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Theresa Cassiday, freelancer

Copy writing & editing in Omaha, Nebraska and the U.S.

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Office closed Aug. 28 to remember Kay Appel

The office of Catena Creations will be closed on Aug. 28. We will be attending the memorial service for Kay Appel and assisting her sons, Jake Hammel and Aaron Hammel, with the arrangements.

Obituary: Kay Francis Appel

kay-appelKay Appel – beloved mother, daughter, sister, and friend – completed this part of her journey on Thursday, August 14, 2014 after a two-year battle with cancer. She was 60 years old.

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Catena Creations redesigns its website

We’ve redesigned the Catena Creations website to update both the content and the structure of the site, and to add several new features.

The redesign started in August 2013, when I updated the logo in honor of my fifth anniversary. I then tried to update the site with the WordPress theme I’d bought through Themeforest.

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Shoe-la-la: Networking at its funnest

I had the privilege of joining TIPS group No. 1 for the Sarpy County Chamber. We meet at 7:30 a.m. every Friday at John A. Gentleman Mortuary in Bellevue.

This is NOT your ordinary TIPS group. Yes, we exchange tips and referrals and support. But we have so much fun doing it! This group of outgoing, friendly people knows how to play while they work, and care for the group’s members while they’re doing it.

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Catena Creations launches AmeriSpec redesign

AmeriSpec Omaha and Lincoln website after makeoverCatena Creations has redesigned and updated the AmeriSpec Omaha and Lincoln website. We’ve given it a new look and a new plan for search engine optimization (SEO).

We first redesigned the company’s website in December 2010, then transferred the site to WordPress in 2011. Much has changed since then in the realm of website design, mobile sites and SEO. This update  added the latest technology to the site to incorporate those changes.

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Super Cruiser Ride benefits Make-A-Wish Nebraska

If you saw a a few caped superheroes and masked marvels in midtown Omaha Saturday, you weren’t seeing things. Those were the 250+ participants in the first annual Super Cruiser Ride.

The Oct. 19 benefit was organized to raise funds for Make-A-Wish Nebraska. My brother-in-law, Mike Schwartz, is owner of Wohlner’s at Midtown Crossing, and was one of the sponsors for the ride. At his request, I volunteered to take pictures at the ride.

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