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    Manhattan Fire Has Busy Morning

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    By KMAN Staff on January 18, 2013 Local News

    Manhattan Fire DepartmentA possible arson may be to blame for two vehicle fires during Friday’s early morning hours.

    The Manhattan Fire Department responded to a call at the 600 block of Yuma of a vehicle on fire.

    Upon arrival, the crews found two vehicles were on fire.

    The estimated loss at this time is $15,000 from both the 2003 Hyundia Sonata and the 2008 Dodge Caliber.

    The investigation is still ongoing and there is consideration of a possible arson.

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    An early morning fire here in Manhattan has left damage to a carport and a duplex.

    The Manhattan Fire Department responded to a call in the 1200 block of Ratone at about 7, Friday morning.

    Upon arrival, the crews found the carport fully involved in fires and extending to a single story duplex.

    Crews did extinguish the fires.

    The investigation is still ongoing and there has not been a set dollar amount determined at this point.

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