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A publication of the Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging
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July 2019 VOL. 44 • NO. 7
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Omaha arts In 2002, Joan Squires became president of Omaha Performing Arts, the entity that coordinates programming and manages the Holland Center and the Orpheum Theater. Prior to coming to Nebraska, Squires worked with orchestras in Cleveland, Tampa, Houston, Milwaukee, Salt Lake City, and Phoenix. Nick Schinker chronicles Joan’s life and career beginning on page 8.
Serving older Nebraskans for 45 years
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Serving older adults in Douglas, Sarpy, Dodge, Cass, & Washington counties. enoa.org
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Since 1974, the Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging has provided a variety of programs and services in Douglas, Sarpy, Dodge, Cass, and Washington counties. This year, the agency celebrates 45 years of keeping older Nebraskans living in their own homes with dignity and independence for as long as possible.
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