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Robert G. Kramer
CDR Robert G. Kramer, USN (ret) Robert “Bob” Kramer passed away peacefully on August 6, 2022. Bom October 24, 1934 to Henry and Alta Kramer in Syracuse, Nebraska, he was a graduate of Syracuse High School and Peru State College.
Irene F. Kuenning
Irene F. Kuenning, 104 of Syracuse, passed away on September 13, 2022, at the Syracuse Hospital. She was bom on August 11, 1918, to William & Mary (Kastens) Genthe at their home northwest of Syracuse.
Malcolm X to be Inducted into Nebraska Hall of Fame
The Nebraska Hall of Fame Commission today selected Malcolm Little, also known as Malcolm X and El Hajj Malik El Shabazz, as the next member of the Nebraska Hall of Fame. Ron Hull, chair of the Nebraska Hall of Fame Committee said that Malcolm X’s impact is still felt today.
Protecting Title IX from the Biden administration
Fifty years ago, women’s volleyball wasn’t even a varsity sport at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL). Fast forward a half century, and Nebraska volleyball is must-see entertainment. Matches at the Devaney Center are standing room only.
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LINDA C.BLACKHOROSCOPES
Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (09/09/22). Share the bounty this year.
Quilts and thread crafts to be displayed at 2022 Heritage Needlework Guild’s Quilt and Needlework Show during AppleJack Festival
Be a part of the celebration of two lifetimes of quilting and needlework during the Heritage Needlework Guild’s Quilt and Needlework Show Sept. 16, 17 and 18 held in conjunction with the 2022 AppleJack Festival in Nebraska City.
Time – to Ponder
Well, I have had a while to be by myself – like 5 days in complete isolation and 10 days of wearing a mask if I did go out of my apartment. Covid – like Elvis, has left the building. At least I hope it has. I imagine Covid symptoms vary from person to person as in most viruses and diseases.
Growth for a strong future
As communities across Nebraska’s Third District are turning their attention to back-to-school matters, preparation for harvest, and of course, Cornhusker football, this season I have had the opportunity to appreciate many of the things that make the people and culture of our state special. Among our many blessings, we have talented young people, world-class agriculture producers, and a heritage of dedicated service laid down by Nebraskans who came before us.