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More Than a Cleaning Company: Growing From Lincoln to Omaha
New Start Cleaning LLC (newstartcleaningllc.com) is a local, family-owned cleaning company built on a simple belief: take care of your people, take care of your clients, and take pride in the work you leave behind. What started as a local cleaning business has continued to grow into a trusted team...
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Inside Benson’s Shop Five Nine
Shop Five Nine is home to an array of stationery, occasion cards, knickknacks and Parsnip, the shop cat. The store is located in Benson, and it’s sister store Ceremony is right next door. In the heart of the Benson neighborhood, a small, locally-owned stationery shop by the name of...
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Elliott Equipment Makes Three Leadership Hires
Elliott Equipment Co. (Omaha, NE) has announced the addition of three leaders to its Omaha team as the company continues to invest in engineering capabilities, manufacturing excellence and long-term growth. Jeff Postlethwaite has joined Elliott as director of engineering, Ryan Widner as plant manager and Emily Hagge as manufacturing engineering manager, according to a press release.
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Omaha-area experts address daylight saving time assumptions
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Clocks fall back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 1, and a Boys Town pediatrician and the Nebraska Farm Bureau are addressing common assumptions about the time change. Many people assume the extra hour means more sleep and that daylight saving time helps farmers. Extra...
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This Nebraska Bookstore Opens Its Garage Door On Nice Days So Readers Linger Over Coffee Until 10 PM
On nice days, one whole side of a certain bookstore rolls open and lets the breeze drift right past the shelves. A garage-style door goes up, and suddenly you’re reading in fresh Nebraska air with a latte in your hand. That alone got my attention. Then I learned the...
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Forest Lawn Proves the Value of Apprenticeship
“An apprenticeship exposes you to experiences you don’t get in the classroom,” said Zach Stump, apprentice funeral director at Forest Lawn Funeral Home, Cemetery and Mausoleum (forestlawnomaha.com). “It’s nice to learn from people who are in the field about the different aspects of being a funeral director.”
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‘It is killing us’: Truck driver says friends had to find different jobs due to diesel costs
OMAHA, Neb. (KETV) – A Nebraska man who has driven a company truck for more than 25 years said rising diesel costs have him fearing for his livelihood. “The gas prices, the fuel prices, man, it is killing us,” trucker Dave Turner said. Americans rely on truckers to...
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What Trees Produce The Best Fall Leaves?
As Nebraska extends further into fall, and the chilly weather has become a daily norm, the Omaha community finally begins to resemble the “postcard” image of the cool autumn season. In Memorial Park, for one, the grass has become entirely hidden by fallen leaves. What once was a verdant park, thanks to the abnormally large amount of rain from September, is now characterized by the oranges, yellows, and reds of autumn leaves.
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More Than a Job at Santa Monica: Join the Team Helping Women Rebuild Their Lives
At Santa Monica House (santamonicahouse.org), recovery is made possible not only through treatment services, but by dedicated professionals who walk alongside women as they rebuild their lives. Every day, the team provides encouragement, structure, accountability and support to women working toward lasting recovery. As demand for behavioral health services continues...
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Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) Coming to Omaha
We manufacture SIPs (Structural Insulated Panels) a high performance building product that helps with energy savings and overall a better way to build new homes and commercial structures. We offer a hands on approach to helping our customers from conception to completion. Our mission is that affordability should not end...