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Water rises at Sutherland Reservoir
The water level has risen three feet in the last week at Sutherland Reservoir, covering a significant part of the sand beaches. ...More |
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Murderer claims innocence; wants DNA tests
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A man convicted of first-degree murder claims he is innocent and plans to use DNA to prove it. ...More |
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PETA wants no more tiger cubs at the Platte River Mall
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The magic show featuring exotic animals that performed at the Platte River Mall in early June would become an endangered species if animal rights group PETA gets its way. ...More |
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Bob Mayber ousted from Chrysler dealership
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Bob Mayber, a 15-percent owner of Bob Mayber Motors of North Platte, was relieved of his duties as Director and Vice President by the corporation’s Board of Directors Wednesday. ...More |
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H1N1 flu in Lincoln County (UPDATED)
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A Lincoln County woman in her late 20s has the H1N1 flu, health officials said, and they are waiting on test results of a half-dozen or so potential victims. ...More |
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Special prosecutor named in fatal shooting
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A special prosecutor has been appointed to investigate the shooting death of a North Platte man by a Lincoln County Sheriff’s Deputy June 27. ...More |
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North Platte gas costs the most
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Even though local gasoline prices have dropped 10 cents a gallon during the last week, North Platte has the highest average gas price in Nebraska, according to an AAA sample of seven cities. ...More |
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Maxwell graduation party lands man in jail
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A 19-year-old Maxwell man, convicted of procuring alcohol for minors and contributing to their delinquency at a graduation party May 16, was sentenced to 10 days in the Lincoln County Jail. ...More |
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Abra-cadabra: Chicken Magician catches a felony beef
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A seemingly friendly gesture has a North Platte businessman facing felony drug charges. ...More |
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Hawks gives Council his report
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The city is behind on tax receipts through April, according to City Administrator Jim Hawks. ...More |
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Budget discussion dominates Council work study
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The North Platte City Council began serious discussion of the upcoming budget at a work study session Tuesday June 30. ...More |
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City ponders new dog ordinance
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A proposed partnership between the city of North Platte and Pawsitive Partners has tails wagging on both sides. ...More |
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Million-dollar winner plans to pay bills, remodel house
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A Wallace man is starting to come to grips with the reality of winning $1 million in the lottery. ...More |
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Madoff sentenced to life-plus
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Disgraced financier Bernie Madoff, 71, was sentenced Monday to 150 years in prison -- the third-longest sentence for white-collar crimes. ...More |
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New probation office opens
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The staff of the district probation office has moved into new offices, completing the first major move connected with the new county jail that will be built during the next couple years. ...More |
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Man cited for drunken driving after rolling truck
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A 23-year-old North Platte man was cited for drunken driving after rolling his pickup near the intersection of Hall School Road and North Airport Road. ...More |
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Former nurse sues hospital for discrimination
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A former nurse for Great Plains Regional Medical Center filed a discrimination lawsuit against the hospital claiming they fired her because she is disabled. ...More |
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Broken Bow car dealership is on GM chopping block
by Michelle Zlomke (Custer County Chief)
State officials, including Gov. Dave Heineman, want to help Gateway Motors in Broken Bow. The dealership is slated to close in September 2010 when its contract with the company expires....More |
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Heineman: June storms were disastrous
by North Platte Bulletin Staff
Gov. Dave Heineman submitted a request to President Barack Obama Tuesday for a federal disaster declaration after storms and tornadoes damaged 13 counties, mostly in western Nebraska, during June....More |
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After ample rains, skeeters cometh
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Summertime means being outside for barbecues and other activities, but it also means the risk of getting bitten by mosquitos....More |
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