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Auburn Nature Explore Site Will Provide Benefits for Preschoolers, All Ages
Children who attend preschool and day care centers in Auburn’s Courthouse Square area can look forward to experiencing the outdoors in a healthy fun and educational environment.
Continuing Radiation Protection Technology Classes Have Been Taught at Former Southeast Consolidated School Building for Past Two Years
During the past two years, the former Southeast Consolidated Public Schools building at Stella has served another type of academic environment.
The Southeast Nebraska Career Institute has placed about 50 persons into jobs in the nuclear industry.
Brownville Concert Series Opens Its 2012 Season with April 20-22 Gershwin Tribute The Brownville Concert Series is kicking off its sensational 22nd season with the return of its most popular cabaret couple, KT Sullivan and Mark Nadler.
The couple will present its newest show “Gershwin–Here to Stay,” a wonderfully buoyant tribute to George Gershwin. They will appear in cabaret at the Brownville Concert Hall Friday-Saturday, April 20-21
Ralph Nader Recommends That College Students Become More Involved in Civics
Social justice and international affairs were addressed by Ralph Nader Monday night, March 26, at Peru State College. Nader addressed a large crowd at the College Theatre in the final program of the 2011-2012 school year’s Distinguished Speaker Series.

County Farm Bureaus Sponsored Legislative Candidates Answer Questions at Forum

More than 70 Southeast Nebraskans attended a forum featuring 1st District Legislative candidates Tuesday night, March 20. The forum was at the parish hall at St. Peters Lutheran Church near Elk Creek. It was sponsored by Farm Bureaus of Nemaha, Otoe, Johnson, Pawnee and Richardson counties.

Read more: County Farm Bureaus Sponsored Legislative Candidates Answer Questions at Forum

 

March 8 Groundbreaking Held for Enlarged Children’s Dept. at Auburn Memorial Library


Under sunny skies and temperatures in the 50s, a good crowd gathered at the Auburn Memorial Library Thursday afternoon, March 8, as ground was broken for the library’s planned larger children’s department.

Read more: March 8 Groundbreaking Held for Enlarged Children’s Dept. at Auburn Memorial Library

   

New Keno Operator and Auburn Outlet City Council Okays Keno Funds for Digital Projector

During the Feb. 27 regular meeting, Auburn City Council approved making available $63,000 in keno funds to aid with the purchase of a new digital projector for the State Theater.
The Auburn theater and some adjacent business properties and apartments were earlier given to the School District No. 29 by KATS Enterprises.

Read more: New Keno Operator and Auburn Outlet City Council Okays Keno Funds for Digital Projector

 

Auburn City Council; Nemaha County Commissioner Races in May 15 Primary

There will be contested races in the Tuesday, May 15, primary election for two Auburn City Council positions and the Republican nomination for Nemaha County Commissioner, District 2.
Thursday, March 1, was the deadline for non-incumbents to file for most offices for the 2012 election.

Read more: Auburn City Council; Nemaha County Commissioner Races in May 15 Primary

   

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