People who live along the North 30th Street corridor along the Miller Park and Minne Lusa neighborhoods have been concerned about speeding traffic in their area for quite some time. Now, they've got something else to worry about.

The article discusses a contentious issue in North Omaha where the neighborhood and city council are debating the approval of a liquor license for a new business, the North Omaha Music and Arts Society (NOMAS). The debate centers around concerns from local residents about the potential increase in crime and disruption to the community's peace, given the area's history with alcohol-related issues. Proponents of the license argue that NOMAS could serve as a cultural hub, promoting arts and music, potentially revitalizing the neighborhood economically and culturally. The city council is considering these arguments alongside the community's safety concerns, with a decision pending that could set a precedent for future business developments in the area.

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