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    You are at:Home»Local News»Manhattan Red Cedar Holiday Harvest to return to Roger Schultz Park December 3

    Manhattan Red Cedar Holiday Harvest to return to Roger Schultz Park December 3

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    By Nick McNamara on November 29, 2022 Local News, Manhattan

    Manhattan’s annual Red Cedar Holiday Harvest returns this Saturday at Roger Schultz Community Park.

    The event is free, giving families an opportunity to chop down their own tree for their holiday decor.

    The event also has a two-fold purpose of helping cull the population of Red Cedars — an invasive species that grow throughout the Park off of Miller Parkway.

    Manhattan Parks and Recreation staff will be at Roger Schultz to help with the cutting, hauling and loading — though folks are encouraged and welcome to cut their own tree. Only handsaws are permitted.

    Additionally, Britt’s Farm is partnering with Parks and Rec to offer hayrack rides to and from the trees.

    The event runs from 8:30 to 11 a.m. on December 3rd. Those looking to attend are asked to use the Loma Ridge entrance to Schultz Park. That’s located at 810 Loma Ridge Drive.

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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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