A publication of the Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging
August 2014 VOL. 39 • NO. 8
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New Horizons The artist in the mill In 1998, Omaha artist Linda Meigs (pictured) and her husband, John, purchased the historic Florence Mill. Today the mill – built in 1847 – is a museum, art gallery, and studio. Leo Adam Biga tells the story. See page 10.
Grandparents Men and women like Pamela Bell (pictured) who are raising their grandchildren are encouraged to attend the Grandparents as Parents Conference on Thursday, Sept. 18. See page 5.
Nebraska pride
Men and women like Pamela Bell (pictured) who are raising their grandchildren are encouraged to attend Betty Sheaff, age 92, the Grandparents as has an extensive Parents Conference on collection Thursday, Sept. of 18. hand-painted china See page 5.
place settings that highlight historical scenes throughout Nebraska. See page 17.