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    You are at:Home»Local News»Friday fire in Manhattan causes estimated $22,000 in damage

    Friday fire in Manhattan causes estimated $22,000 in damage

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    By Nick McNamara on November 5, 2022 Local News, Manhattan

    An evening fire was quickly extinguished Friday night in Manhattan.

    Manhattan Fire officials resonded to a report of a fire in the 2100 block of Walnut Drive after 9 p.m.

    There, crews found a single car garaged owned by Dan Edgar fully involved in fire, unoccupied upon arrival. Officials in a release say 17 firefighters and 5 fire apparatus responded to the scene.

    MFD estimates the blaze caused 15 thousand dollars in damage to the structure and 5 thousand dollars in damage to its contents — with 2 thousand more dollars in heat damage caused to a vehicle next to the garage. The cause remains under investigation.

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    Community and government broadcast journalist. 2019 1st place Kansas Association of Broadcasters Award winner in the medium market radio spot news category. Product of Kansas State University, Cal State Long Beach, and Los Angeles Pierce College. Reach me at Nick@1350KMAN.com.

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