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Do you have heart? A lot of folks do! We are seeing these hearts in random locations throughout Lincoln and wanted to share. Our favorite is the top picture here because they are not just hearts; they show heartfelt appreciation for those on the front lines.

The center Heart says, "Thank you!" Then the hearts surrounding it name people for which the folks inside are thankful for - emergency workers, food providers, delivery drivers, mail carriers, the health department, medical workers, and law enforcement.

A very good point to remember, they do their jobs because their jobs contribute to the well being of the rest of us.

What an inspiration, and we are sure that those front line people appreciate the sentiment!

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In February, the Lincoln Downtown Express business group began wearing their "I [heart = love] Downtown Lincoln" t-shirts on Fridays. It was a way to show the community that they love where they work and do business and are striving to keep the downtown area strong.

Now ending our first ordered “stay home" week, many of those downtown business doors are locked, but orders can still be filled by call in.

All the owners and workers still have great heart for our city and are missing having their stores open and seeing customers.

Several took pictures on Friday wearing their shirts to remind everyone that they have a great deal of hope for the future and are looking forward to the day customers can come in again.

Eileen Mullins at Sir Renna Tea had to close her gift shop and tea room, but if you are hankerin' for a bubble tea or one her excellent chicken salad sandwiches, give her a call and she'll meet you at the front door with your order in hand.

The same is true with Ethan Hoinacki at Guest House. Those who can't live without his unique brews don't have to. Call in your order, and he will meet you at the door.

Jim and Kathie Williams at Small Town Creations are closed. They have been working on some sprucing up at the shop in the middle room, and Kathie is going in on a regular basis to check on things and do some work. Give her a call if you need some beans to brew at home. She'll make it happen.

In the meantime, she has a message for all of us. "Small Town Creations misses everyone and can’t wait to see you soon! Hope isn't canceled!! We WILL be back!!"   
 
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