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    You are at:Home»Local News»Walk to end Alzheimer’s held in Manhattan’s City Park on Saturday

    Walk to end Alzheimer’s held in Manhattan’s City Park on Saturday

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    By AJ Shaw on September 30, 2023 Local News, Manhattan
    Participants hold up flowers in recognition and remembrance of those who suffer from and have succumbed to Alzheimer’s. Photo by AJ Shaw/News Radio KMAN
    The Alzheimer’s Association held its seventh annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Saturday in Manhattan.
    Over 300 participants were on hand, including members of the K-State Baseball team and the Sigma Kappa-Theta Tau sorority.
    MollyPatt Eyestone says that the fundraising walk is the highest per capita walk in the state of Kansas.
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    Eyestone says the foundation has raised over $67,000 and were looking to get at least $100,000 in donations.
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    Mary Martell, who’s stepmother succumbed to the disease last November, spoke about the importance of clinical research when studying Alzheimer’s.
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    Eyestone, who’s grandfather also succumbed to the disease, spoke about why it was important to be in attendance for this event.
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    The leading fundraiser for the event was Sigma Kappa-Theta Tau with over $5,000 raised for the walk. Donations can be made to the Alzheimer’s Association website through Dec. 15.
    Participants stretching out before the walk on Saturday at Manhattan’s City Park. Photo by AJ Shaw/KMAN
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    Born and raised in the Chicagoland area, AJ joined KMAN in the Summer of 2023 and is currently a news/sports reporter, producer and host of Scoreboard Saturday. You can contact him at aj@1350kman.com.

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