
Sara Gentzler
Nebraska State Government Watchdog Reporter at The Flatwater Free Press
Nebraska state gov watchdog for @flatwaterfreep | Former: @OWHnews @theolympian @thenewstribune
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
theindependent.com | Sara Gentzler
As strong winds and heavy snow battered Lincoln, Shannon Hampson’s house was unusually quiet — absent the dozen kids who fill her in-home child care with laughter, cries and questions. Between snow and sicknesses that week, Hampson said she’d be out $540. She’d have to re-budget: maybe she’d buy beans instead of chicken breasts, skip a field trip. If the kids’ families paid full tuition themselves, absences wouldn’t affect her bottom line.
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3 weeks ago |
kearneyhub.com | Sara Gentzler
As strong winds and heavy snow battered Lincoln, Shannon Hampson’s house was unusually quiet — absent the dozen kids who fill her in-home childcare with laughter, cries and questions. Between snow and sicknesses that week, Hampson said she’d be out $540. She’d have to re-budget: maybe she’d buy beans instead of chicken breasts, skip a field trip. If the kids’ families paid full tuition themselves, absences wouldn’t affect her bottom line.
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3 weeks ago |
yorknewstimes.com | Sara Gentzler
As strong winds and heavy snow battered Lincoln, Shannon Hampson’s house was unusually quiet — absent the dozen kids who fill her in-home child care with laughter, cries and questions. Between snow and sicknesses that week, Hampson said she’d be out $540. She’d have to re-budget: maybe she’d buy beans instead of chicken breasts, skip a field trip. If the kids’ families paid full tuition themselves, absences wouldn’t affect her bottom line.
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3 weeks ago |
theclaycountynews.com | Sara Gentzler
As strong winds and heavy snow battered Lincoln, Shannon Hampson’s house was unusually quiet–absent were the dozen kids who fill her inhome child care with laughter, cries, and questions. Between snow and sicknesses that week, Hampson said she’d be out $540. She’d have to rebudget: maybe she’d buy beans instead of chicken breasts, skip a field trip. If the kids’ families paid full tuition themselves, absences wouldn’t affect her bottom line.
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3 weeks ago |
journalstar.com | Sara Gentzler
As strong winds and heavy snow battered Lincoln, Shannon Hampson’s house was unusually quiet — absent the dozen kids who fill her in-home child care with laughter, cries and questions. Between snow and sicknesses that week, Hampson said she’d be out $540. She’d have to re-budget: maybe she’d buy beans instead of chicken breasts, skip a field trip. If the kids’ families paid full tuition themselves, absences wouldn’t affect her bottom line.
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