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    You are at:Home»Local News»Water main breaks continue to plague city streets

    Water main breaks continue to plague city streets

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    By KMAN Staff on May 13, 2016 Local News, Manhattan, Riley County

    Capture3Water main breaks are continuing to impact travel throughout Manhattan. Yesterday, traffic was closed on Kimball Avenue between College and Browning. On May 7, a water main break on Anderson Avenue closed traffic between 16th and 17th street briefly. Traffic was reduced to one lane for a few days while crews repaired the break.

    According to Rob Ott, Public Works Director, the water main on Anderson avenue was installed in 1914. Ott plans to respond to KMAN’s inquiries in depth next week.

    Tweets from the @CityofMHK indicate the situation on Kimball has been resolved for now.

    Eastbound Kimball Avenue at Browning will be closed until further notice due to water main break #manhattankstraffic

    — City of Manhattan (@cityofmhk) May 12, 2016

    Please avoid the area of Kimball Avenue from College to Browning. Street closed due to water main break #manhattankstraffic

    — City of Manhattan (@cityofmhk) May 12, 2016

    For your morning commute: all lanes of Kimball now open #manhattankstraffic

    — City of Manhattan (@cityofmhk) May 13, 2016

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