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More than two weeks ago, then-Collierville Fire Chief John Selberg was placed on administrative leave. Fire department staffers were told of the change by assistant fire chief Mark Carter, who was appointed interim chief. But details were scant.
Suburbs reporter Abigail Warren has been following this story for us, and today she's here to talk about what might happen now.
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- Chick-fil-A is a step closer to a new restaurant
- The County Commission ends the term with a cap on school-takeover legal fees
- Kustoff agrees to co-sponsor a breast cancer bill
- A medical examiner's report says Brandon Clarke may have had a history of drug use and stints in rehab
- Legal fees mount in the MSCS takeover lawsuit
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