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Amish finding a home well off the beaten path in Nebraska’s Sandhills

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A group of Amish newcomers from Michigan and Kentucky are setting down roots in Nebraska. Reuben Miller, the 46-year-old bishop of the Kilgore Amish community, said their draft horses aren't quite acclimated yet to the drier grasses of the Sandhills. The settlement, which includes Miller's family of 13, may eventually grow to 15 to 20 families.

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Amish finding a home well off the beaten path in Nebraska’s Sandhills

KILGORE — Turn south onto the blacktop out of this Cherry County ranch town, and the Sandhills seem to roll on for an eternity. “Wide-open spaces” aptly describes the endless

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Nebraska Examiner broke the news in 1 year ago on Wednesday, November 22, 2023.

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Amish finding a home well off the beaten path in Nebraska’s Sandhills

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