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Lansing lawmakers approve new staff appointments

Lansing lawmakers approve new staff appointments

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LANSING, NY (607NewsNow) — The Town of Lansing has new public servants.

The town has appointed Shelley Knickerbocker as senior code enforcement officer and Amanda Hunt as planner. Both appointments were ratified by the Lansing Town Board on Aug. 19.

Knickerbocker replaces Scott Russell, who retired from the Planning & Code Enforcement Department in July. Hunt fills a vacancy left by Nathaniel Rogers, who now serves as director of planning for the town.

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