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Still one of the most popular way to travel from your old home to your new home is by plane, but there have been significant pricing increases which makes this option more costly. Although we can't save you money traveling, we can give you useful information on fees and charges. One of the 'new' fees which varies airline to airline is baggage fees. To calculate these charges by airline, here is a useful link: http://cms.bcdtravelinmotion.com/static/99/Airline_baggage_fees_chart.pdf

Yard waste collection in Omaha will begin the week of April 6-10. Yardwaste collection has steadily increased which results in less going to the land fill. There is a catch though. If there is too much brown waste, which is leaves, to green waste, the excess needs to go to the land fill anyway. Unfortunately 4000 tons of yeard waste had to go to the land fill due to this imbalance. For more information on yard waste call 402-444-4500 which is the Public Works Department for the city of Omaha. Yard waste is made into a natural compost product called Omagro. This product can e purchased at many local garden supply stores or directly from the City of Omaha Composting Facility, 15705 Harlan Lewis Road, Bellevue NE 68123. The phone number is 402-444-6665.

To get a new recycling bin call the same number

Welcome to the great state of Nebraska, where the possibilities are endless! As a new resident, you are no doubt anxious to make Nebraska your home. One of the important steps in that process is acquiring a Nebraska Driver's License.

All new drivers in Nebraska have thirty (30) days to acquire a Nebraska Driver's License. The first step in the process is to find your nearest driver license office. To find the nearest Nebraska Driver's License office, you can visit http://www.dmv.state.ne.us/examining/map.html. Driver’s Licenses are issued individually by county, so you’ll need to find the location of the county office closest to you. Please note that offices are closed for all statutory state holidays, such as President’s Day, Memorial Day, Columbus Day and Veteran’s Day. You also want to avoid the busiest times at the offices, such as after 3:00 PM on business days, days when schools are closed, and the days just before and after holidays.