Auburn resident Marvin Behrends will be 100 years old on July 17, 2020. But before you assume that you will find him at an assisted living center or retirement home, don’t think so too long because he still resides in the same house which he has called home for nearly the past 60 years.
June averaged 4.4 degrees above average, was the warmest since 1988 and the seventh warmest on record. The maximum was 96 degrees on June 6th, while the minimum was 52 degrees on the 11th. There were 21 days with 90 degree weather, 14 more than normal and just two days
The Auburn Public Schools (APS) Board of Education is contemplating Friday, Aug. 7, as the return to school for kindergarten through 12th grade students.
Prisons play a crucial role in protecting the safety of our communities. They provide a secure environment where inmates can prepare to successfully reenter society as productive citizens. Over 93 percent of the inmates who enter our state prison system will return to our communities. In Nebraska’s correctional facilities inmates participate in pro-social activities, gain new skills, work toward degrees, and earn their diplomas. These tools and opportunities give them a second chance to transform their lives.
Things in a post pandemic world are already looking different. No College World Series in Omaha. No Czech Days in Wilbur. No Nebraskaland Days in North Platte. No Uncle Sam Jam in Lincoln. Word on the Nebraska State Fair is expected soon.
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