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I fully admit that has not been ideal. And Going Forward i will make a stronger effort. I dont feel it was a lack of effort. It happened to be a set of odd circumstances this past year that [speaker not understood]. Okay, thank you. Anything else . Thank you. Sure. Last applicant, Rodman Joseph martin. Im the last one. Good afternoon, supervisors. ~ yee and tang. Thanks for having me here. My name is rodman martin. A little bit about myself. Im thankful to participate in this and considering me. Ive lived in San Francisco now for about four years. I grew up in the bay area, went to cal poly fo...

City attorneys interpretation of the ordinance, visavis the city charter is a red herring. First, interpretations of roberts rules of order is hard to get [speaker not understood]. Second, the city has settled over 21 million in payments paid out over the last six years to settle various lawsuits involving discrimination and wrongful termination that involved a quoteunquote advice from the City Attorney [speaker not understood] proved to be mistaken. Even though the City Attorney [speaker not understood] makes mistakes in interpretation of the law. Third, consider doing contract talks that jus...

The actions recommended in the Affordable Heat Act have been backed up by multiple state-led studies.

Senate leadership recently announced in a press release, the appointment of Sen. Whitey Westerfield, R-Crofton, to the newly formed Executive Efficiency Task Force, which will conduct business through the 2022

Kentucky's Senate leadership recently announced the appointment of 3rd District State Senator Whitney Westerfield to the newly formed Executive Efficiency Task