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Eviction: What happens when your home is gone?

Published on: 01.31.21

Lincoln Journal Star

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‘We thought we were living in pure bliss’: Evictions continuing despite moratorium

Published on: 01.17.21

Lincoln Journal Star

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‘Evicted’ author: Housing instability, eviction is cause of poverty, not symptom

Published on: 10.8.20

Civic Nebraska Blog

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Local groups combine to ‘Speak Up For Housing Rights’

Published on: 08.03.20

Civic Nebraska Blog

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Action is needed on affordable housing, evictions

Published on: 07.29.20

Omaha World-Herald

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New study links evictions to racial segregation, disparities

Published on: 07.29.20

Omaha World-Herald

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Legislature rejects eviction moratorium

Published on: 07.27.20

Nebraska public media

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Federal eviction moratorium ends today

Published on: 07.24.20

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Changes in unemployment benefits make paying rent, utilities more difficult

Published on: 07.09.20

1011 Now

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Tenant Assistance Project announced in Lincoln

Published on: 05.27.20

1011 Now

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Renters scramble as Ricketts lifts halt on evictions

Published on: 05.21.20

1011 Now

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Evictions go forward ‘business as usual’ despite Ricketts’ order

Published on: 04.03.20

Lincoln Journal Star

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Continuing eviction process ‘baffling’ while officials stress staying home

Published on: 03.22.20

Lincoln Journal Star

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City of Lincoln can’t go it alone tackling housing affordability

Published on: 02.29.20

Lincoln Journal Star

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