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    Local landlord says mayor physically attacked his wife during lease discussion

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    By KMAN Staff on August 9, 2024 Local News, Manhattan

    By Megan Moser/Manhattan Mercury

    A local landlord says Manhattan mayor Susan Adamchak attacked his wife during an argument about a lease agreement.

    Roger Seymour, whose company owns and rents properties in Manhattan, spoke during public comment at the Manhattan City Commission meeting this week. He said he was discussing a lease agreement with a family from Afghanistan on July 27, and Adamchak was present to help the family.

    The full story can be viewed at themercury.com

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