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Which is your top priority among the proposed recreation projects for the city?
Fix City Pool ($7.5 million)
Fix Northview Pool ($2 million)
Fix CiCo Pool ($600K)
Zoo education building ($3.9 million)
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Bob's Big Ditch - another grand city scheme
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09 Football Predictions
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Womens Basketball 13-0
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Dickey hired as OL coach
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Retiring Here
 Monday, January 05, 2009

Manhattan Kansas is a picturesque town that provides a unique location for you to settle down and enjoy your retirement.

From golf courses to the Manhattan Arts Center productions there is always something for the retirement communities to become involved in.

This page is for those who are interested in retiring in Manhattan, and for those who are already retired here and want to know what is going on for seniors around the community.
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What's happening?
Published 7/11/2008
A Complete List of Retirement/Nursing Homes
If you're looking at moving yourself or someone you love into a retirement or nursing home, here's a list of the places you have available in Manhattan plus their contanct information.
Published 5/19/2008
Printer, teacher, soldier, editor reaches age 90
Chester Unruh, a 45-year resident of Manhattan, is convinced he is living in the ideal location of Kansas.
Published 2/15/2008
Deep-rooted natural beauty
On this, the 27th Annual Earth Day, today's edition of Parade magazine asks "What Makes America Beautiful?"
Published 4/23/2007
Senior Services
Published 1/15/2007
Recreation
Published 2/12/2004
Houses of Worship
The following is a list of all the churches in Manhattan, along with their respective addresses and telephone numbers.
Published 8/10/2004
Lifelong Learning
Published 1/26/2004
Transportation
Published 1/26/2004
Prestigious performances
Kansas State University maintains one of the most prestigious lecture series in American colleges and universities
Published 1/31/2007
Other Content
Manhattan ranked as a top place to retire young
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