Springfield Wednesday Newsletter: June 17, 2020

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SARPY COUNTY OFFICES RESUMED FULL OPERATION

JUNE 15, 2020

Sarpy County offices resumed walk-in service starting Monday, June 15, while continuing to encourage the public to make appointments.

Walk-ins will be accepted for services at all Sarpy County offices. Please be aware that walk-ins may experience longer wait times than usual. To avoid these longer wait times, we recommend scheduling an appointment for in-person services. You can make an appointment on Sarpy.com.

Restrictions are easing up on social gatherings and businesses in Nebraska. Please be mindful of social distancing guidelines established by our local health department and local officials to keep our community safe.

The Springfield newsletter will continue to bring you news of announcements, important updates, fun tips, and maybe a joke or two just to lighten your day.

Check in for current information of up-to-the minute news. We will do what we can to make it through these times. Take care and hang in there everyone!

Our local Covid-19 information resource provides up-to-minute updates:

Sarpy Cass Health Department

https://www.sarpycasshealthdepartment.org/

SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE

JUNE 21, 8:00AM – 1:00PM

SPRINGFIELD FIRE HALL

505 S. 1^ST STREET

APPOINTMENTS ARE NEEDED. SCHEDULE ONLINE: RedCrossBlood

OR CALL 1-800-RED CROSS.

Note: Amazon is thanking donors June 1-30 with a $5 Amazon.com Gift Card* by email.

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

WAYNE STATE COLLEGE SPRING SEMESTER DEAN'S LIST

NE, SPRINGFIELD: HEATHER ERNST

road work

REMINDER!

DRIVE "35"

DRIVE SAFE THROUGH THE ROAD CONSTRUCTION ZONE

AT 108^TH & PLATTEVIEW RD.

WIDENING THE HIGHWAY IS EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED IN DECEMBER 2020

SARPY COUNTY HELP LINE

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Office along with Sarpy County Human Services has established a help line for the citizens of Sarpy County during the COVID-19 pandemic event. Starting today, people who are sick, elderly, or caretakers of this demographic in Sarpy County may call the Sarpy County Sheriff Helpline at 402-593-1593 for needs such as picking up prescriptions, groceries, or other necessities. A uniformed Sarpy County Sheriff's Deputy will pick up and deliver these items in a marked police cruiser. This helpline may also be utilized by the general public to make non-emergency police reports via telephone that do not require a police officer present in their home.

The following providers are participating in this program:

Walmart in Papillion
Target in Papillion (Groceries Only)
Bakers at 36th St & Twin Creek Dr
Bakers at 801 Galvin Rd (Pharmacy Only)
Springfield Drug (Pharmacy Only)

Please check the Sheriff's Office website and Facebook Page for any new updates to this program.

USEFUL RESOURCES DURING THE PANDEMIC

https://www.unitedwaymidlands.org/2-1-1/

https://www.nebraskachildren.org/covid-19-information-and-resources.html

-- https://www.thekimfoundation.org/

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Library Curbside

Summer Reading flyer

SRP Flyer

Pantry June

SPRINGFIELD FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

UMC June

SHOP LOCAL

Please remember to support Springfield’s local businesses during this difficult time.

Springfield Artworks is still temporarily closed to protect the owners and the customers.

They will post here when they feel it is safe to Re-open.

Black Sheep Coffee House

Sweet Rice Thai Food: (402) 714-4516

Runza Restaurant

Trojan Tavern: (402) 253-2333

Valentino’s Pizza: (402) 253-2491

Wicked Hen Farmhouse Café breakfast, lunch & some evenings: (513 )721-6877

Springfield Drug & Soda Fountain (402) 253-2000

Ace Hardware

Soaring Wings Vineyard

B&D Pit Stop

IT HAPPENED IN SPRINGFIELD HISTORY

The Springfield Woman’s Club was organized September 1903 with thirty members. The purpose of the group was to accept personal and group responsibility for the progress of the community. Music and singing were an integral part of all meetings in the early 1900’s. The group organized the town library in 1926. In the 1930’s the emphasis switched to drama and literature. The group sponsored drama workshops and an annual play. The Springfield Woman’s club was active in fundraising for many community projects throughout the years of its existence. In 1974, the group made the decision to assist the in developing a new park on the southeast edge of town. Fundraisers by the Woman’s Club assisted with purchasing new equipment for Buffalo Park.

Funny Story

I asked the kids in my nursery school class what they needed in order to grow up nice and strong. One little girl answered, “Birthdays!” —Abigail George

*Reference: Reader’s Digest

Riddle of the Week

Q. Why is an island like the letter T?

A. They're both in the middle of water!

Follow Springfield Nebraska on Twitter

@springfieldne

HAPPENING NEARBY

LOFTE COMMUNITY THEATRE OUTDOOR EVENTS

June 19: Big Canvas Comedy - Laughter in the Parking Lot! Show starts at 7:30PM. $40 per vehicle
- June 27: An Evening with Kaylyn Sahs – Live Music. Kaylyn is a pop
country singer/songwriter from Omaha! Show starts at 7:30 PM. $50 Per
Vehicle
- July 3: Jimmy Weber – Live Music. Join us for a memorable evening of
story and song. Show starts at 7:30 PM. $50 Per Vehicle
- July 10 & 11: Barn Brilliance - The Lofte Talent Show. Show starts
at 7:30 PM. $40 Per Vehicle

2020 MFF FLYER

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CORNHUSKER COUNTRY MUSIC THEATER

211 Main St.

Louisville, NE

68037

Are you anxious to get back to some good ol' country music! We sure are!

We know you want to be safe and others do. too. Not only yourself, but also for others, please be aware that social-distancing and wearing of masks will be MANDATORY in our small theater for the time-being.

Thank you for understanding.

Saturday, June 27, 7:30 p.m., The ALMOST GOOD Band, $4 Admission

Free admittance for kids under 13.

For more information, call 800-480-8797, ext. 211, and leave a message or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

EAGLE FARMERS MARKET

OPENS MAY 28TH AT 4PM TO 6:30PM

5^TH AND HWY 34.

HELD EVERY THURSDAY THRU SEPT 3.

Anyone wishing to set up a booth for a month or more can contact Trisha.

Stop by the market or look for our Facebook page or postings on Eagle Echo.

~ Develop an “Attitiude of Gratitude”. Say thank you to everyone you meet for everything they do for you.

-Brian Tracy

Thanks to all Springfield E-Newsletter readers.

Connie Manzer

PLEASE HELP THE EDITOR!

Help make the newsletter better! Your news is needed for the Springfield electronic newsletter. Post school, organizational, and sporting announcements. Birthday and anniversary announcements are welcome, also. Send photos and fliers. Get the word out to everyone in Springfield and beyond. Please have your info in by Monday 10pm. Contact me at: 402-253 -2015 (leave a message) or email all news and photos to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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