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The sign for Hi Tech Service on Nolensville Road, between an auto repair shop and a mattress depot, couldn’t look more low-tech if it tried. With black letters on a white cinder block building, it looks older than the flip-phone or Netscape Navigator, because it is. “We’ve been here 33 years,” says founder and proprietor Tom Brucker sitting at the counter in the long building’s reception area. “The front area is the world’s smallest stereo store.and then the rest is all service.”
For decades, Brucker has been Nashville’s go-to guy to repair the gear that plays our music at home: amplifiers, turntables, loudspeakers, tape decks, CD players and beyond. On a recent visit, there were hundreds of those components on long shelves in multiple rooms and down a long spine-like hallway, standing in ranks on their sides. “We ve ended up storing quite a bit of the overflow and consignment,” Brucker said. “I probably got carried away with it.”
BY Nebraska State Patrol | December 19, 2020
DECEMBER 18, 2020 (LINCOLN, NEB.) Eighteen new troopers have joined the ranks of the Nebraska State Patrol (NSP). The members of the 63
rd Basic Recruit Class in NSP history received their badges and took the oath of office today during a ceremony at the State Capitol.
“Today is a great day for the Nebraska State Patrol,” said Colonel John Bolduc. “These 18 troopers have faced challenges and grew together as a team. The skills they’ve learned during the last six months of training will now be put to use in service to the citizens of Nebraska.”
The members of Camp 63 hail from three states and 13 different communities across Nebraska. The class completed 22 weeks of intense training at the Nebraska State Patrol Training Academy in Grand Island. The training included extensive live-action, hands-on scenarios, as we
BY Nebraska State Patrol | December 18, 2020
Courtesy/ Nebraska State Patrol. Members of the Nebraska State Patrol 63rd Basic Recruit Class outside the Nebraska Capitol on Friday December 18, 2020 upon their graduation.
DECEMBER 18, 2020 (LINCOLN, NEB.) Eighteen new troopers have joined the ranks of the Nebraska State Patrol (NSP). The members of the 63
rd Basic Recruit Class in NSP history received their badges and took the oath of office today during a ceremony at the State Capitol.
“Today is a great day for the Nebraska State Patrol,” said Colonel John Bolduc. “These 18 troopers have faced challenges and grew together as a team. The skills they’ve learned during the last six months of training will now be put to use in service to the citizens of Nebraska.”