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Land, Location, and Lifestyle

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By Bethany Wales Verified
| Edge Magazine (Omaha, NE) Verified
In Skyline Ranches, on one of the few properties that backs directly onto more than 10 miles of riding and walking trails, there’s a home that redefines what it means to live well—not just in square footage or finishes, but in the feeling of space, light, and land. “Skyline Ranches is known for its extra-large lots with room for sport courts or outside activity structures,” said Van Deeb with Prime Home Realty.
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The New Cut - Edge Magazine

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By Bethany Wales Verified
| Edge Magazine (Omaha, NE) Verified
Omaha knows steak. It’s a city fluent in dry-aged, corn-fed, salt-crusted tradition, which is exactly why PIVOT Prime, the newest concept from Lucky Eleven Hospitality Group, doesn’t just join the conversation—it shifts it, reframing the classics through the lens of a chef whose experience stretches from the Caribbean to France. The results are layered, confident, and rooted in technique, without losing sight of pleasure.
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Roaches, flies and grime. See Sacramento County restaurant inspections for June

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By Bethany Wales Verified, Veronica Fernandez-Alvarado Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Every week, Sacramento County health inspectors visit restaurants, food trucks, markets and other food spots to make sure they’re following the rules. When they don’t, businesses can be cited — or shut down. In June, inspectors closed a local bakery and food truck for food safety violations ranging from live cockroaches crawling near the stove to improperly stored raw meat.
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