only the wealthy. Nebraskans for Social Good opposes LB753 introduced by Senator Linehan of Elkhorn at the request of Governor Pillen.
The Nemaha Natural Resources District is looking for someone to fill a vacancy on its board of directors. As of January 2023, a position in the eastern Otoe County/eastern Nebraska City area is vacant since no one ran for the job during the November 2022, general election.
with Phyllis Buell Just when I think there couldn’t possibly be anything more labeled ‘artificial’ in our world today, I learned there is something called artificial intelligence! The TV program I was watching showed ‘it’ writing term papers for example and following the order to produce anything it was commanded to do. Wow! I hope it is only used for good results – but, I think that wish is more than a little naive, don’t you? All of the technology that is in each and every one of our homes is amazing.
Governor Jim Pillen, accompanied by several state senators including members of the Revenue Committee, announced on Jan. 18 six priority bills for the Legislative session aimed at transforming Nebraska’s tax code, making our state’s tax system more competitive with other states, improving workforce development, and providing parents and their children additional choices for education.