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Friday, March 12, 2010
City looks for savings on energy
Administration in negotiations to make facilities more efficient
Luke Thompson lthompson@themercury.com

At the request of the city commission, city staff is moving forward in negotiations with Trane Commercial systems to make city facilities more energy efficient.

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At the request of the city commission, city staff is moving forward in negotiations with Trane Commercial systems to make city facilities more energy efficient.
Published 3/12/2010
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas State tried to provide the Women's Big 12 Championship with its first upset Friday. But in the end, there was just way too much Kelsey Griffin to defend.
Published 3/12/2010
Riley County is leading the way in a statewide initiative to help fight obesity and promote exercise and healthy eating.
Published 3/12/2010
Three K-State students have been nominated for Morris K. Udall Scholarships: Emily Tummons, Leawood; Emily Patton, Prairie Village; and Mark Sowers, Spring Hill.
Published 3/12/2010
The Dorothy Bramlage Public Library and the Friends of DBPL will host their third annual Big Read community-wide reading project beginning March 27.
Published 3/12/2010
USD 383 Board of Education members got their first collective look Wednesday at a proposed list of cuts the district may need to make in order to keep their operating budgets in the black.
Published 3/11/2010
The days of Manhattan city officials touting the state's lowest unemployment rate are over after a spike in the city's numbers in January.
Published 3/11/2010
RILEY — It's been a particularly long winter for Riley County, public works officials told county commissioners Thursday morning. The commissioners were in Riley as part of their annual traveling tour of the county.
Published 3/11/2010
Fort Riley officials said a soldier was found dead on post Wednesday afternoon.
Published 3/11/2010
The Kansas Senate Wednesday gave unanimous approval to a bill designed to impact land use adjacent to or surrounding military installations.
Published 3/11/2010
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