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Recent News in Grand Island

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Mayor Roger Steele honored lone honoree Bob Hinrichs—World War II veteran—at Tabitha at Prairie Commons by presenting him a medal and certificate for his service.

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Lyonheart Equine Assisted Learning will host its Wild West Carnival (celebrating 10 years) at the Buffalo County Fairgrounds on April 12, and the event will offer community members a unique celebration of its decade-long program.

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Grand Island Emergency Center is using AI to train new dispatchers by assessing call quality and simulating 911 calls—approved with a $23,906.25 annual contract on March 25, the system will be tailored to local procedures before final purchase.

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