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Source: Lincoln County Journal

By Stan Schwartz Troy Free Press Editor’s Note: In the original version of this story, the Journal incorrectly reported the board of aldermen had started impeachment proceedings against Meyer. According to the city attorney, the board has never suggested or considered impeaching the mayor. The Journal apologizes for any inconvenience this error may have caused. MOSCOW MILLS – A Lincoln County judge recently dismissed a lawsuit filed by a Moscow Mills mayor against her own city. Lisa Meyer was seeking damages against the City of Moscow Mills because she said she was treated in a “disparate manner based on her sex,” according to court documents. It also stated she harassed based on her sex, and retaliated against. According to Circuit Judge James Beck, Meyer failed to file her lawsuit before the statute of limitations expired. He noted she had one year to file from the last date of reported discrimination, but did not do so.

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