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(From left to right) Valentina Zaluzhna, Liubov Vodolazka, Lida Savka, Anna Akulenko, Liudmyla Takhtai and Petro Akulenko sit together in the Suzanne and Walter Scott Great Hall at the Durham Museum in Omaha on April. 20. They sit next to a bronze statue of a little girl. Two people, a man and a woman, sit on the right of the statue. The man is wearing a brown collared shirt, a backpack and blue shorts. The woman is wearing a blue top and black pants. The other four women sit on the left. From left to the right, the woman wear a purple top with flowers and purple pants, a black sweater and black shirt with black pants, a gray shirt and jeans, and an orange striped shirt with black pants.

Refugees in Lincoln share their stories about war in Ukraine, transition...

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When the Russian forces occupied the city of Kherson, Liudmyla Takhtai remembers mostly the chaos. Hospitals closed. Food scarce. Police no where to be found....
A German-Shepard/husky puppy sits alone in a cage in an open field on a chilly morning in early February. In the distance, moderate clouds cover the sky and a few trees are scattered on the left side. Taking up a majority of the right side is a partially withered sign with a no-symbol. It reads “Littering, Dumping up to $100 fine. Keep Lincoln & Lancaster County Beautiful."

Pet abandonment is illegal in Nebraska, but thousands of strays are...

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In early February, the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office got a report on a puppy left in a cage along a Lancaster County road. After...
Lincoln High guard Dyvine Harris (33) passes the ball to Nyawarga Jock (42) during the third quarter of their 64-55 win over Millard West on Wendesday night.

Class A: Lincoln High survives Millard West, advances to semifinals

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#3 Lincoln High defeated #6 Millard West in a close first-round NSAA Class A playoff matchup Wednesday night, as experience and defense prevailed over...

Dancing for life: Lincoln studio offers classes for people with Parkinson’s

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Since 2014, Ruth Davidson Hahn has been teaching a dance class at her Lincoln studio for people diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Hahn’s style of...
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