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District 3 says thanks to retiring chiefs - Vimarsana News

District 3 says thanks to retiring chiefs

After years of leading Sequim’s firefighters, paramedics and community emergency volunteers, a pair of District 3 chiefs were officially inaugurated into the small pantheon of past chiefs.

Another San Mateo County District 1 supervisor candidate drops out of race against Speier - Vimarsana News

Another San Mateo County District 1 supervisor candidate drops out of race against Speier

"Though I wish I could've kept the campaign going, I also have to look out for my own health and I will still do everything I can to help out my community through my job as a public health policy outreach officer with the county," said District 1 Supervisor candidate Jorge Quezada Flores.

Election Day 2023: City of Kyle announces unofficial results, council runoff - Vimarsana News

Election Day 2023: City of Kyle announces unofficial results, council runoff

The City of Kyle has released the unofficial results from the Nov. 7 election. Results are not official until they are canvassed on Nov. 14.

Palm Beach Co. commissioners elect new mayor, vice mayor, welcome 2 newcomers - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach Co. commissioners elect new mayor, vice mayor, welcome 2 newcomers

Commissioners vote to name recently reelected District 2 Commissioner Gregg Weiss as mayor and District 5 Commissioner Maria Sachs as vice mayor. They also welcome two newcomers.

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SF Board of Supervisors welcomes first Latina, a Jewish immigrant from El Salvador – J. - Vimarsana News

SF Board of Supervisors welcomes first Latina, a Jewish immigrant from El Salvador – J.

Myrna Melgar is a lot of things. Elected in November to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, she’s a first-time office holder; the first Latina elected to the board; an immigrant from El Salvador; a descendant of Jewish scholars; a mother; the child of an engineer and a communist militant; and a part of the local Jewish community. And she says that unique combination is what makes her go. “That’s like my whole shtick,” she told J. recently, speaking about efforts to bring disparate groups of people together to focus on shared concerns. “Sometimes in this town we wear our identity...