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LebTown February 24, 2021 2 min read Artists's conception of proposed office development at 9th & Maple Streets, site of the old Northwest Elementary School (Bennett Williams Brokers) The Lebanon School District has an agreement to sell the old Northwest Elementary building at 9th & Maple Streets to a developer, and is seeking court approval to finalize the $900,000 deal. The 40 year-old building and grounds, actually two separate tracts totaling 3.6 acres, have been vacant since the end of the 2017-18 school year, when the district opened a new Northwest Elementary schoo...

Omaha Police said a seven-year-old boy sustained minor injuries from gunfire inside a home near 33rd and Maple on Sunday.

Editor's note: This article has been updated with additional information from Columbia Borough. The snow emergency that had been declared in the City of Lancaster will be lifted today at 4 p.m., the city said in a news release. Vehicles parked for free in city garages should be removed by no later than 8 a.m. Wednesday to avoid parking fees, the city said. Street cleaning schedules will resume Wednesday to allow the Department of Public Works to clear snow from streets and parking areas, particularly along non-snow emergency routes, the city said. A snow emergency in Columbia Borough is still...

Take a look at the top photos from 2020 as captured by the photojournalist of the Omaha World-Herald Generations of Omahans have stepped though the doors of the church on the corner of 30th and Corby Streets, where it remains, as it has for 107 years, a place of community and faith. For decades, leaders and members of Hope Lutheran, an integrated church in a time of segregation, were active in Omaha’s civil rights movement. This month, History Nebraska announced that the church was among four Omaha institutions recently added to the National Register of Historic Places. David Calease, th...

The condo-and-apartment complex The Vue, formerly known as Merritt Village, as seen from Park Street. Credit: Michael Dinan Municipal officials two weeks ago issued a partial Certificate of Occupancy for the widely anticipated Merritt Village development on the edge of downtown New Canaan in violation of Connecticut General Statutes, documents show. The condo-and-apartment complex The Vue, formerly known as Merritt Village, as seen from Maple Street. Credit: Michael Dinan Issued Nov. 25 by the New Canaan’s chief building official and effective Nov. 27, the partial CO for rental units in the...