The city of Omaha seeks to add another sister city: the Italian town of Carlentini
The city of Omaha is looking to add another sister city, this one, the Italian city of Carlentini. Three Italian heritage organizations in Omaha helped lay the groundwork for the friendship agreement. Carlentini’s first immigrants arrived in Omaha in the early 1900s. The population of Carlentini led to the development of the Little Italy district of Omaha with family restaurants, shops, and food markets. “To say that there is enormous enthusiasm for this city of friendship within the Italian-American community of Omaha would be an understatement,” said OSCA committee chair Carlentini Celann Lagreca. A virtual friendship agreement signing ceremony will be held at the Durham Museum on September 22. This is the first step towards a formal twin city agreement.
The city of Omaha is looking to add another sister city, this one, the Italian city of Carlentini.
Three Italian heritage organizations in Omaha helped lay the groundwork for the friendship agreement. Carlentini’s first immigrants arrived in Omaha in the early 1900s.
The Carlentini people led to the development of the Little Italy district of Omaha with family restaurants, shops and food markets.
“To say that there is enormous enthusiasm for this city of friendship within the Italian-American community of Omaha would be an understatement,” said Celann Lagreca, chair of the OSCA Carlentini committee.
A virtual friendship agreement signing ceremony will take place at the Durham Museum on September 22.
This is the first step towards a formal twin city agreement.