Greener pastures for Rashad Young, Alexandria’s $266.5K city manager: D.C., beware
Rashad Young, hired at $245K and now paid $266,508 a year, is leaving as Alexandria’s city manager to become city
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Rashad Young, hired at $245K and now paid $266,508 a year, is leaving as Alexandria’s city manager to become city
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