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    Manhattan man appears in court after arson charge

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    By KMAN Staff on March 15, 2016 Local News, Manhattan
    Manhattan firefighters attend to a house fire on 615 Yuma St. in Manhattan. (Staff photo by Brady Bauman)
    Manhattan firefighters attend to a house fire on 615 Yuma St. in Manhattan. (Staff photo by Brady Bauman)
    Manhattan firefighters attend to a house fire on 615 Yuma St. in Manhattan. (Staff photo by Brady Bauman)

    After being arrested on arson charges, a Manhattan man appeared in Riley County Court Tuesday.

    Donnie Hill appeared via webcam for a status hearing, after he was charged with arson and theft of property in February.

    Hill’s counsel used the appearance to schedule a second hearing with the court, as they continue to gather facts.

    KMAN previously reported that Hill was found near the 615 Yuma St. home he allegedly set a blaze, with lacerations to his arm prior to his arrest.

    Hill will return to the courtroom on March 29.

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