In a time when cops are scrutinized more than ever, and most headlines involving the police are reporting where things went wrong, two Manhattan police officers are doing their best to exemplify what community policing should be about.
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New Manhattan Administrator makes her mark
Manhattan’s new Village Administrator Rosemaria DiBenedetto is making some changes at village hall as she settles in, just over two weeks into the new position.
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Manhattan police arrest Manhattan man on 14 felony counts of unauthorized bathroom recordings
A Manhattan man is facing 14 felony counts of unauthorized video recording of adults and children following a New Year’s Eve party at his home.
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Faith Connection hopes to make season jolly
If Faith Connection’s congregation has their way, senior citizens in Pembroke Township will have an especially joyous holiday season.
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Manhattan woman killed in collision with school bus
The driver of a passenger vehicle is dead following a collision with a Manhattan School District 114 school bus.
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Manhattan adds new snowplow chassis to fleet
The Village of Manhattan unanimously authorized the purchase of a 2027 International HV507 SFA Chassis snowplow truck.
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48 Hours with MFPD
In seconds, the peaceful night was interrupted by a flashing red ceiling light bouncing off the painted cinderblock half-walls, followed by alarm tones
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MFPD Improves Overall Response Times
The Manhattan Fire Protection District, through collaborative efforts with Laraway Communications Center and neighboring agencies, has improved its total response times
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Round Barn Progress: Floor Plan Nearing Completion
The Manhattan Park District is inching closer toward getting the green light for interior renovations on the Baker-Koren Round Barn
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Manhattan to Expand Wastewater Plant, Names New Administrator
The Village of Manhattan, though brief, approved two major village actions at the November 18 meeting, among other business items