By Christopher Burbach Click here for updates on this story Nebraska (Omaha World-Herald) — Michael Coleman has reasons to like his little apartment near the heart of Dundee. “I’ve got some good neighbors around here that I love,” said Coleman, who’s 62 and disabled because of a bad back. “There’s one lady who lives down on the first floor, she and her family took the place of my mom and dad, because they’re up in heaven.” He can afford the $411 monthly rent he pays for his one-bedroom apartment at Underwood Tower, a public housing apartment building for senior citizens owned and managed by the Omaha Housing Authority. The utilities are paid. Coleman’s cat, named Millie for Col
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