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1   Link   Benson Ames Alliance
2   Link   Benson Streetscapes
3   Link   Jim Suttle
4   Link   Pete Festersen
5   Link   State Senator Tom White
6   Link   Snow Removal (444-5220)
7   Link   Tall Weeds and Litter (444-5910)
8   Link   Mayor's Hotline (444-5555)
9   Link   Humane Society (444-7800)
10   Link   Street Maintenance (444-4919)
11   Link   Garbage, Recycling or Yard Waste Collections (444-5238)
12   Link   Construction Division (444-5281)
13   Link   Destination Midtown
14   Link   Omaha Chamber -- Midtown Videos
15   Link   Omaha Coalition of Citizens Patrol (OCCP)
16   Link   Leavenworth Neighborhood Association
17   Link   Joslyn Castle Neighborhood Association
18   Link   Gifford Park Neighborhood Association
19   Link   Ford Birthsite Neighborhood Association
20   Link   Morton Meadows Neighborhood Association
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Metcalfe Neighborhood Fun Facts

Harrison Elementary School, founded in 1930, enrolled 164 students from grades K-4.  Not many houses were located north of Hamilton st., so it was not uncommon to see cows grazing from classroom windows.  Mules, horses, and chickens were sometimes reported as well.

Home Corner

The Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services has called lead the “number one environmental threat to the health of children in the United States”.     Testing by the Douglas County Health Department and the Environmental Protection Agency has shown some levels of soil to have elevated lead levels near pre-1978 built houses.     Also, there are many other ways people are exposed to lead in including air, drinking water, food, deteriorating paint, and dust.

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Save Energy

Water heating can account for 14%–25% of the energy consumed in your home. You can reduce your monthly water heating bills by selecting the appropriate water heater for your home or pool and by using some energy-efficient water heating strategies.

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Recycling

Omaha uses a single-stream recycling collection system.    Recycling crews look for the green bins which get picked up on the regular trash day.   If a green bin is needed, call 444-4500. 

 

Check this link for a listing of what can be recycled in the green bins.   This listing is a good reference to print off and put on the refrigerator.

 

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