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CITY ATTORNEY DON BYROM?S CONTRACT NOT RENEWED WITH THE CITY OF RUSSELL SPRINGS DUE TO COURT ORDERED DISQUALIFICATION

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  Posted by Amy Mischler During this past week it has been published in the Russell Register that the City of Russell Springs decided ?not to renew? local Attorney Don Byrom?s contract as the city attorney. As in all of Mayor DeHart?s statements, he was not completely candid with the public. DeHart stated that an untenable situation [...]

Full post as published by LawReader on February 23, 2010 (boomark / email).

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