A potential roundabout on Anderson Avenue near the Unger Complex continues to be a hot-button topic.

Mayor Karen McCulloh, who joined Within Reason with Mike Matson on KMAN earlier this month, said she intends to listen to the engineers’ recommendations on how to potentially make the intersection safer.

“The first time I was on the city commission, my final last was to put a roundabout at North Manhattan and Kimball Avenue, and we’ve had two traffic fatalities there,” she said. “The roundabout would have been $1 million cheaper. That’s what all the engineers said. I think we have to listen.”

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A potential roundabout on Anderson Avenue near the Unger Complex continues to be a hot-button topic.

Mayor Karen McCulloh, who joined Within Reason with Mike Matson on KMAN earlier this month, said she intends to listen to the engineers’ recommendations on how to potentially make the intersection safer.

“The first time I was on the city commission, my final last was to put a roundabout at North Manhattan and Kimball Avenue, and we’ve had two traffic fatalities there,” she said. “The roundabout would have been $1 million cheaper. That’s what all the engineers said. I think we have to listen.”

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City officials have delayed a decision on proposed parking restrictions surrounding the Lincoln Education Center. At Tuesday’s Manhattan City Commission meeting, neighboring residents voiced concerns about restrictions, proposed by USD 383, that would eliminate street parking along 9th and 10th Street, between Poyntz Avenue and Pierre Street.

Resident Todd Gabbard, lives at 10th and Pierre.

“I only have one place to park on my property,” he said. “If the parking is removed from the street, I would not be able to have anybody come visit me.”

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