Cindy Gonzalez, Nebraska Examiner Journalist Profile

Articles

$43M Omaha Apartment Project Becomes Like An Unexpected Archeological Dig

15 hours ago | omahadailyrecord.com | Cindy Gonzalez

OMAHA — Backhoes digging out a future apartment site in Omaha’s urban core unearthed some unexpected remnants of an old dairy factory that once distributed milk to doorsteps via horse-drawn wagons. Among the surprises: mysterious tunnels; intact ice cream bottle lids that spilled out when a vault was struck and an entire foundation of a brick building.
$43M Omaha apartment project becomes like an unexpected archeological dig

6 days ago | norfolkdailynews.com | Cindy Gonzalez

Excavation site of Oxworth Apartments at 17th and Leavenworth Streets. The Ox is a nod to the dairy factory once there and the Worth is a tribute to Leavenworth Street. (Courtesy of Hausmann Construction and Clarity Development)OMAHA — Backhoes digging out a future apartment site in Omaha’s urban core unearthed some unexpected remnants of an old dairy factory that once distributed milk to doorsteps via horse-drawn wagons.
$43M Omaha apartment project becomes like an unexpected archeological dig

6 days ago | norfolkneradio.com | Cindy Gonzalez

Excavation site of Oxworth Apartments at 17th and Leavenworth Streets. The Ox is a nod to the dairy factory once there and the Worth is a tribute to Leavenworth Street. (Courtesy of Hausmann Construction and Clarity Development)OMAHA — Backhoes digging out a future apartment site in Omaha’s urban core unearthed some unexpected remnants of an old dairy factory that once distributed milk to doorsteps via horse-drawn wagons.
$43M Omaha apartment project becomes like an unexpected archeological dig

6 days ago | hastingstribune.com | Cindy Gonzalez

By Cindy Gonzalez Excavation site of Oxworth Apartments at 17th and Leavenworth Streets. The Ox is a nod to the dairy factory once there and the Worth is a tribute to Leavenworth Street. (Courtesy of Hausmann Construction and Clarity Development)
$43M Omaha apartment project becomes like an unexpected archeological dig

6 days ago | news-journal.com | Cindy Gonzalez

Excavation site of Oxworth Apartments at 17th and Leavenworth Streets. The Ox is a nod to the dairy factory once there and the Worth is a tribute to Leavenworth Street. (Courtesy of Hausmann Construction and Clarity Development)OMAHA — Backhoes digging out a future apartment site in Omaha’s urban core unearthed some unexpected remnants of an old dairy factory that once distributed milk to doorsteps via horse-drawn wagons.
$43M Omaha apartment project becomes like an unexpected archeological dig

6 days ago | doniphanherald.com | Cindy Gonzalez

Excavation site of Oxworth Apartments at 17th and Leavenworth Streets. The Ox is a nod to the dairy factory once there and the Worth is a tribute to Leavenworth Street. (Courtesy of Hausmann Construction and Clarity Development)OMAHA — Backhoes digging out a future apartment site in Omaha’s urban core unearthed some unexpected remnants of an old dairy factory that once distributed milk to doorsteps via horse-drawn wagons.
$43M Omaha apartment project becomes like an unexpected archeological dig

6 days ago | newsfromthestates.com | Cindy Gonzalez

OMAHA — Backhoes digging out a future apartment site in Omaha’s urban core unearthed some unexpected remnants of an old dairy factory that once distributed milk to doorsteps via horse-drawn wagons. Among the surprises: mysterious tunnels; intact ice cream bottle lids that spilled out when a vault was struck and an entire foundation of a brick building.
$43M Omaha apartment project becomes like an unexpected archeological dig

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Cindy Gonzalez

Excavation site of Oxworth Apartments at 17th and Leavenworth Streets. The Ox is a nod to the dairy factory once there and the Worth is a tribute to Leavenworth Street. (Courtesy of Hausmann Construction and Clarity Development)OMAHA — Backhoes digging out a future apartment site in Omaha’s urban core unearthed some unexpected remnants of an old dairy factory that once distributed milk to doorsteps via horse-drawn wagons.
McKinney-backed pilot program to steer youths from trouble is rescued, for now

1 month ago | 1011now.com | Cindy Gonzalez

LINCOLN, Neb. (Nebraska Examiner) - After anger, threats of stalling legislation and accusations of discrimination, the Unicameral on Thursday resurrected a priority bill by State Sen. Terrell McKinney to help keep at-risk youths out of jail. It’s now part of another proposal that advanced. Earlier in the day, McKinney’s Legislative Bill 48 was doused on a 22-14 vote. Eleven lawmakers marked present but not voting. That led the North Omaha legislator to call opponents hypocrites.
McKinney-backed pilot program to steer youths from trouble is rescued, for now

1 month ago | hastingstribune.com | Cindy Gonzalez