Manhattan Receives TA Grants Totaling $2.4 Million for Sidewalk Project City of Manhattan On Thursday, October 6 at Manhattan Catholic Schools, Mayor Linda Morse introduced Gov. Laura Kelly, who announced $28.5 million has been awarded for 32 Transportation Alternatives (TA) projects across Kansas fo r fiscal year 2023-24 , which includes two grants to Read More
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Manhattan Free Press 10.6.2022 – Former President Donald Trump Sues CNN for $475 Million
Former President Donald Trump Sues CNN for $475 Million By Douglas Andrews Patriot Post It’s notoriously difficult for a public figure to win a defamation suit, even when he’s right about the damage. K-State Travels to Ames for Nighttime Contest
ManhattanFreePress 9.29.2022 – Hurricane Ian Makes Landfall in Florida – NHC
Hurricane Ian Makes Landfall in Florida – NHC By Jack Phillips Epoch Times Category 4 Hurricane Ian made landfall over the west coast of Florida Wednesday afternoon, according to the National Hurricane Center. Cats Set for Morning Matchup with Texas Tech
ManhattanFreePress 9.22.2022 The City will not tell you but the 2023 Budget is 189271669M up 25747377
The City will not tell you but the 2023 Budget is $189,271,669 up $25,747,377 Editor’s note: Tuesday night the Manhattan City Commission passed the 2023 Budget. Read the Agenda Item (below) that was given to the Commission. Not once does the Summary tell what the Full Total Budget is. Now the Commission did Read More
ManhattanFreePress 9.15.2022 KCC grants public utility status to wind developer that could raise electric rates
KCC grants public utility status to wind developer that could raise electric rates By Patrick Richardson The Sentinel The Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) has approved the first stage of a project which will see elec- tricity from the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant near Burlington sent out of state rather than powering Wichita and Read More
Manhattan Free Press 9.8.2022 City of Manhattan Very Liberal City Commission passed the first reading of 2023 Budget
City of Manhattan Very Liberal City Commission passed the first reading of 2023 Budget (Editorial By Jon A. Brake Publisher Read the Agenda Item below and tell me what the 2023 Manhattan City Budget is going to be. City Staff gave this to the City Commission Tuesday night to pass on first reading. What?
Manhattan Free Press 9.1.2022 City of Manhattan to open Kimball Ave. Sept. 1
City of Manhattan to open Kimball Ave. Sept. 1 Kimball Avenue will be reopened to all four lanes of traffic between College Avenue and North Manhattan Avenue on Thursday, September 1.
Manhattan Free Press 08.25.2022 City of Manhattan is Playing Games With the Public and Park & Rec.
City of Manhattan is Playing Games With the Public and Park & Rec. Editorial By Jon A. Brake Publisher Manhattan Free Press The first thing I think of when starting an editorial about the City of Manhattan is Control. The City of Manhattan Staff and City Manager have complete control of everything, City Commission, Businesses and Read More
Manhattan Free Press 8.18.2022 Manhattan City Commission Approved Reconstruction Costing $28.6 M – $3.2 to City
Manhattan City Commission Approved Reconstruction Costing $28.6 M – $3.2 to City Agenda Item SummaryCity Commission – August 16, 2022 Subject: Reconstruct Runway 3/21 (AP2202, CIP #AP030P) Staff Contact/Department: Brandon Keazer, Airport Director Action Item: Consider accepting the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Grant Offer, and contingent upon its receipt, awarding the runway construction contract, approving Read More
Manhattan Free Press 8.11.2022 Abortion Rights Forces Won Huge Victory but Fight in Kansas Rages On
Abortion Rights Forces Won Huge Victory but Fight in Kansas Rages On By Dylan Lysen Kansas News Service TOPEKA, Kan. (KNS) — The landmark defeat of an anti-abortion amendment to the Kansas Constitution drew international attention. It left abortion rights forces thrilled and their opponents in despair.