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    Incident on Highway 24 and Bluemont Avenue

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    By KMAN Staff on November 17, 2013 Local News, Manhattan, Riley County, Top Story

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    Update Monday 6 a.m. Monday morning:

    A vehicle/bicycle accident at the intersection of Tuttle Creek Boulevard and Bluemont Avenue sent a man to the hospital Sunday evening. The bicyclist reportedly was code yellow, which means a need for medical attention but non life-threatening injuries. The accident also closed one of the northbound lanes on Highway 24 early Sunday evening.

    More details are expected a bit later this (Monday) morning during the weekday briefing by Riley County Police.

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    Riley County Police are not releasing details as of yet, but one of the northbound lanes on Highway 24 was blocked at the intersection with Bluemont Avenue near the Walmart store in Manhattan early Sunday evening.  Stay with KMAN News for more details on this story.

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