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Sheriff’s Report

July 11 - 17, 2021 Sunday, July 11th Investigated an abandoned vehicle accident 1.2 miles north of the south Brown County line on Hwy. 7.

Brown County Court Docket

Ronald J. Kolby III: Attempt of a Class IV Felony, Reduced, $1,000.00 Fine; Possess Marijuana 1 Ounce or Less, Reduced, $300.00 Fine; Possess or Use Drug Paraphernalia, Reduced, $100.00 Fine; Brown County Sheriff’s Office - Deputy Ian Calder.

Kat’s Korner

“Summary of Life” As I was going through my folders, I came across this “Summary of Life.” I’m sure many of these you can relate to these, and if nothing else, maybe you will get a chuckle. Great Truths That Little Children Have Learned: 1.

Legislative Notes

We are in “the interim” on the Legislative calendar. It is that time between legislative sessions. Most Senators have jobs, farms, ranches and businesses to attend to. It’s time to go home and reconnect with family too. It’s important to remember we have a part-time citizen legislature. Each of the 49 Senators are ordinary citizens with families, lives and professions. Many have re-election campaigns to run as well.

Capitol News

Here’s a Look at More of What the Legislature Accomplished Two measures from the Health and Human Services Committee to expand benefits to Nebraskans struggling with food insecurity and utility bills were vetoed by the Governor but overridden by lawmakers. Senator John McCollister’s measure (LB108) would expand food assistance eligibility to 165 percent of the federal poverty level until September 30, 2023, when it would return to 130 percent.

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