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    Pasture Fire west of Manhattan

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    By KMAN Staff on July 25, 2012 Local News

    Thousands of dollars worth of damage were reported from a pasture fire Wednesday evening on West 69th Avenue, west of Manhattan near Keats.

    The fire began about 6:30 in the evening when a hay baler caught fire for an unknown reason, while out in a field with a hay bale attached.  While one individual was treated by Riley County EMS on the scene, no one required hospitalization.

    Riley County Fire Chief Pat Collins indicates 35-40 acres on the William Smith farm were involved in the fire, amounting to a thousand dollars worth of hay , a haybaler, and a power pole being destroyed. 200 Westar customers were without power for nearly five hours.

    Collins tells KMAN his crews had the blaze under control in about two and a half hours. Eight fire trucks were on the scene, with 21 firefighters, as well as ambulance and law enforcement personnel.  

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