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Omaha, Papillion
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Lewis and Clark Landing at Omaha’s RiverFront back open

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By Zane Culjat
| NewsBreak
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Water in rural Washington County deemed safe to drink

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By Zane Culjat
| WOWT-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
BLAIR, Neb. (WOWT) - The Papio-Missouri Natural Resources District says lab test results confirmed Thursday that water in Washington County Rural Water Systems 1 and 2 is safe to drink. This also applies to Fort Calhoun and Lakeland Estates Water Company wholesale customers. E. coli concerns had isolated all customers from the Blair water supply Wednesday night. M.U.D. began providing water to WCRW customers in the interim.
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Nebraska Department of Agriculture reports case of incurable equine virus

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By Zane Culjat
| KOLN/KGIN-TV (Lincoln, NE) Verified
LINCOLN, Neb. (WOWT) - The Nebraska Department of Agriculture announced Thursday it has confirmed the first case of an incurable equine virus found in the state in over a decade. The NDA reports a case of equine infectious anemia, or EIA, has been confirmed in a horse in Colfax County. It’s the first case in Nebraska since 2013. The horses on the infected premises are being quarantined and will be released after state regulations are met.
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