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November 15, 2010
Hispanic-owned businesses a growing trend in Omaha, Nebraska
from southwestiowanews.com :: Tagged Nebraska, Omaha
June 10, 2010
Mi Mama’s Tortillas in South Omaha is growing, investing about $4.5 million to expand its plant
from omaha.com :: Tagged Nebraska, Omaha, tortillas
April 28, 2010
‘Art is a way of living & surviving’ – Papillion grad Linda Garcia embraces her heritage through creativity – Omaha
from omahanewsstand.com :: Tagged artist, latina, Nebraska, Omaha
March 1, 2010
Since 1984, Mark Martinez has climbed the law enforcement ladder in Omaha. – He has risen from street officer to sergeant, lieutenant, captain and then to deputy chief, where he became the first Latino to reach that level in the Omaha Police Department. – Friday, Martinez took another step forward. He was sworn in as the 40th U.S. marshal for the District of Nebraska.
from omaha.com :: Tagged Nebraska, Omaha, police
June 29, 2009
Hispanic merchants in south Omaha are returning to their roots by selling wares at an open-air market typical of those found in the town squares of Latin America.
from omaha.com :: Tagged Nebraska, Omaha
November 3, 2008
The Heartland Latino Leadership Conference and Expo will be held Friday at Omaha’s Holiday Inn Convention Center. – November 7, 2008
from kptm.com :: Tagged Omaha
October 20, 2008
A group of officers in the Omaha Police Department are back to school Monday morning as they learn to speak conversational Spanish.
from wowt.com :: Tagged Nebraska, Omaha, police
October 19, 2008
R.I.P. Dolores Wright, 76 – Howard’s Charro Cafe, one of Omaha’s first Mexican restaurants, has been something of a community center for 50 years, thanks to founder Dolores “Doris” Wright.
from omaha.com :: Tagged Nebraska, Omaha
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