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Nebraska gunowners insist parks aren’t private property when it comes to concealed weapons
The city of Lincoln argues its order on firearms in city parks and trails complies with a state "Constitutional Carry" law, while four gu…
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The city of Lincoln argues its order on firearms in city parks and trails complies with a state "Constitutional Carry" law, while four gunowners say it exceeds the city's authority.
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