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    You are at:Home»Local News»St. Patrick’s Day festivities to take over Aggieville

    St. Patrick’s Day festivities to take over Aggieville

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    By on March 15, 2022 Local News, Manhattan
    Photo by Brandon Peoples/News Radio KMAN
    Photo from the 2019 St. Patrick’s Day Parade. (Brandon Peoples/News Radio KMAN)

    Aggieville will be painted green Saturday as the tradition continues with the annual road races and parade.

    Aggieville Business Association Executive Director, Dennis Cook says it’ll be a great day for the community to get together and enjoy the weather.

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    Cook says they are extra grateful this year as they were offered about 80+ volunteers to help clean up Aggieville before all of the events.

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    The parade begins at 1 p.m. It’s preceded by the 44th annual road races, dubbed “Manhattan’s oldest running event.”  The Marvin Hachmeister 10K road race will once again feature the 91-year-old Hachmeister, who has participated in all but one of the annual events to date.

    Manhattan Running Company co-owner Trey Vernon spoke with KMAN about the schedule.
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    Vernon says another new element being added this year is that runners (21 and older) will get a free beer from Kite’s after crossing the finish line .
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    To register for the races or for more general information visit: stpatsmhk.com.

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