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Norris names interim city manager

Posted at 2:19 pm December 21, 2016
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

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An interim city manager has been named in Norris, according to The Norris Bulletin.

Long-time resident Joe Deatherage, who has a long record of community service and charitable work, was picked unanimously during a special Norris City Council meeting on Monday, the weekly publication said. Council moved quickly to fill the position left vacant by last week’s decision to replace the Norris city manager.

Deatherage, who retired from Lockheed-Martin after 30 years working in Oak Ridge, will serve temporarily until a permanent city manager can be chosen, The Norris Bulletin said. Deatherage said he would not be a candidate for the post beyond the next few months.

See The Norris Bulletin for more information. You can contact the publication at (865) 719-3550 or norrisbulletin@horizonusa.com.

Filed Under: Front Page News, Government, Norris, Top Stories Tagged With: city manager, Joe Deatherage, Norris, Norris City Council, The Norris Bulletin

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