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Man Missing, Worst Feared | $15M For Land Cleanup | Ducklings Rescued
PLUS | A butterfly tribute to a beloved teacher | Pre-teen boxer eyes title | Police chief to retire | School leaves sports conference

Miss a day, miss a lot. Let's get all caught up with the Top Southland Stories for Thursday, June 8.
Police continue to look for Anthony Fehrenbacher, 47, a lifelong Manhattan resident last seen May 26.
The state's new budget earmarks $15 million in a grant to go toward the remediation of the dilapidated land and buildings.
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Students remember their late teacher, Beth Webster, who taught them to spread their wings and fly, with a song and butterfly release.
The ducklings are back with their mom after a few scary minutes Thursday morning.
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Leo Ortiz will fight for a national championship this weekend as the nation's No. 1-ranked bantam boxer while feeling no pressure to win.
BHS will join Romeoville High School in the Southwest Prairie Conference in the 2024-25 school year.
Manhattan Police Chief To Retire
Police Chief Jeff Wold announced he will retire at the end of the month.
Manhattan residents are invited to attend an open house set for June 14, to discuss plans and visions for Manhattan's downtown.
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