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    Manhattan is ‘special place’ for incoming city manager Danielle Dulin

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    By KMAN Staff on August 20, 2024 Local News
    Photo Courtesy of Lewis Marien / The Manhattan Mercury

    Home is where the heart is, and Manhattan’s newest city manager said she is returning to work in a community she always has loved.

    Long before the Manhattan city commission appointed Danielle Dulin as city manager early this month, she was an economics student at K-State. She grew up in the small Kansas town of Bucklin about 30 miles southeast of Dodge City, but it was in the Little Apple that she met Mike, her husband and a fellow K-State graduate, and began her professional career.

    For more information go to the themercury.com

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