
Paul Hammel
Senior Contributor at Nebraska Examiner
Senior contributor , https://t.co/dpXFiL6OHH Formerly of Omaha World-Herald covering state government, politics and all things Nebraska
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rapidcityjournal.com | Paul Hammel
LINCOLN — The M.E. Smith & Co. Building in Chadron and the Fremont Opera House have been awarded grants to help fund repairs to their brickwork. They were chosen for 2025 Nebraska State Historical Society’s Bricks and Mortar grants, which assist owners of buildings on the National Register of Historic Places with repairs to roofs or brickwork. Grant are funded by a portion of the Historic Preservation Fund awarded annually to the Nebraska State Historical Society from the National Park Service.
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kearneyhub.com | Paul Hammel
As a kid, our grade school class was one of many that got to visit John Brown’s Cave in Nebraska City. There was a cool log cabin, the Mayhew Cabin, hewn from local cottonwoods before Nebraska became a state. There was this kinda spooky, underground “cave” — a handmade tunnel to a nearby ravine that was billed as a hiding spot for slaves escaping bondage in nearby slave states (but was really an effort to increase tourism, and the tunnel was never used by escaping slaves).
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hastingstribune.com | Paul Hammel
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yahoo.com | Paul Hammel
State Sens. Danielle Conrad of Lincoln, left, and Tom Brandt of Plymouth. Feb. 23, 2024. (Zach Wendling/Nebraska Examiner)LINCOLN — It’s been a while since the words “low-level radioactive waste” have been spoken on the floor of the Nebraska Legislature, but state senators revived the topic two weeks ago. State Sen. Tanya Storer of Whitman.
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summerlandadvocate.com | Paul Hammel
As a kid, our grade school class was one of many that got to visit John Brown's Cave in Nebraska City. There was a cool log cabin, the Mayhew Cabin, hewn from local cottonwoods before Nebraska became a state. There was this kinda spooky, underground "cave" -- a hand-made tunnel to a nearby ravine that was billed as a hiding spot for slaves escaping bondage in nearby slave states (but was really an effort to increase tourism and the tunnel was never used by escaping slaves).
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