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Mayor Burchett still recovering from pneumonia…

by design | Dec 17, 2012 | News, The Daily Focus


Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett was present at today’s Knox County Commission meeting. The mayor has been recovering from pneumonia for the past two weeks. He assures that he is on the mend, but his doctors have told him to “take it easy” …as it normally takes up to 6 weeks to completely recover.

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