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Two tornadoes, hail, heavy rain in Nebraska Sunday night - Vimarsana News

Two tornadoes, hail, heavy rain in Nebraska Sunday night

Two tornadoes, hail, heavy rain in Nebraska Sunday night Share Updated: 9:20 AM CDT May 3, 2021 Share Updated: 9:20 AM CDT May 3, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript CHECK OUT THIS VIDEO , THIS IS A ' ’LAND SPOUT’ NEAR SOUTH HIGHWAY 14 IN AURORA A VIEWER SENT THIS IN SUNDAY NIGHT. THAT’S A LOT OF DIRT SPINNING UP THERE. MATT: IT’S AN AIR MASS THUNDERSTORM THAT HAD A LOT OF ROTATION WITH. LANCE BOUTS ARE VERY PHOTOGENIC GET LOCAL BREAKING NEWS ALERTS The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Share Updated: 9:20 AM CDT Ma...

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Looking back on 2020 - January, February & March - Vimarsana News

Looking back on 2020 - January, February & March

By Melanie Wilkinson Managing Editor Editor’s note: This is part of a week-long installment recapping the year of 2020. Today, we will look at happenings in January, February and March. JANUARY, 2020 The drone mystery It was 10 p.m., on Jan. 6, when YNT staffer Eric Eckert went out to observe the skies after receiving many calls from individuals in the area regarding patterns of mysterious drones flying over the area. There had been reports in western Nebraska the week before, of the same, and it looked like the drones – whoever they belonged to – had finally arrive...

Vaccinations can't come too soon for hard-hit Nebraska nursing homes - Vimarsana News

Vaccinations can't come too soon for hard-hit Nebraska nursing homes

When Adrian Pospisil learned that COVID-19 vaccinations would soon be coming to his nursing home, he immediately jumped to the front of the line. “Put me on the list,” the 73-year-old resident of the Douglas County Health Center told one of his caregivers. “I’ll be the first.” The retired machinist said he’s more than ready to be freed from the deadly virus that has kept him largely confined to his room. No movies or other group activities. No Sunday worship or Wednesday rosary service. No visits from his brother or outings to Pospisil’s favorite dining spot...

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