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2004 Keep Nebraska Beautiful Awards The 2004 Keep Nebraska Beautiful Awards were presented on Friday, October 21 in Nebraska City. The 2004 Keep Nebraska Beautiful Award winners are as follows: Civic/Non Profit Group Award First Place: Nebraska Boys Ranch, Alliance Second Place: Keep Scottsbluff-Gering Beautiful Award of Excellence: US Recycling Co., Ogallala Business/Industry Award Alliance Times Herald, Alliance Youth Group/School Elementary Award First Place: St. Isidore NEED Group, Columbus Second Place: Tiger Country 4-H Group, Table Rock Youth Group/School Secondary Award First Place: Ogallala Renaissance Club Second Place: FBLA Club at Boone Central School, Albion Great American Clean Award First Place: Keep Scottsbluff-Gering Beautiful Second Place: Keep Beatrice Beautiful Grow Big Red Award Tiger Country 4-H Group, Table Rock Deanie Anderson Outstanding Community Environmental Award First Place Less Than 2500: Community of Petersburg Second Place Less Than 2500: Community of Comstock Awards of Excellence Less Than 2500: Communities of Albion, Julian and Table Rock First Place 2501-10,000: City of Alliance Second Place 2501-10,000: City of Ogallala First Place Over 10,000: City of Beatrice Overall Deanie Anderson Community Winner: City of Alliance Nadine Blair KAB Affiliate Outstanding Coordinator Award Kathy Kropuenske, Keep Scottsbluff-Gering Beautiful Keep America Beautiful Affiliate Award Gold Level Award Winners: Keep Alliance Beautiful Keep Beatrice Beautiful Keep Chadron Beautiful Keep Fremont Beautiful Keep Lexington Beautiful Keep North Platte & Lincoln County Beautiful Keep Northeast Nebraska Beautiful Keep Schuyler Beautiful Keep Scottsbluff-Gering Beautiful

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