Jim Morrison
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Norfolk Economic Development Agency voted to hand over its last large parcel, the defunct mall it bought in 2020, but only after the city preemptively voted to take it.
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Attorneys for the Norfolk school board say there was never a separation agreement drawn up for former Superintendent Sharon Byrdsong because those details were laid out in her original contract.
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The legal ruling grew out of a political disagreement between Norfolk’s Commonwealth’s Attorney Ramin Fatehi and a group including Mayor Kenny Alexander and City Attorney Bernard Pishko.
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Emails obtained through public records requests show former Norfolk Superintendent Sharon Byrdsong faced at least one other firing attempt from former board members before they were successful last month.
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