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Coleen Seng, who served 16 years as the northeast Lincoln representative on the Lincoln City Council (1987-2003) and four years as the city’s mayor (2003-2007), has been chosen as this year’s Keystone Award recipient.

A celebration of life for Delores Lintel will begin at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, May 5, in Lintel Park, 21st and Holdrege streets.

The Lincoln High School Class of 1968 will be celebrating its 50th reunion May 18-19. It will begin with a joint golf outing Friday, May 18, at Wilderness Ridge Golf Course with the Lincoln Southeast Class of 1968 starting at…

Aging Partners provides free electric fans to seniors age 60 and older in Lincoln and the surrounding area. To obtain a fan, call Aging Partners at 402-441-3025. The fans are available through the generous donations of individuals and organizations.

Community Crops administers 12 community gardens in Lincoln where 300 families grow their own food. Crops will offer a wide selection of vegetable plants, tasty herbs and beautiful perennials Friday, May 4, 2-6 p.m., and Saturday, May 5, 9 a.m.-1…

Tabitha Meals on Wheels are delivered to people who cannot prepare their own meals for health-related reasons. The basic menu, listed below, includes bread, margarine and milk. To order meals, get more information or volunteer, call Tabitha Meals on Wheels,…

The recently resurrected Lincoln Paint-A-Thon has a problem that will benefit a handful of low-income homeowners.

Bunny Linke gave a pretty straightforward answer when asked why she continued to work past her 88th birthday, 61 of those years at Colin Electric Motor Service.

Menus are subject to change. All meals include milk and are served Monday-Friday at these Aging Partners senior centers:

The Lutheran Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will honor the Rev. Renee Splichal Larson with an award Tuesday during a banquet, where she will speak.