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Adult business owner Shane Harrington speaks to reporters Tuesday, after the Omaha City Council recommended approval of his liquor license for a bar he’s purchasing next to his Club Omaha near 120th Street and West Center Road.
Adult business owner Shane Harrington speaks to reporters Tuesday, after the Omaha City Council recommended approval of his liquor license for a bar he’s purchasing next to his Club Omaha near 120th Street and West Center Road.
Omaha declared a truce Tuesday with a longtime adversary — adult entertainment business owner Shane Harrington. The city did so by recommending approval of his liquor license.
In return, Harrington agreed to steer patrons of his west Omaha strip club to the bar he plans to open next door. He also pledged not to let booze into his original club with nude exotic dancers.
Before voting, members of the City Council checked with the city’s Law Department to verify that it recommended approval of the application, with changes.
Both City Attorney Paul Kratz and City Prosecutor Matt Kuhse explained that granting Harrington a liquor license would increase the city’s ability to enforce the law at Harrington’s businesses.
Harrington plans to locate the new Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club in the neighboring bay of the strip mall that houses Club Omaha, his members-only, fully nude strip club.
He said he’s in the process of buying the bar next to Club Omaha, Rehab Lounge, to renovate it into the go-go club. He said he would like to buy the entire strip mall.
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The vote put council members Aimee Melton and Brinker Harding, Republicans who represent parts of west Omaha on the officially nonpartisan council, in the uncomfortable position of recommending approval.
They secured conditions that would keep alcohol out of Club Omaha and allow police into that venue to check if alcohol was being brought inside.
The council also persuaded Harrington to pursue a traditional liquor license, instead of one that would allow him to host outdoor events, and he pledged that workers would be wearing at least a bikini if they stepped outside.
Club Omaha and the planned Hustler Club would share an internal door, and he agreed Tuesday that it would be used only by employees, not patrons.
Melton said working with Harrington, no matter how distasteful, was safer for customers and dancers and other employees than continuing the status quo.
“This is better than the alternative where we don’t have a lot of control,” she said.
Harding said it became clear that a liquor license was the best option, “a hammer” to help the city make sure that what is happening at both clubs is above board and legal.
Harrington said that if the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission approves his liquor license application, he would drop his lawsuits against the city regarding his private bottle club.
Tuesday’s vote could mark the beginning of the end of a years-long fight with the city that culminated last summer in a nearly nude protest near 72nd and Dodge Streets.
Harrington said he knows that his application could still face scrutiny by the Liquor Commission, but he’s hopeful that the public fight is almost done.
His ultimate aim: return to relative anonymity.
“I am smiling right now, but I’m trying not to get too excited yet,” he said. “I’ve been close before.”
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The moon rose over the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge in the early morning hours.
On the 75th anniversary of D-Day, Ed Morrissette a 95-year-old WWII veteran of Papillion, reminisced while toasting to his fallen comrades with a drink accompanied by John Adams, Tom Demro, Antonio Chickinelli and Jeff Hadden at Patriarch Distillers Inc. in La Vista, Nebraska, Thursday, June 6, 2019. Morrissette who was part of the second wave on D-Day at Omaha Beach drank a Canada Dry while the others had Soldier Valley Omaha Beach D-Day 75th anniversary bourbon whiskey.
Detroit Tigers' Miguel Cabrera signed autographs for fans prior to a Major League Baseball game against the Kansas City Royals at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Nebraska, on Thursday, June 13, 2019.
Omaha Burke's Jaylon Roussell jogged the field people to participating in the Nebraska Cornhuskers Friday Night Lights event at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Louisville's Drew Campbell celebrated a walk-off win on his hit in the bottom of the 9th against Mississippi State during game ten of the College World Series at TD Ameritrade Park.
Te'Andi Titus, left, and Kevin Kalaw, both of Omaha, read on the dock at Standing Bear Lake as a cool breeze swept over the lake, keeping the mosquitoes at bay.
Omaha firefighter David Kirchofer provided water to Louie the dog, after Kirchofer helped battle a a fire at 5427 86th Court. Louie, who does not live in the unit that caught fire, was interested in all the action.
Ray Renk of San Francisco, California, holds his daughter Kennedy, 8, alongside his son Benjamin, 10, while sporting personalized suits and watching Warren Buffett, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, walk the convention floor during the Berkshire Hathaway Annual Shareholders Meeting at the CHI Health Center Omaha in Omaha, Nebraska, Saturday, May 4, 2019.
Phoebe the giraffe eats lettuce fed by visitors as the Lincoln Children's Zoo provides a sneak peek at their new exhibits and expansion in Lincoln, Nebraska, Thursday, May 9, 2019.
Lincoln Southeast’s Katie Whitehead, center, and Caroline Miller, right, celebrate with teammates including Ally Keitges, left, after winning the No. 1 doubles against Millard North during the NSAA Class A girls state tennis championship match at Koch Family Tennis Center in Omaha, Nebraska, Friday, May 17, 2019.
Millard West's Corbin Hawkins waits out the rain delay in the dugout. The baseball game between Millard West and Creighton Prep was postponed because of the weather.
Archbishop Bergan's Luke Jessen hits the center field wall trying to catch a hit from Millard West's Max Anderson resulting in an in-field home run during their state tournament game.
Crawford's Jillian Brennan (13) points up to the sky before the Class D 3,200-meter final at Omaha Burke High School during day one of the state track meet.
Gretna's Ashley Marsh connects with the ball alongside Marian's Maureen Tolley during the semifinal round of the Class A girls state soccer tournament at Morrison Stadium in Omaha, Nebraska, Saturday, May 11, 2019.
Elkhorn South players celebrate their championship while reading the name plate on the trophy after defeating Skutt during the NSAA Class B girls state soccer championship game Morrison Stadium in Omaha, Nebraska, Tuesday, May 14, 2019.
Jacob Himelick, left, a Millard north senior, chats with fellow senior Jace January as he signs January's year book. January likes to spend the time between classes greeting fellow students in the hallway.
Tad Badje, 49, right, and wife Shelly Badje, 48, pepper Title Boxing Club's general manager, Chris Gerhardt's mid-section during a two-on-one body shot race as part of their work out at Title Boxing Club in Omaha, Nebraska.
Two-year-old Hannah Bonnot of Denver, Colorado, stands in awe before "Mountain Outlaw" taken at Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, on display at Tom Mangelsen's "Life in the Wild" exhibition at the Durham Museum in Omaha, Nebraska.
Ian Murphy, canvases the nearly 90 snow people which are on display at the Leavenworth Park in Omaha, Nebraska. Neighbors such as Murphy say the snow people didn't exist yesterday and claim it happened over night or possibly early this morning.
Husker fans rock The Rock and corn hats in the first half as the University of Nebraska-Lincoln men's basketball team hosts Michigan State at the Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
An allosaurus appears to be eyeing a tasty, 19-month-old morsel named Austin Haseltine as he is lifted from the shoulders of his grandpa, Greg Fasano, by his mother, Amy Haseltine, with his father, Jim Haseltine looking on. The Dinosaur UpROAR exhibit at Lauritzen Gardens, 100 Bancroft Street in Omaha, Nebraska, features 20 life-sized installations as well as discovery stations and educational activities set throughout the gardens.
Pink and blue balloons float past the Sower statue on the Nebraska State Capitol after balloons were released for the 45th annual Nebraska Walk for Life in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Heavy machinery stacks up concrete chunks on the shore of the Elkhorn River at the Q Street bridge as part of an effort to stabilize the bank on the recently flooded river.
Omaha Roncalli's Shane Orr celebrates their double overtime win over Aurora during a semifinal game in the Class B Nebraska state basketball tournament at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
The Auburn bench and crowd react to Auburn's Cameron Binder hitting what would be the game winning shot against North Bend Central during the championship game in the Class C1 Nebraska state basketball tournament at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Nebraska’s Adrian Martinez runs out of the end zone after a play during spring football practice at the Hawks Championship Center in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Treyton Gubser, left, and his uncle Daniel Gubser paddle using shovels through the floodwaters after they rescued Daniel's kid's cat, Bob, in Hamburg, Iowa.
A Canada goose flies over Matthew J. Placzek's "Monument to Labor" sculpture as floodwaters from the Missouri River begin to recede on the Omaha riverfront.
Lincoln Pius X's Austin Jablonski holds up the net after his team defeated Omaha Roncalli in the championship game in the Class B Nebraska state basketball tournament at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Amelia Fritz, right, holds on to her daughter-in-law Tesha Fritz in Glenwood, Iowa. They were evacuated from Pacific Junction, Iowa, after floodwaters hit the town last night. They were part of 15-relatives all staying in the same house or in a camper in the front driveway.
Robert Jones looks around his flood damaged house north of Highway 50, near Louisville,Nebraska. The floor, which is normally a white tile, is covered in mud.
Aurora's Nicholas Hutsell, left, fouls Omaha Roncalli's Alexander Rodgers during a semifinal game in the Class B Nebraska state basketball tournament at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Lincoln Pius X's Charlie Easley, left, and and Omaha Roncalli's Alexander Rodgers stretch for a loose ball during the championship game in the Class B Nebraska state basketball tournament at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Humphrey/Lindsay Holy Family's Trent Reardon, left and Jason Sjuts celebrate their victory over Fremont Bergan during the championship game in the Class D1 Nebraska state basketball tournament at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Aurora's Kaleb Moural wipes the sweat from his face during the second half against Omaha Roncalli during a semifinal game in the Class B Nebraska state basketball tournament at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Tim Rockford, left, and David Bauer, tour the Bellwood Lakes neighborhood which was destroyed by the flooding days prior along the Platte River in Bellwood, Nebraska.
Lincoln East's Charlotte Bovaird practices her shot and she and her teammates warm up in the hallways before the start of the game. Lincoln East played Millard South in a Class A first-round basketball game during the girls state basketball tournament at the Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Westside poses with the championship plaque with the winning score on the wall behind them after Omaha Westside defeated Millard North 54-53 at Omaha Westside in Omaha, Nebraska.
Take a spin through the best of our staff photos from 2019. The gallery will be updated throughout our journey through the next year.Â
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The moon rose over the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge in the early morning hours.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
On the 75th anniversary of D-Day, Ed Morrissette a 95-year-old WWII veteran of Papillion, reminisced while toasting to his fallen comrades with a drink accompanied by John Adams, Tom Demro, Antonio Chickinelli and Jeff Hadden at Patriarch Distillers Inc. in La Vista, Nebraska, Thursday, June 6, 2019. Morrissette who was part of the second wave on D-Day at Omaha Beach drank a Canada Dry while the others had Soldier Valley Omaha Beach D-Day 75th anniversary bourbon whiskey.
BRENDAN SULLIVAN/WORLD-HERALD
Major League Baseball debuted in Omaha on Thursday June 13th as the Royals faced the Tigers at TD Ameritrade Park.
Z LONG/THE WORLD-HERALD
Detroit Tigers' Miguel Cabrera signed autographs for fans prior to a Major League Baseball game against the Kansas City Royals at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Nebraska, on Thursday, June 13, 2019.
BRENDAN SULLIVAN/WORLD-HERALD
Omaha Burke's Jaylon Roussell jogged the field people to participating in the Nebraska Cornhuskers Friday Night Lights event at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska.
BRENDAN SULLIVAN/WORLD-HERALD
Louisville's Adam Elliott warmed up before the start of game 7 of the College World Series.
RYAN SODERLIN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Louisville's Drew Campbell celebrated a walk-off win on his hit in the bottom of the 9th against Mississippi State during game ten of the College World Series at TD Ameritrade Park.
ELSIE STORMBERG/THE WORLD-HERALD
Te'Andi Titus, left, and Kevin Kalaw, both of Omaha, read on the dock at Standing Bear Lake as a cool breeze swept over the lake, keeping the mosquitoes at bay.
RYAN SODERLIN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Vanderbilt and Michigan faced off in the College World Series finals at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Nebraska in 2019.
BRENDAN SULLIVAN/WORLD-HERALD
Michigan's Jordan Brewer and Jack Blomgren celebrated after defeating Vanderbilt in their College World Series game.
RYAN SODERLIN/THE WORLD-HERALD
A B-2 stealth bomber flew over as Michigan stands during the National Anthem before their College World Series game.
BRENDAN SULLIVAN/WORLD-HERALD
Vanderbilt faces Michigan during their College World Series game.
BRENDAN SULLIVAN/WORLD-HERALD
Vanderbilt's Harrison Ray signed autographs before the start of game 3 of the CWS championship.
RYAN SODERLIN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Vanderbilt fans celebrate at the Commodores capture a national title with a win over Michigan.
Z LONG/THE WORLD-HERALD
Michigan players mingled prior to their College World Series game against Vanderbilt.
BRENDAN SULLIVAN/WORLD-HERALD
Vanderbilt celebrated their win over Michigan during the third game of the champion series of the College World Series.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Chris Isaak performed at the free Memorial Park Concert at Memorial Park.
ELSIE STORMBERG/THE WORLD-HERALD
Omaha firefighter David Kirchofer provided water to Louie the dog, after Kirchofer helped battle a a fire at 5427 86th Court. Louie, who does not live in the unit that caught fire, was interested in all the action.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Ray Renk of San Francisco, California, holds his daughter Kennedy, 8, alongside his son Benjamin, 10, while sporting personalized suits and watching Warren Buffett, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, walk the convention floor during the Berkshire Hathaway Annual Shareholders Meeting at the CHI Health Center Omaha in Omaha, Nebraska, Saturday, May 4, 2019.
BRENDAN SULLIVAN/WORLD-HERALD
Phoebe the giraffe eats lettuce fed by visitors as the Lincoln Children's Zoo provides a sneak peek at their new exhibits and expansion in Lincoln, Nebraska, Thursday, May 9, 2019.
BRENDAN SULLIVAN/WORLD-HERALD
Lincoln Southeast’s Katie Whitehead, center, and Caroline Miller, right, celebrate with teammates including Ally Keitges, left, after winning the No. 1 doubles against Millard North during the NSAA Class A girls state tennis championship match at Koch Family Tennis Center in Omaha, Nebraska, Friday, May 17, 2019.
BRENDAN SULLIVAN/WORLD-HERALD
Omaha Bryan’s Darwin Loftin lands a long jump during the Metro Conference track meet at Omaha Burke.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Millard West's Corbin Hawkins waits out the rain delay in the dugout. The baseball game between Millard West and Creighton Prep was postponed because of the weather.
RYAN SODERLIN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Archbishop Bergan's Luke Jessen hits the center field wall trying to catch a hit from Millard West's Max Anderson resulting in an in-field home run during their state tournament game.
ELSIE STORMBERG/THE WORLD-HERALD
Crawford's Jillian Brennan (13) points up to the sky before the Class D 3,200-meter final at Omaha Burke High School during day one of the state track meet.
ELSIE STORMBERG/THE WORLD-HERALD
Gretna's Ashley Marsh connects with the ball alongside Marian's Maureen Tolley during the semifinal round of the Class A girls state soccer tournament at Morrison Stadium in Omaha, Nebraska, Saturday, May 11, 2019.
BRENDAN SULLIVAN/WORLD-HERALD
Elkhorn South players celebrate their championship while reading the name plate on the trophy after defeating Skutt during the NSAA Class B girls state soccer championship game Morrison Stadium in Omaha, Nebraska, Tuesday, May 14, 2019.
BRENDAN SULLIVAN/WORLD-HERALD
Jacob Himelick, left, a Millard north senior, chats with fellow senior Jace January as he signs January's year book. January likes to spend the time between classes greeting fellow students in the hallway.
RYAN SODERLIN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Hannah Gruhlkey hugs her goat Griffin as he nibbles on her hair during a Country Bumpkin 4-H Club meeting at the Living Legend Farm.
ELSIE STORMBERG/THE WORLD-HERALD
Chipper Fyfe stands on a dike to see how far floodwaters have risen just west of Hamburg, Iowa.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Nebraska pitchers stay loose before their NCAA Regional game in Oklahoma City.
Z LONG/THE WORLD-HERALD
Tad Badje, 49, right, and wife Shelly Badje, 48, pepper Title Boxing Club's general manager, Chris Gerhardt's mid-section during a two-on-one body shot race as part of their work out at Title Boxing Club in Omaha, Nebraska.
KENT SIEVERS/THE WORLD-HERALD
Two-year-old Hannah Bonnot of Denver, Colorado, stands in awe before "Mountain Outlaw" taken at Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, on display at Tom Mangelsen's "Life in the Wild" exhibition at the Durham Museum in Omaha, Nebraska.
KENT SIEVERS/THE WORLD-HERALD
A deer walks through the tall grass at Chalco Hills Recreation Area in Omaha, Nebraska.
RYAN SODERLIN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Canada geese fly over Flanagan Lake at sunset in Omaha, Nebraska.
RYAN SODERLIN/THE WORLD-HERALD
The sunset is reflected in some open water at Flanagan Lake in Omaha, Nebraska.
RYAN SODERLIN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Ian Murphy, canvases the nearly 90 snow people which are on display at the Leavenworth Park in Omaha, Nebraska. Neighbors such as Murphy say the snow people didn't exist yesterday and claim it happened over night or possibly early this morning.
BRENDAN SULLIVAN/THE WORLD-HERAL
Husker fans rock The Rock and corn hats in the first half as the University of Nebraska-Lincoln men's basketball team hosts Michigan State at the Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
KENT SIEVERS/THE WORLD-HERALD
An allosaurus appears to be eyeing a tasty, 19-month-old morsel named Austin Haseltine as he is lifted from the shoulders of his grandpa, Greg Fasano, by his mother, Amy Haseltine, with his father, Jim Haseltine looking on. The Dinosaur UpROAR exhibit at Lauritzen Gardens, 100 Bancroft Street in Omaha, Nebraska, features 20 life-sized installations as well as discovery stations and educational activities set throughout the gardens.
KENT SIEVERS/THE WORLD-HERALD
The setting moon is framed by some dried flowers at Lake Zorinsky in Omaha, Nebraska.
RYAN SODERLIN/THE WORLD-HERALD
A person goes for a run along the snow covered trails at Lake Zorinsky in Omaha, Nebraska.
RYAN SODERLIN/THE WORLD-HERALD
The sun rises on a snow covered Lake Zorinsky in Omaha, Nebraska.
RYAN SODERLIN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Pink and blue balloons float past the Sower statue on the Nebraska State Capitol after balloons were released for the 45th annual Nebraska Walk for Life in Lincoln, Nebraska.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Steam rises over north downtown Omaha, Nebraska, as morning lows were below -10 degrees.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Water covers a road near Valley, Nebraska, on Friday, March 15, 2019.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Heavy machinery stacks up concrete chunks on the shore of the Elkhorn River at the Q Street bridge as part of an effort to stabilize the bank on the recently flooded river.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Sarpy County Sheriff's Deputy Darin Morrissey rides an ATV through floodwaters in Hawaiian Village.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Omaha Roncalli's Shane Orr celebrates their double overtime win over Aurora during a semifinal game in the Class B Nebraska state basketball tournament at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Chris Machian
The Auburn bench and crowd react to Auburn's Cameron Binder hitting what would be the game winning shot against North Bend Central during the championship game in the Class C1 Nebraska state basketball tournament at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Chris Machian
Nebraska’s Adrian Martinez runs out of the end zone after a play during spring football practice at the Hawks Championship Center in Lincoln, Nebraska.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Treyton Gubser, left, and his uncle Daniel Gubser paddle using shovels through the floodwaters after they rescued Daniel's kid's cat, Bob, in Hamburg, Iowa.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Highway 81 is covered in floodwaters south of Columbus, Nebraska.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
A Nebraska National Guard helicopter flies over a flooded Waterloo, Nebraska, in March.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Cars drive drive across a flooded Platte River on Highway 50 just north of Louisville, Nebraska.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
A Canada goose flies over Matthew J. Placzek's "Monument to Labor" sculpture as floodwaters from the Missouri River begin to recede on the Omaha riverfront.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Floodwaters closed Ave I at North 26th Street in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Chris Machian
A truck drives through a flooded road near the Platte River in April.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Lincoln Pius X's Austin Jablonski holds up the net after his team defeated Omaha Roncalli in the championship game in the Class B Nebraska state basketball tournament at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Chris Machian
Amelia Fritz, right, holds on to her daughter-in-law Tesha Fritz in Glenwood, Iowa. They were evacuated from Pacific Junction, Iowa, after floodwaters hit the town last night. They were part of 15-relatives all staying in the same house or in a camper in the front driveway.
Chris Machian
Robert Jones looks around his flood damaged house north of Highway 50, near Louisville,Nebraska. The floor, which is normally a white tile, is covered in mud.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Aurora's Nicholas Hutsell, left, fouls Omaha Roncalli's Alexander Rodgers during a semifinal game in the Class B Nebraska state basketball tournament at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Lincoln Pius X's Charlie Easley, left, and and Omaha Roncalli's Alexander Rodgers stretch for a loose ball during the championship game in the Class B Nebraska state basketball tournament at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Chris Machian
Humphrey/Lindsay Holy Family's Trent Reardon, left and Jason Sjuts celebrate their victory over Fremont Bergan during the championship game in the Class D1 Nebraska state basketball tournament at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Chris Machian
Aurora's Kaleb Moural wipes the sweat from his face during the second half against Omaha Roncalli during a semifinal game in the Class B Nebraska state basketball tournament at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Bob the cat looks on from a basket in a boat after being rescued from floodwaters in Hamburg, Iowa.
CHRIS MACHIAN/THE WORLD-HERALD
A vehicle is stuck in floodwaters near 1st Street and Pierce Street in Fremont, Nebraska.
BRENDAN SULLIVAN/THE WORLD-HERAL
Tim Rockford, left, and David Bauer, tour the Bellwood Lakes neighborhood which was destroyed by the flooding days prior along the Platte River in Bellwood, Nebraska.
BRENDAN SULLIVAN/THE WORLD-HERAL
Lincoln East's Charlotte Bovaird practices her shot and she and her teammates warm up in the hallways before the start of the game. Lincoln East played Millard South in a Class A first-round basketball game during the girls state basketball tournament at the Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
RYAN SODERLIN/THE WORLD-HERALD
Westside poses with the championship plaque with the winning score on the wall behind them after Omaha Westside defeated Millard North 54-53 at Omaha Westside in Omaha, Nebraska.
KENT SIEVERS/THE WORLD-HERALD
Chris Saenz of Bellevue works out at FIT IN THE CITY in Papillion, Nebraska.
Where are the feminist protesters defending women? Are not these women being exploited? What a hypocritical world we live in. Suicides, disease, addictions, life expectancy of women who work in the pornography racket are far far worse than women who don't. Let's protest building a wall on the politicized phony premise that we care about the well being others but turns blind eye to the victims who sell their bodies and souls so men can sin.
Thanks to the city council for being really "tough" on the strip club. You can put on a shirt and tie, but he's still a strip club owner. Als, wher's me to when you really need them?
Please keep it clean, turn off CAPS LOCK and don't threaten
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Where are the feminist protesters defending women? Are not these women being exploited? What a hypocritical world we live in. Suicides, disease, addictions, life expectancy of women who work in the pornography racket are far far worse than women who don't. Let's protest building a wall on the politicized phony premise that we care about the well being others but turns blind eye to the victims who sell their bodies and souls so men can sin.
So where is the protest you are organizing or a part of? Maybe they will join you there.
I'll be traveling to Omaha the last week of July. Get your placard ready I'll meet you out front.
Thanks to the city council for being really "tough" on the strip club. You can put on a shirt and tie, but he's still a strip club owner. Als, wher's me to when you really need them?
Shirt, tie, and glasses. I still see the scurve underneath. The City Council just got suckered.
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Please keep it clean, turn off CAPS LOCK and don't threaten anyone. Be truthful, nice and proactive. And share with us - we love to hear eyewitness accounts.