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    You are at:Home»Local News»From the Little Apple to China: Chamber of Commerce Reaches Out On a Global Scale

    From the Little Apple to China: Chamber of Commerce Reaches Out On a Global Scale

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    By KMAN Staff on November 29, 2013 Local News

    Two Kansas entities partnered together for a recent trip to China.  Former Manhattan Mayor, Loren Pepperd went on the trip and shared the details during a recent edition of KMAN’s In Focus and said the Manhattan Area Chamber of commerce sponsored the trip.

    Peppard said 24 people were on the trip, and it couldn’t have been a better group to travel with saying it was “an unbelievable trip” that left lasting memories.

    The group visited various locations in China, including the Great Wall.  Micheal Henry shared photos of the trip below.

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