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iePolitics: SB County: Stringer just doesn’t get it
3 hours ago ago from iePolitics.com
It's time to get out the toy blocks. You know. Those one's with the big color letters. News off the San Bernardino County Government Center never ceases. Even during the holidays. Extensively covered on this blog for the past few months is the lack of trust the Board of Supervisors has with their senior in-house legal counsel Ruth Stringer. It has been revealed here about the Board of Supervisors desire to make a change in the ...
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4 hours ago ago from The Hook News Blog
County exec Bob Tucker, School Board Chair Brian Wheeler, and Supervisor Ann Mallek celebrate a smiling Thomas. (Click for slideshow of Supes.) PHOTO BY HAWES SPENCER Elected officials, county staff, and media turned out to celebrate the 16-year career of Sally Thomas, the woman who was elected to the Albemarle Board of Supervisors as a write-in candidate in 1993 and who retires this week. Thomas was lauded by her colleagues December ...
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8 hours ago ago from Waveland Watchers
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3 hours ago ago from Apostle Islands Navigator
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