DOE picks No. 2 Brown to succeed Flohr as Idaho cleanup boss

The Department of Energy said Wednesday evening it will promote Mark Brown to become the new cleanup project manager at the Idaho National Laboratory where he will replace Connie Flohr who plans to retire from the agency in April and take a job in industry.
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