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Whatever Happened to Family Dinner? Thanksgiving, Christmas, maybe Easter. Birthdays, anniversaries, funerals.

Legislative Notes

I am very saddened to report that I received a call in my office this week from the US Fish and Wildlife Service announcing Nebraska Public Power District’s (NPPD’s) plan to resume the permit process necessary to build the R-Project powerline through the Sandhills. I have strongly opposed this project from the day I was sworn into office in 2017 and I will continue to fight against it until my term expires. The project had been halted after a federal court ruled-against it for failing to comply with federal environmental law.

Fischer Announces Staff Local Office Hours for Keya Paha, Boyd, Rock and Brown Counties

U.S. Senator Deb Fischer (RNeb.) announced today her staff will hold local office hours for constituents in Keya Paha, Boyd, Rock, and Brown counties on Tuesday, November 29, 2022. These office hours serve as a convenient opportunity for constituents to speak in person directly with Senator Fischer’s staff to receive help with casework and other issues at the federal level.

Brown County Court Docket

Summarized - All Cases Include $ 50.00 Court Cost Carsten W. Ganser: Refuse to Submit to Test, Guilty in Court, $500.00 Fine, 12 Month Probation,18 Months Driver’s License Revoked, Interlock System; Resist Arrest - 1st Offense, 18 Days in Jail - Credit for 3 Days Served, 12 Months Probation; Failure to Use Child Passenger Restraint $250.00 Fine, 12 Months Probation; Brown County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Kyle Stang.

Sheriff’s Report

Brown County Report November 13 -19, 2022 Sunday, November 13th The Brown County Ambulance Association and Ainsworth Fire Department responded to a call for a dog that had fallen through ice, east of Ainsworth in a gravel pit pond. The dog was unable to be rescued.

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