Lincoln, Nebraska

• Lincoln, Nebraska
  

  

  SteveK

  
  

  One of the posters suggested Lincoln.

  Is there anything special about the area?

  I admit I don't know much about it, but it sounds like an ideal town from what one of the posters indicated.

  please tell me more.

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  • Re: Lincoln, Nebraska [PIC]
    

    

    yoshiki

    
    

    Hi SteveK,

    Anything special about the area? Fly-over country, but that's because most people are in too much of a hurry flying over or down the "Boring Nebraska Interstate" and not seeing what's actually there ^_~ .

    I guess you can read much about Lincoln on Wikipedia:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln,_Nebraska
    ...or look at it here:
    http://lifeisright.com/
    ...but Lincoln is a small city that's a big town - a pretty friendly place. Lincoln is a sports city, a music city, a dining city, a University city and the center of government for the state. Lincoln tilts blue - the last three mayors have been Democrat. It's a progressive city... a couple of years ago city voters passed a $344M bond issue to build an arena and entertainment district downtown similar to ones in Kansas City (but without the same financing mistakes). Here:
    http://www.haymarketnow.com/
    Just completed a 10 year, $175M revitalization project near east downtown called the Antelope Valley Project (phase 1)... creating an open stream, a central city park (Union Park), parkways and bicycle trails seen here:
    http://lincoln.ne.gov/city/pworks/projects/antelope/
    Is on track to modify a section of downtown similar to Pearl Street in Boulder, CO - "P" Street, here:
    http://www.envisionpstreet.com/
    Lincoln is also a huge multicultural city being a refugee relocation center. You can eat all kinds of food from anywhere! The University just got old State Fair Park land and is turning it into a Technology Research Park similar to some flagship tech parks in the nation.
    No major layoffs, house values & construction increasing, one of the biggest trail systems in the nation, a city of 255,000, safe neighborhoods, short commute times... just a few things mentioned but each one is a great reason to live in Lincoln!

    Here are some local job postings:
    http://lincoln.craigslist.org/jjj/
    http://www.snagajob.com/job-seeker/jobs/search-results.aspx?city=lincoln&stateprovcode=ne

    Anyways, I've babbled on long enough about something off the topic of hair :p . Any more questions, feel free to ask. Hope you find the right place someday :) ~

    Sincerely,
    Eric

    (Photo taken in 2003)

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    • Love Your Avatar Pic, Eric! O/T NT
      

      

      Ted

      
      

      Hi SteveK,

      Anything special about the area? Fly-over country, but that's because most people are in too much of a hurry flying over or down the "Boring Nebraska Interstate" and not seeing what's actually there ^_~ .

      I guess you can read much about Lincoln on Wikipedia:
      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln,_Nebraska
      ...or look at it here:
      http://lifeisright.com/
      ...but Lincoln is a small city that's a big town - a pretty friendly place. Lincoln is a sports city, a music city, a dining city, a University city and the center of government for the state. Lincoln tilts blue - the last three mayors have been Democrat. It's a progressive city... a couple of years ago city voters passed a $344M bond issue to build an arena and entertainment district downtown similar to ones in Kansas City (but without the same financing mistakes). Here:
      http://www.haymarketnow.com/
      Just completed a 10 year, $175M revitalization project near east downtown called the Antelope Valley Project (phase 1)... creating an open stream, a central city park (Union Park), parkways and bicycle trails seen here:
      http://lincoln.ne.gov/city/pworks/projects/antelope/
      Is on track to modify a section of downtown similar to Pearl Street in Boulder, CO - "P" Street, here:
      http://www.envisionpstreet.com/
      Lincoln is also a huge multicultural city being a refugee relocation center. You can eat all kinds of food from anywhere! The University just got old State Fair Park land and is turning it into a Technology Research Park similar to some flagship tech parks in the nation.
      No major layoffs, house values & construction increasing, one of the biggest trail systems in the nation, a city of 255,000, safe neighborhoods, short commute times... just a few things mentioned but each one is a great reason to live in Lincoln!

      Here are some local job postings:
      http://lincoln.craigslist.org/jjj/
      http://www.snagajob.com/job-seeker/jobs/search-results.aspx?city=lincoln&stateprovcode=ne

      Anyways, I've babbled on long enough about something off the topic of hair :p . Any more questions, feel free to ask. Hope you find the right place someday :) ~

      Sincerely,
      Eric

      (Photo taken in 2003)

      .

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      • Thanks ^^ !!! n/t
        

        

        yoshiki

        
        

        Hi SteveK,

        Anything special about the area? Fly-over country, but that's because most people are in too much of a hurry flying over or down the "Boring Nebraska Interstate" and not seeing what's actually there ^_~ .

        I guess you can read much about Lincoln on Wikipedia:
        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln,_Nebraska
        ...or look at it here:
        http://lifeisright.com/
        ...but Lincoln is a small city that's a big town - a pretty friendly place. Lincoln is a sports city, a music city, a dining city, a University city and the center of government for the state. Lincoln tilts blue - the last three mayors have been Democrat. It's a progressive city... a couple of years ago city voters passed a $344M bond issue to build an arena and entertainment district downtown similar to ones in Kansas City (but without the same financing mistakes). Here:
        http://www.haymarketnow.com/
        Just completed a 10 year, $175M revitalization project near east downtown called the Antelope Valley Project (phase 1)... creating an open stream, a central city park (Union Park), parkways and bicycle trails seen here:
        http://lincoln.ne.gov/city/pworks/projects/antelope/
        Is on track to modify a section of downtown similar to Pearl Street in Boulder, CO - "P" Street, here:
        http://www.envisionpstreet.com/
        Lincoln is also a huge multicultural city being a refugee relocation center. You can eat all kinds of food from anywhere! The University just got old State Fair Park land and is turning it into a Technology Research Park similar to some flagship tech parks in the nation.
        No major layoffs, house values & construction increasing, one of the biggest trail systems in the nation, a city of 255,000, safe neighborhoods, short commute times... just a few things mentioned but each one is a great reason to live in Lincoln!

        Here are some local job postings:
        http://lincoln.craigslist.org/jjj/
        http://www.snagajob.com/job-seeker/jobs/search-results.aspx?city=lincoln&stateprovcode=ne

        Anyways, I've babbled on long enough about something off the topic of hair :p . Any more questions, feel free to ask. Hope you find the right place someday :) ~

        Sincerely,
        Eric

        (Photo taken in 2003)

        .

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