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Snow hampers first meal at new Common Table location

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By KMAN Staff on January 10, 2025 Local News, Manhattan

This week’s winter storm put a damper on a local organization’s inaugural dinner for the community.

Monday was supposed to be the first meal service, hosted by Common Table, that took place at the Lincoln Education Center at 901 Poyntz Ave., but organizers canceled the dinner because of dangerous weather and driving conditions.

As a result, Tuesday night featured only 20 patrons; however that number doubled on Wednesday to around 45 people. Common Table chair Deb Nuss said those numbers are likely because of the poor weather, and she expects a higher turnout using the Lincoln Education Center compared to the old system.

The full story can be read at The Mercury.

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