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    You are at:Home»Local News»AUDIO: Manhattan city commission, school board candidates take questions Sunday

    AUDIO: Manhattan city commission, school board candidates take questions Sunday

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    By KMAN Staff on October 8, 2017 Local News, Manhattan, Top Story
    USD 383 School Board candidates answer questions during Sunday’s forum hosted by the League of Women Voters. (Staff photo by Cathy Dawes)

    Candidates for the Manhattan City Commission and the USD 383 School Board gathered Sunday afternoon at the Manhattan Fire Department Headquarters to discuss issues and answer questions during the League of Women Voter’s candidate forum.

    Incumbent city commissioners Usha Reddi and Wynne Butler were joined by Jerred McKee, Brian Thomason and Kaleb James.

    Jurdene Coleman, Karla Hagenmeister, Katrina Lewison and Jennifer Prewitt were the school board candidates.

    The forum aired live on KMAN Sunday and can be listened to below:

          School Board Candidates FULL
          Commisioner Candidates FULL

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