AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOmaha Community: Ukrainian advocates and lawmakers met in Omaha as more than 100,000 Ukrainians across the U.S. face uncertainty over expiring temporary protected status. Fall in Omaha: Heartwood Park’s Fall Festival brings pumpkin carving, bingo and a giant hay sculpture this weekend, followed by a kite festival Oct. 17–18. Culture on Campus: UNO’s Salsa Club led a Hispanic Heritage Month dance and lunch event, while Grand Island Senior High students celebrated earning Nebraska’s Seal of Biliteracy. Neighbors Helping Neighbors: St. Vincent de Paul Omaha is giving away free winter coats at Assumption Church, with no income requirements; Lincoln’s U.G.L.Y. Quilters have made more than 500 quilts for people experiencing homelessness. Arts and Heritage: Lincoln’s Cathedral of the Risen Christ plans an international World Mission Sunday Mass Oct. 18, with cultural attire encouraged and international choirs invited. Farm to School: Nebraska educators are highlighting local and Indigenous foods this month through tastings, lessons and school meals.
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