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InterLinc: Planning : Downtown Master Plan Comments
I have some very strong opinions about what has been going on lately with our city but I will reserve them for barber shop talk. Instead I would like to offer some sage advice at a cost far less than what we are paying these consulting firms. First, the center of our city absolutely must be the hub of the wheel. To artificially grow the city disproportionately in one directionor another in relation to the hub is wrong because we have no geographic obstacles like large rivers or mountains to prevent us from growing symmetrically. This symmetry is important because the arterials of transportation become the spokes of this wheel. Our fathers of this city and the surveyors of this state had it right when they laid out mile roads and the city laid out the grid system in alignment with these roads. These mile roads are important for gettingrural people into and out of the city. The mile roads became the grid of arterials that interlace our city. Look at Phoenix, Arizona. With this system w ... [Read More]
Nebraska HHS System: Cardiovascular Health Program: Heart Attack
Lincoln, NE 68509-5007 ... Lincoln, NE 68509-5026 ... 74.4 percent of NE adults reported that they would like to see more lower-fat options available in restaurants, fast food shops and food stands. ... [Read More]
Archived: Investing in Partnerships for Student Success - Snapshot #4
SCHOOL-TO-CAREERS OF LINCOLN is cooperatively sponsored by the Lincoln Public Schools, Lincoln Education Association, the Lincoln business community, and the City of Lincoln, Nebraska. Through Ventures in Partnerships, more than 800 businesses and community organizations work with 31,000 public school students to show the linkages between classroom lessons and the workplace. School-to-Careers (STC) is one of the Ventures in Partnerships initiatives that is helping to link the Lincoln community and its public schools. Currently the STC initiative is in its fourth year. Over these years, $1.3 million has been invested in helping students link their school work to the world of work. ... [Read More]
Recreation.gov
This Corps area is leased to the State of Nebraska. The lake has a surface area of 1780 acres and is the largest of the Salt Valley Lakes. Visit the Branch Oak Lake web page, or contact the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, 2200 N. 33rd Street, P.O. Box 30370, Lincoln, NE 68503-0370, 402-471-0641, for more information. ... 15 miles northwest of Lincoln and three miles north of Malcolm. The entrance is on NW 140th Street ... Restaurant/Snack Bar ... [Read More]
Recreation.gov
This Corps area is leased to the State of Nebraska. The lake has a surface area of 737 acres. Visit the Pawnee Lake web page or contact the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, 2200 N. 33rd Street, P.O. Box 30370, Lincoln, NE 68503-0370, 402-471-0641, for more information. ... 12 miles west of downtown Lincoln, NE and three miles northwest of Emerald, NE. Take exit #388 from I-80. ... Restaurant/Snack Bar ... [Read More]
Alphabetic Index to ADA Settlement Agreements
Treetops Restaurant ( Nebraska ) ... Decatur Main Hangar Restaurant ( Illinois ) ... Broker Restaurant ( Colorado ) ... [Read More]
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Nebraska Restaurant Association ... National Drought Mitigation Center - University of Nebraska/Lincoln ... [Read More]
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