Margaret Reist
Reporter at Lincoln Journal Star
Education reporter for the Lincoln Journal Star, covering K-12 local and state education issues
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1 week ago |
journalstar.com | Margaret Reist
The Lincoln Police Department wants to spend $2.2 million to renovate a portion of the building at 635 J St. to store evidence now housed at the K Street Power Plant. The move, in addition to offering expanded storage space for LPD, will facilitate long-term plans to renovate the old power plant at Ninth and K streets — though redevelopment of the building is not imminent.
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1 week ago |
theindependent.com | Margaret Reist
A local developer who lives on an acreage near Bennet filed a claim against Lancaster County Rural Water District 1 over a whopping $23,778 water bill. The culprit was a leak in a drip irrigation system Monte Froehlich and his wife Lisa had installed along a row of fruit trees they’d planted, said David Clausen, an attorney with U.S. Property, of which Froehlich is CEO.
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1 week ago |
journalstar.com | Margaret Reist
The parking lot north of the County-City Building in downtown Lincoln is about to get bigger — and while it's being turned into a five-level parking garage, a trolley will take employees and the public to and from nearby city garages. The expansion of that northern parking structure will happen at roughly the same time the city's new multimodal transit center for StarTran is being built just to the south of the County-City Building on a surface parking lot used by employees.
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1 week ago |
journalstar.com | Margaret Reist
A local developer who lives on an acreage near Bennet filed a claim against Lancaster County Rural Water District 1 over a whopping $23,778 water bill. The culprit was a leak in a drip irrigation system Monte Froehlich and his wife Lisa had installed along a row of fruit trees they’d planted, said David Clausen, an attorney with U.S. Property, of which Froehlich is CEO.
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1 week ago |
journalstar.com | Margaret Reist
A local developer who lives on an acreage near Bennet filed a claim against Lancaster County Rural Water District 1 over a whopping $23,778 water bill. The culprit was a leak in a drip irrigation system Monte Froehlich and his wife Lisa had installed along a row of fruit trees they’d planted, said David Clausen, an attorney with U.S. Property, of which Froehlich is CEO.
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The city and state will do a land swap: the city land east of north 70th for the land at 112th and Adam’s.
Prison is going on city land near landfill north of interstate along north 70th.
At news conference on prison site: hasn’t started yet but mayor and governor will make comments , then sign and agreement together.