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Sam Crisler

Sam Crisler

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Reporter, Wahoo Newspaper

Lincoln

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Arts And Entertainment , Ageing , Parenting , Film And Television

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Total articles 909

  • Report: Bailie Street traffic study does not warrant stop signs at 143rd or 145th streets

    By Sam Crisler Verified| Wahoo Newspaper Verified WAVERLY — Residents in a Waverly neighborhood say cars regularly speed through a pair of intersections while children play in driveways. The results of a traffic study suggest those speeders are few and far between. In December, a handful of homeowners in Waverly’s Riley neighborhood appeared before the Waverly City Council to express concerns about an increase in traffic along Bailie Street, which runs east to west through the neighborhood.

    By Sam Crisler Verified · Wahoo Newspaper

    Feb. 26, 2025

  • Waverly moving forward on fire station designs, despite unknowns

    By Sam Crisler Verified| Wahoo Newspaper Verified WAVERLY — While a number of unknowns still remain, the Waverly City Council is moving forward on plans for a new municipal fire station. The May 9 council meeting was the latest in a series of meetings featuring discussion about the yet-to-be-built fire station, which has been brought up periodically over the past decade as Waverly Fire and Rescue outgrows its aging station.

    By Sam Crisler Verified · Wahoo Newspaper

    Feb. 26, 2025

  • Report: Bailie Street traffic study does not warrant stop signs at 143rd or 145th streets

    By Sam Crisler Verified| Wahoo Newspaper Verified WAVERLY — Residents in a Waverly neighborhood say cars regularly speed through a pair of intersections while children play in driveways. The results of a traffic study suggest those speeders are few and far between. In December, a handful of homeowners in Waverly’s Riley neighborhood appeared before the Waverly City Council to express concerns about an increase in traffic along Bailie Street, which runs east to west through the neighborhood.

    By Sam Crisler Verified · Wahoo Newspaper

    Feb. 26, 2025

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Wahoo Newspaper

Wahoo Newspaper is a Newspapers company located in 564 N Broadway St, Wahoo, Nebraska, United States.

Wahoo, Nebraska, United States

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