All children 1-18 needing a meal this week will be able to pick up a free to-go lunch at some select USD 383 schools beginning today. This will be offered to anyone regardless of income level. USD 383 Child Nutrition says curb side pick up of hot to-go lunches and a cold breakfast for the [...]
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A Manhattan man is jailed on alleged sexual abuse charges. The Riley County Police Department says 34-year-old Kristopher O’Brion Bailey was arrested around 7 a.m. Saturday on one count of unlawful sexual relations – “teacher with student under the age of 16.” Formal charges are pending from the Riley County Attorney’s office. Bailey was a [...]
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Kansas State University announced Saturday it is limiting campus housing operations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and state of emergency. An email to students Saturday says students will be able to return to the residence halls to pick up medications and computers only, but prior authorization is required. Jardine Apartments will remain open with [...]
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OTTAWA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas health officials on Saturday confirmed the state’s eighth novel coronavirus case in a person from Franklin County in eastern Kansas. No details about the person were released, but the news follows on the heels of the Johnson County Department of Health and Environment announcing Saturday morning the state’s seventh case [...]
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Fort Riley leaders announced Saturday that a number of measures are being enacted to prevent the potential spread of COVID-19. . All service members returning from leave/official travel will immediately report to staff duty for health screening.. All personnel who traveled outside the U.S. or have come in contact with someone who tested positive for [...]
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Due to concerns over the COVID-19 virus, Manhattan residents have been stocking up on groceries. As in most places, the most popular item during the pandemic has been toilet paper, which the Manhattan Walmart had run completely out of by the weekend. Other stores like Dillon’s and HyVee experienced similar runs on cleaning supplies. Some [...]
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The Manhattan Public Library, like many other public places, announced Saturday a temporary closure until March 30. As a result, any items currently checked out will not be due until April 15 and no fines will be accrued. Items currently on hold will be held until April 6. Patrons are not required during the closure [...]
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Manhattan city officials are urging the public to stay calm amid the growing concerns nationally due to coronavirus. Mayor Usha Reddi issued a statement late Friday outlining her goal to help residents be the most prepared and reduce the risk of exposure. That includes a virtual shut down of city-wide sponsored public events and programs [...]
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Manhattan Convention and Visitors Bureau Director Karen Hibbard spoke with KMAN Friday about the cancellation of events in Manhattan in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. She says that some of the 14 conventions and events held during the month of March that the bureau directly works with have already been held, but many have been [...]
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Manhattan Convention and Visitors Bureau Director Karen Hibbard spoke with KMAN Friday about the cancellation of events in Manhattan in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. She says that some of the 14 conventions and events held during the month of March that the bureau directly works with have already been held, but many have been [...]
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