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Two assistant managers essential to city services

To the Editor: In a recent “I Wonder” column, the question was posed regarding the need for two assistant city managers for the City of Manhattan. The Mercury’s response was informative and clear. ...

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Youth continue to need support

I have received several calls from UFM constituents as a result of the implication in the Wednesday, July 10, Manhattan Mercury that the city was recommending a $20,000 cut to UFM. In fact, the SSAB...

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Willard Tilley

Willard Leroy Tilley, 84, of Frankfort died Saturday in Frankfort. ...

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State arts funding climb will be steep

In light of the state’s recent issuance of grants totaling $58,400 to eight organizations, including $4,000 to one in Wamego, we’d like to consider the cup half full with regard to state arts funding...

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Betty Ebert

Betty J. Ebert, 74, of Flush died Saturday at her home in Flush. ...

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Olive Rathbone

Olive A. Rathbone, 98, of Topeka, and former a longtime resident of Manhattan, died Saturday at the Midland Hospice House in Topeka. ...

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Jean Keller

Jean H. Keller, 86, of Manhattan died Sunday at the Via Christi Village in Manhattan. ...

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Judith Miller

Judith (Vick) Miller, 66, of Orlando, Fla., died May 13, in Orlando, Fla. ...

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Meghan McGee

Meghan Jean McGee, 34, of Manhattan died Thursday after a brief illness at Stormont-Vail Trauma Center in Topeka. ...

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K-State athlete now keeps copters in shape

For some, running is a hobby to keep in shape. For others, it’s an escape. For Spc. Mathew Chesang, running is a way of life. “When you are out there, you just run and communicate with nature, you just...

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McDonald’s on city agenda

City commissioners will consider a deal that would continue the modernization of the Bluemont roundabout area during their Tuesday meeting. On the agenda is consideration of an agreement with...

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Several object to idea of county building panel

Nine members of the public questioned the need for a proposed Public Building Commission during a hearing held by the Riley County Commission Monday. County commissioners are considering creating the...

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Senior 17ers go 5-0 this weekend

With an undefeated weekend record heading into Sunday’s final game of the Kansas State showcase, the American Legion Manhattan Manko senior 17ers were looking good after half an inning against their...

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Weatherman cooperates with music festival sponsors

The schedule may have included musical acts that didn’t play jazz, but the real difference between the 2013 Little Apple Music Festival and those held the last few years in City Park was the weather....

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Kansas State Stuns Russia during a Three minute Cat Attack- in one of the...

Russia Basketball Team 1978 The Kansas State athletic department faced many obstacles in preparing for the USSR National Basketball team’s visit to Ahearn Field-house during January of 1978. Band...

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Outage causes headaches for downtown businesses

Around 18,000 Westar customers are without power Tuesday afternoon. The significant power outage took out a large portion of the downtown commercial area, including Manhattan Town Center. Westar energy...

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Titans take second at state

The Manhattan Titans 11-and-under baseball team traveled to Great Bend this past weekend and competed in the NBC state championship tournament.  Manhattan went 4-1 for the tournament to finish second...

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Lasers go 4-3 in Kansas City

The Manhattan Optimist 18-and-under Lasers softball team recorded a 4-3 record in the ASA Heartland World Series in Kansas City this past weekend. Manhattan opened play with a 4-0 victory over the...

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Dillon qualifies for USGA Junior Amateur Championship

Manhattan High junior-to-be golfer Cole Dillon has qualified for the 2013 USGA Junior Amateur Championship, which begins July 22 in Truckee, Calif. The USGA accepted 2,860 entries for this year’s...

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Finney on on Lombardi watch list

Kansas State junior center B.J. Finney captured his third watch list honor Monday, as he was named a candidate for the Rotary Lombardi Award, the award’s committee announced. Finney, one of 107...

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