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How a former Husker got the Savannah Bananas to Lincoln

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By Melissa Fry Verified
| KETV-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
The hottest ticket in town might not be the College World Series, but the Savannah Bananas.Several months ago, the tickets for this year's Banana Ball World Tour sold out in minutes. "It's a head-scratcher as to how this stuff is so big, but then again, you go and experience it, and it all kind of makes sense," former Husker Kyle Perry said.On Thursday, the Bananas take their act to Haymarket Park. And then, the team finishes out their tour on Saturday inside Memorial Stadium.
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Omaha youth baseball training facilities expand as demand rises

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By Melissa Fry Verified
| KETV-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
OMAHA, Neb. - The College World Series has returned to Omaha, and with it, a growing demand for private baseball training among young athletes in the area. At 7:30 on a Wednesday morning, kids are already training, skipping sleep-ins to work on their skills. Former minor league pitcher Kyle Kubat, who owns K-Train Pitching in Elkhorn, said, "We do everything from hitting, pitching, infield stuff." Kubat noted that more athletes are training year-round, prompting him to expand his facility.
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Patients exposed to hantavirus at Nebraska quarantine unit eligible to leave

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By Melissa Fry Verified
| KETV-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
Eighteen patients exposed to hantavirus at the National Quarantine Unit at the University of Nebraska Medical Center are now eligible to leave. Two of them have asked to finish the quarantine at home, but not everyone is ready to go. "I am currently on board the MV Hondius, and what has happened is very real for all of us here," said Jake Rosmarin, a travel content creator who was among those flown to the quarantine unit after potential exposure to the virus.
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