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Local contractor charged in Lyndhurst sting operation 
A local home was the center of a sting operation by the Division of Consumer Affairs after Hurricane Irene, and the result of the sting resulted in a local contractor John Robbie being charged criminally for not being registered and having no business information on file with the state. Insurance company may move into old North Branch library
Lincoln Library’s North Branch on North Grand Avenue was shut down almost seven years ago because of mold problems. The building (along with another branch building on the west side) remains empty. But the city might have a buyer for the former North Branch. No date on the horizon for Eagle Creek opening
SPRINGFIELD - The owner of a company hired to renovate the Eagle Creek Resort on Lake Shelbyville says he's unsure when the troubled, state-owned lodge will reopen. University of Nebraska Loses Stadium Work Lawsuit
A judge says the University of Nebraska owes a York contractor nearly $64,000 remaining on a contract of nearly $2.1 million for renovations at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln. Legal wrangling blamed for stalling Eagle Creek Resort fix
SPRINGFIELD - The owner of a company hired to renovate the Eagle Creek Resort on Lake Shelbyville says he's unsure when the troubled state-owned lodge will reopen. Burst pipe floods some Senate offices in Annapolis
James building to reopen Tuesday A rusted pipe burst Monday afternoon in the William S. James Senate Office Building in Annapolis, flooding some rooms on two floors and prompting the Department of General Services to shut the building. Broken pipe floods some Senate offices in Annapolis
James building to reopen Tuesday A rusted pipe burst Monday afternoon in the William S. James Senate Office Building in Annapolis, flooding some rooms on two floors and prompting the Department of General Services to shut the building. Premont divided over whether school district should accept state deal
While some believe the district should reject the deal and accept closure in July, others think the district ought to sign it and go down fighting. Still, others believe board members should try to negotiate with the state for more time, but state officials have said the agreement is nonnegotiable. University loses South Stadium renovation lawsuit
The University of Nebraska has ended up on the losing end of a lawsuit filed by a commercial contractor over work done to South Stadium in 2007. Mold News - Learn About Mold and How It Can Affect You |
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