Mill Creek City Manager John Adamson resigns suddenly
Two Mill Creek City Council closed sessions last week led to the abrupt resignation of City Manager John Adamson. He handed in a resignation letter at Thursday’s meeting and will leave the post effective October 3, 1986, with access to files for briefings this week. The council stressed unity and declined to discuss the reasons, citing a confidentiality agreement. Adamson, hired December 1984, cited personal considerations and a long commute, with severance pay for 90 days per his contract.
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Balloons dominate Lynnwood council zoning debate
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Sharon Rutherford
Tina Roberts
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