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The right foods can fight inflammation

The human body and its immune system excels at fighting foreign invaders like bacteria and viruses. Signaling chemicals called interleukins tell cells whether they are needed to fight illness or they should wait in the wings. While these immune defenders are doing their jobs, soreness, fatigue and swelling can occur - the natural side effects of an immune system response - but will soon dissipate.

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SCHOOL LUNCH & Breakfast Menus

LOURDES CENTRAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL MENUS We have requested April menus from the local school districts, but we did not receive them in time to include them as this paper was being sent to the printer. We will resume providing school meal information as soon as we receive the April menus.

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Did you know?

Although freezers are often used exclusively for food storage, they can be utilized in meal preparation as well. Many items can be made even more delicious by freezing them.

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Rotary Club learns about Southeast Nebraska Adult Drug Court program

The Southeast Nebraska Adult Drug Court program was the program topic for the March 30 meeting of the Nebraska City Rotary Club. Three members of the drug court team—Judge Julie Smith, Program Coordinator Christina Reece, and Probation Supervision Officer Marty Metschke—discussed the different aspects of the court, which meets weekly in Auburn and serves Otoe, Nemaha, Johnson, Richardson, and Pawnee counties.

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70 years on, ‘Backyard Farmer’ remains hardy perennial in Nebraska life

Each spring, the annual return of “Backyard Farmer” to the airwaves is as eagerly anticipated as the return of Sandhill cranes to Central Platte waters. The show has been a shared Nebraska experience for generations, featuring practical lawn and gardening advice leavened by lighthearted fun. This year, it celebrates its 70th anniversary.

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