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KPIX CBS Evening News With Jeff Glor September 4, 2018 - Vimarsana News

KPIX CBS Evening News With Jeff Glor September 4, 2018

Of ancient artifacts have been lost after a massive fire engulfed a 200yearold museum. The flames destroying priceless artifacts that date back for centuries. A woman in texas leaving troopers on a highspeed chase with a baby in the backseat. Shes got the baby, and were running. She eventually tried to carjack another driver before being arrested by police. President trump launching new attacks on his own attorney general. Criticizing sessions about the indictment of two republican congressmen ahead of the mid term elections. Two easy wins now in doubt. Good job, jeff. Joe biden hitting the pa...

50 people apply for open city manager position in Manhattan - Vimarsana News

50 people apply for open city manager position in Manhattan

MANHATTAN (KSNT) - City officials in the Little Apple are moving forward with plans to find a new city manager this year.

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Retirement reception planned for City Manager, Ron Fehr - Vimarsana News

Retirement reception planned for City Manager, Ron Fehr

by BECKY GOFFLittle Apple PostMANHATTAN - On Thursday, April 18th, th

Flint Hills Regional Leadership Program Graduation - Vimarsana News

Flint Hills Regional Leadership Program Graduation

The Board of Directors of the Flint Hills Regional Leadership Program has acknowledged the completion of coursework and graduation of twenty

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Q&A | Fehr shares his early career aspirations, greatest challenges and what's next - Vimarsana News

Q&A | Fehr shares his early career aspirations, greatest challenges and what's next

Longtime Manhattan city manager Ron Fehr, who is retiring in April, has been in his job for 23 years and has worked for the city government for four decades.