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A voting process for a LAFCO commissioner turns political, and kind of mean.
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A voting process for a LAFCO commissioner turns political, and kind of mean.
Sara Rubin here, with elections on my mind. Not the June primary, although candidates are already campaigning for that, but a more esoteric but high-impact election happening right now. Monterey County’s 42 special districts have unique responsibilities overseeing things like…
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