
Tomsu Tournament Raises $334,000 for Cancer Care
The 28th annual Joe Tomsu Memorial Tournament drew bowlers from 15 states and two countries to Mockingbird Lanes in Omaha.
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The 28th annual Joe Tomsu Memorial Tournament drew bowlers from 15 states and two countries to Mockingbird Lanes in Omaha.
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Volunteers served more than 400 meals at the mission's annual Veterans' Celebration Banquet ahead of Veterans Day in Omaha.
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