Protesters line up along Dodge St. (Omaha) for #MayDay, advocating for unions, immigrants, low-income families https://www.democraticunderground.com/100220293810 #Omaha #Nebraska #Immigration #1u #BasicIncome
Hey You!
YES, YOU!
Do You SEE YOUR STATE listed below?
TEXAS
NEBRASKA
OHIO
MASSACHUSETTS
OKLAHOMA
PENNSYLVANIA
OREGON
NEW YORK
If so, YOU have AN ELECTION THIS MONTH!
#uspol #uspolitics #politics #election #Elections2025 #texas #nebraska #ohio #massachusetts #Oklahoma #Pennsylvania #oregon #newyork
https://boltsmag.org/whats-on-the-ballot/guide-to-elections-in-may-2025/
https://www.europesays.com/2045660/ Black Hills asks to raise natural gas rates in Nebraska #BlackHillsEnergy #Energy #EnergyBill #EnergyBills #gas #GasBill #GasBills #GasPrice #Inflation #KevinJarosz #LiquefiedNaturalGas #lng #LNGPrice #NaturalGas #NaturalGasPrices #Nebraska #NebraskaPublicServiceCommission #PublicServiceCommission #utility #UtilityCompany
In eastern Nebraska, conditions are favorable for the development of week, brief funnel clouds and small hail through 7 pm tonight.
There might not be anything on the ballot that captures headlines in the way “Wisconsin vs. Musk” did in April, but there are still consequential elections taking place in the U.S. @taniel and Alex Burness of @bolts break down who can vote for what this month. It’s almost all local — mayoral races, school boards and ballot measures — and local elections matter.
https://boltsmag.org/whats-on-the-ballot/guide-to-elections-in-may-2025/
Bill advances to slow annual increases to Nebraska minimum wage
State lawmakers advanced an amended proposal Wednesday to slow annual increases to Nebraska’s minimum wage down to a fixed rate, rather than using the inflationary bumps that voters approved in 2022.
Matt Williams presents on 'AI with a Conscience: Sustainable Solutions for Growing Startups and Small Businesses' July 24th at Nebraska.Code().
https://nebraskacode.amegala.com/
#AI #SustainableSolutions #growingstartups #smallbusinesses #ArtificialIntelligence #AIConscience #Nebraska #NebraskaTech
#LincolnNE #SoftwareDevelopment #Tech
Brandon Bruno gives a 'A React Crash Course for Backend Dinosaurs' July 25th at Nebraska.Code().
Sunday tornado in western Nebraska was one of state's largest
The tornado that derailed 130 train cars and destroyed a house was 2,200 yards across, or about a mile and a quarter wide. This is the widest tornado ever recorded with records dating back to 1950.
'Learn How to Test Between Microservices Using Contract Testing' with Daniel Ward July 25th at Nebraska.Code().
Steak Town USA: Down a remote road, find a ghost town — and one of Nebraska’s best steaks
Go to the Speakeasy, an old-school steakhouse located in an honest-to-goodness ghost town a few miles outside Holdrege, and be served a decidedly new-school cut of meat.
#USpolitics #TownHall #Nebraska
"TAX THE RICH! Nebraskans drown out multi-millionaire Sen. Pete Ricketts"
by moreperfectunion
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/DPTljNqtves
Quote by mpu:
"Apr 24, 2025
Sen. Pete Ricketts (R-NE), a multi-millionaire, just held a town hall with constituents who rejected his defense of Trump's tax cuts for the rich.
"You're voting for corporate tax breaks that benefit your family."
#TaxTheRich
#USbeware #FascistsAreHere #TimeToResist #FightOligarchy
#WorkersUnite #UnionStrong
First responders rescue multiple people after street flood sweeps away cars in Omaha
Vehicles near Saddle Creek Road near 50th Street were swept away by the flood, prompting a rescue crew response.
Rural Response Hotline fielding more calls from farmers worried about finances, drought
"Since the 1980s farm crisis, the hotline has been a wide-ranging resource for ag families when it comes to issues such as mental health assistance, natural disasters, family problems or financial distress."
Hop picker, once Nebraska farm owner. Near Independence, Polk County, Oregon. See general caption number 45
#Nebraska #Independence #PolkCounty #Oregon #America #DorotheaLanges #DorotheaLange #American #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
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He wears a light-colored sweater over what seems to be work clothes - specifically, dark denim overalls that are typical for farming or manual labor occupations during the early 20th century in America. The overall's pockets have flaps with buttons, one of which appears partially visible on his right chest pocket. There is also a small buttoned patch on the left shoulder strap.
The background consists of an open sky and what could be part of agricultural equipment or structures to the far right side, suggesting that this photo was taken in a rural setting possibly related to farming activities during Dorothea Lange's time as documented by her photography archive. The man is looking slightly off-camera with his head tilted upwards, giving him a contemplative expression.
The image has text overlay on the left and right edges which reads "1942-08" indicating that it may have been taken around August 1942 during Dorothea Lange's assignment in Nebraska. The caption provided suggests this individual was once a farm owner near Independence, Polk County, Oregon.
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He wears a light-colored sweater over what seems to be work clothes - specifically, dark denim overalls that are typical for farming or manual labor occupations during the early 20th century in America. The overall's pockets have flaps with buttons, one of which appears partially visible on his right chest pocket. There is also a small buttoned patch on the left shoulder strap.
The background consists of an open sky and what could be part of agricultural equipment or structures to the far right side, suggesting that this photo was taken in a rural setting possibly related to farming activities during Dorothea Lange's time as documented by her photography archive. The man is looking slightly off-camera with his head tilted upwards, giving him a contemplative expression.
The image has text overlay on the left and right edges which reads \"1942-08\" indicating that it may have been taken around August 1942 during Dorothea Lange's assignment in Nebraska. The caption provided suggests this individual was once a farm owner near Independence, Polk County, Oregon.
This photograph is part of the collection at the International Center of Photog [...]")
Hop picker, once Nebraska farm owner. Polk County, Oregon. See general caption number 45
#Nebraska #PolkCounty #Oregon #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
Nebraska farmer come to pick peas. Near Calipatria, California
#Nebraska #California #America #DorotheaLange’s #theUnitedStates #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
Lesser Sandhill Cranes at dawn at their staging area during spring migration a couple weeks ago. Platte River at Rowe Audubon Sanctuary near Gibbon and Kearney, Nebraska.
