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Charles Martin, Lexington’s current Director of Water Quality, (right) is being appointed as the Acting Commissioner of Environmental Quality and Public Works, replacing Nancy Albright. The Division of Streets and Roads will also be put under the direct supervision of Deputy Chief Administrative Officer Glenn Brown (left), Mayor Linda Gorton announced Wednesday.
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Lexington Commissioner of Environmental Quality and Public Works Nancy Albright will resign at the end of March, according to Mayor Linda Gorton.
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    Episode 27 of our series, “Democracy Optimist,” hosted by University of Kentucky election law and voting rights research professor Joshua Douglas.
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