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Amid renewable energy backlash, some Nebraska communities are making millions

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By Lily Smith Verified
| Grand Island Independent Verified
After 10 years of discussions and a failed bond issue, then-Superintendent Amy Shane finally got to see a much-needed expansion at the O’Neill Public Schools' aging junior-senior high school. Expanded classrooms, state-of-the-art science labs, a new gym. Platteview Solar, owned by AES Corp., operates a solar panel farm in Saunders County. The county received about $266,000 in nameplate capacity tax revenue in 2025.
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By Lily Smith Verified
| The Daily Nonpareil Verified
Joe Cannia, 33, owns two homes and a cabin in the Sarpy County area with his wife and 3-year-old son. Before buying, he and his wife lived in an apartment
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School's back in and here are Florida student phone rules

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By Lily Smith Verified
| Bradenton Herald Verified
Students are back in most Florida schools, but parents and students alike may be wondering what the deal is for phones. Can kids bring their phones to school? Yes, depending on the school district. But they can't use them. As of last year, phone use (and the use of tablets, smartwatches, and smartglasses) is banned in elementary and middle schools during the school day, while high school students may not use any wireless devices during class times unless a teacher specifically instructs them.
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