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    myomahaobsession 03.08.2016

    For the Love of the 49’r

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    The 49’r Lounge was a classic, neighborhood bar, a Midtown staple of Dundee by the time I became aware of it. Its simple, cozy sign hung out in front on Dodge for as long as I could remember. It seems to me that the old sign from the

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    myomahaobsession 03.06.2016

    Fabulous People of Omaha: Maureen Borden

    • Fabulous People of Omaha

    Ode to Our Lady of Leavenworth Before I get into the who and why of this incredible Omaha woman, let me first start by explaining my need to champion my fabulous Omahans in an ongoing series. When I was young it seemed that everywhere I looked

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    myomahaobsession 03.02.2016

    Mysteries of Omaha: Arms & Ammo

    • Mysteries of Omaha

    There’s a little, red, brick building on the corner of 60th and Pacific. I’m sure you’ve seen it while waiting at the lights. 1101 S. 60th Street, to be exact. It is known mostly for having a bus stop bench by it–some

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