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A Reminder of Our Freedom

by Coby Mach, President & CEO Lincoln Independent Business Association | Posted: 02/8/12

This year, 49 state senators may debate the merits of requiring the Pledge of Allegiance in Nebraska schools grades K-12. The Lincoln Independent Business Association (LIBA) supports the patriotic practice of Nebraska schools leading their pupils in the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance each day. It is a brief... more

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LIBA Comments on Lincoln Public Schools District Office (LPSDO) New District Office

by Coby Mach, President & CEO-Lincoln Independent Business Association | Posted: 01/1/12

After making the fiscally questionable decision to rebuild the Lincoln Public Schools District Office (LPSDO) at 59th and O Streets, it is important that the Lincoln Board of Education not spend excessively on the new... more

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Lincoln Nebraska Community Leaders Listen!

by Coby Mach, President & CEO-Lincoln Independent Business Association | Posted: 12/1/11

I would like to thank the Nebraska Highway Commission for listening to members of the Lincoln Independent Business Association (LIBA) and quickly responding to LIBA’s call to get Lincoln’s South Beltway built. On September 23,... more

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Doing what’s Right for the Taxpayer in Lincoln Nebraska!

by Coby Mach, President & CEO, Lincoln Independent Business Association | Posted: 11/2/11

The Lincoln Independent Business Association appreciates the efforts Lincoln Public Schools has made in reviewing possible sites for the new District Office. We also believe the public should be commended for their willingness to provide... more

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This week I testified before the Nebraska Highway Commission about building a South Beltway

by Coby Mach, President & CEO, Lincoln Independent Business Association | Posted: 10/1/11

I thanked the NDOR for playing a key role in an agreement among the City of Lincoln, Lancaster County and the NDOR in purchasing right-of-way for the protection of the South and East Beltways. I... more

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Please Thank Our Lancaster County Commissioners

by Coby Mach, President & CEO, Lincoln Independent Business Association | Posted: 09/1/11

A message to the Lancaster County Commissioners…thank you for not raising property taxes! Thank you for finding efficiencies and creative solutions to the budgetary challenges we have all faced in preparation for this next fiscal... more

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Appreciate the efforts by the LPS Administration and School Board

by Coby Mach, President & CEO, Lincoln Independent Business Association | Posted: 08/1/11

The Lincoln Independent Business Association appreciates the efforts by the LPS Administration and School Board in holding the overall tax rate flat for the 2011-12 School Year Budget.  Although the General Fund levy will increase,... more

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Going Green In Lincoln Nebraska

by Coby Mach, President & CEO, Lincoln Independent Business Association | Posted: 07/1/11

Should concern over global warming require every new commercial building in Lincoln to have a grass roof? As Kermit the Frog once noted, “It’s not easy being green.” As Nebraskans, we care about our environment... more

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City of Lincoln – Surveys, Roads & The CIR

by Coby Mach, President & CEO, Lincoln Independent Business Association | Posted: 06/1/11

The Mayor is asking for your help!  I am not a huge fan of on-line surveys, but Mayor Chris Beutler has placed a great deal of importance on a new survey, so I encourage you... more

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Spending Lincoln Nebraska Tax Money 101

by Coby Mach, President & CEO, Lincoln Independent Business Association | Posted: 05/1/11

Does downtown Lincoln need a Promenade?  Is it a wise use of city resources and TIF money?  The money would fund the design and implementation of a proposed streetscape plan along M Street from 7th... more

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