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Conspiracies, Budgets, Criticism: Sunday In Manhattan
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Happy Sunday, Manhattan! It's your friendly neighborhood Patch Editor TJ Kremer III. I'm happy to announce that here at Patch we're implementing a new tool to help give you, the reader, the latest breakdown of what's happening in and around Manhattan: The Morning Report.
Since this is brand new, I'm sending out a request for reader-submitted photos to lead these articles, which will show up in your inboxes every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. Got a great photo of something happening in town? Send it my way at tj.kremer@patch.com and it could be featured here and shared with your neighbors.
Now, on to the news. Here's everything worth knowing in town today.
Find out what's happening in Manhattanfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
First, today's weather: Partly cloudy throughout the day. High: 82 Low: 62.
Here are the top stories today in Manhattan:
Find out what's happening in Manhattanfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
- More than half of Kinzinger's GOP primary challengers believe Trump won the 2020 election (Daily Herald)
- Building on Efforts to Protect Illinois Families, Will County Executive Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant Introduces Balanced Budget Proposal (Will County Illinois)
- Lombardi Condemns Biden For Collapse of Afghanistan (EIN News)
Today in Manhattan
Manhattan Patch Notebook
- Village of Manhattan: "On behalf of the Mayor, Village Board, and staff, we encourage everyone to attend our first Village of Manhattan Labor Day party on Sunday, September 5th from 3-8:30pm. This fun-filled event is free of charge..." (Facebook)
- Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210: "Thank you to everyone who supported the Warriors at Community Night!" (Facebook)
- Will County Sheriff's Office: "HONORING OFFICER ELLA FRENCH Deputies from the Will County Sheriff's Office were honored to represent our department at the funeral and procession of slain Chicago Police Officer Ella French..." (Facebook)
- Village of Manhattan: "Last night at the Village Board Meeting the Mayor and Board of Trustees Proclaimed September 2021 as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month in the Village of Manhattan ..." (Facebook)
- Manhattan Weather Channel: "Live with Kevin Kelly from the A Road 2 Help fundraiser. Please share with others. Thank you" (Facebook)
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