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Schools, communities come together to celebrate Random Acts of Kindness Month

Schools across Otoe County came together last week during Random Acts of Kindness Week to be kind to one another. From kindness tiles at S-D-A High School to readings and activities relating to kindness at Lourdes Central Catholic to special posters for the Nebraska City Public School buildings and valentines for students from the community, the week of Feb.

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January Nebraska traffic fatality total is lowest in four years

From Jenna Howell: “These posters were created by our HIGH SCHOOL ART CLASSES for Random Acts of Kindness Week at the elementary buildings! Huge shout out to Mrs. Rice and the art students for their amazing work!! We sure do have a lot of talent at NCPS!!” Nebraska has started 2023 with significantly fewer fatalities on state roads than the past three years, according to Bill Kovarik, Nebraska Highway Safety Administrator.

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County board approves keno fund grant for Syracuse sand volleyball project

Sand volleyball enthusiasts in Syracuse will soon have an improved playing area, thanks to a memorial fundraising effort by a local family. The family of Morgan Hallstrom asked for and received $11,500 from the City of Syracuse after the family had funds remaining in a memorial account they had set up to honor their daughter, who passed away in 2019.

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Palmyra News

| 402-432-1410 Congratulations to Evelyn for placing 4th, and Bettie for placing 5th at the Nebraska Girls State Wrestling meet! Congratulations to Evan for qualifying to participate in the Nebraska Boys State Wrestling meet!

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Council approves loan for downtown hardware store, hears economic growth fund update

Council approves loan for downtown hardware store, hears economic growth fund update Nebraska City will continue to have a hardware store at the corner of Central Avenue and 8th Street, thanks to new ownership and a loan from the city’s Economic Growth Fund. Jeff and Angie Lant will operate Lant Hardware Inc.

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