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Tuesday
evening Melody Anderson, mayor pro tem, introduced Tim Ferguson to the
Lincoln City Council.
Ferguson is the newly
appointed waste treatment manager. He is employed by American
Water, with whom the city has a contract for management of the sewer system and waste treatment plant.
Ferguson is replacing
Darrell Palmer, who was assigned to the position in November of 2011.
Photo by Nila Smith
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In
this photo
provided by
the Vatican
newspaper
L'Osservatore
Romano, Pope
Francis, center,
flanked at
left by
Cardinal
Agostino
Vallino and
at right by
Cardinal
Santos Abril
y Castello,
walks inside
St. Mary
Major
Basilica in
Rome on
Thursday. Pope
Francis
opened his
first
morning as
pontiff by
praying
Thursday at
Rome's main
basilica
dedicated to
the Virgin
Mary, a day
after
cardinals
elected him
the first
pope from
the Americas
in a bid to
revive a
Catholic
Church in
crisis and
give it a
preacher
with a
humble
touch.
AP
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March 14
K of C management, Atlanta candidates, Community Health Fair, 'Neighborhoods'
book, San Jose Methodist fish fry, library database change, Polar Plunge
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State
 Jury seated in tax trial
of Chicago Democrat
National
 Cops kill
suspect in deadly NY shooting rampage
Politics,
Government & Elections
 Obama to group: Activate
people for my agenda
Obama says immigration bill
would help House GOP
Senate panel to approve budget
sparing safety net
Senate committee ready to OK
assault weapons ban
GOP leaders flock to
conservative gathering
Panel criticizes military on
sexual assault cases
First lady: Priority is
ensuring 'family is whole'
International
 Commander encouraged by
anti-Taliban uprising
ODD & Extraordinary
Science,
Technology and the Environment
 Monarch butterflies drop
ominously in Mexico
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The
New York Historical Society is exhibiting its entire
collection of 474 bird watercolors by John James Audubon
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They're being shown chronologically in
three exhibitions over three years. The first group went on view
Friday.
The collection includes 435 watercolors
engraved for Audubon's monumental "The Birds of America." The
intricately detailed, life-size renderings are the naturalist's
greatest work. An original edition of Audubon's book, known as
the double elephant folio, is also being shown. Its plates will be
turned weekly.
The 3 1/2-foot-tall volume features all
the avian species known to Audubon in early 19th-century North
America. He sold the engraved plates in a subscription series. The museum purchased all the watercolors, except one, from the
artist's widow in 1863.
The first exhibition ends May 19.
AP photo/New York Historical
Society, John James Audubon
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Entertainment, Entertainers, Media & Arts
 A
slowly unfolding mystery for media
 Arkin
and Carell make magic in 'Wonderstone'
 'Veronica
Mars' film online fundraiser launches
 Actor
Ed Asner, 83, treated in Ind. for exhaustion
 Judge
overturns verdict to 'Price is Right' model
Book Reviews
 Book
2 in 'Shannara' trilogy is intense
Movie Review
 'Spring
Breakers' is a hypnotic mix
Food, Family and Fun
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Revised March 5
Area Restaurant Menus
Guzzardo's Italian Villa
Mr. Lincoln's
On The Green
Slackers
Stag-R-Inn
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Wednesday, March 13:
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Planning commission
prepares audit documents, discusses bike trail and
enterprise zone
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Manufacturers &
Distributors Leadership Council meeting March 19
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LCHS speech
team offers preview night Thursday
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National Honor Society brings laser tag to Lincoln
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Jaycees help community prepare for spring with mower clinic
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Election notices:
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Consolidated
election April 9
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Grace period
registration and voting
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Absentee and early
voting
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Logan County sales tax
payment received for schools
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State Farm Life Insurance receives international
recognition
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Madigan announces $7
million settlement over Google Street View
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Police reports
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Book Look: 'Origin'
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Logan Lanes:
Split N Gutter
League
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Thursday, March 7
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