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    K-DOT Future Improvements

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    By KMAN Staff on August 29, 2012 State News

    TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) The Kansas Department of Transportation says 18 cities will share almost $11 million in funds for future highway improvements.

    The agency says the money will be available in July 2014, and in some cases, communities will have to provide matching funds. The projects add lanes or make other improvements to highways as they pass through the cities.

    Manhattan received the most money, $900,000, to help upgrade the Kansas 18 and K-113 interchange.

    Independence is receiving $800,000 for improvements on U.S. 75, while Liberal is getting the same amount to help upgrade U.S. 54. Winfield also is receiving $800,000 for improvements to U.S. 77.

    Other communities receiving funds are Augusta, Baxter Springs, Beloit, Coffeyville, Dighton, Downs, Great Bend, Hillsboro, Horton, Jewell, Leavenworth, Ness City, Norton and Stockton.

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