Sacramento City Council Meeting November 16

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Sacramento City Council Meeting November 16

Nicholas Ibarra | OBSERVER Staff Writer The Sacramento City Council will be meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 16 at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Among the topics planned for discussion is […]

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Grand Opening of Museum of Science and Curiosity Nov. 13

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Warren Reflects On His Public Service Following Loss — The Sacramento Observer

NORTH SACRAMENTO - Allen Wayne Warren, the representative of Sacramento City Council District 2, called challenger Sean Loloee on Tuesday, morning, Nov. 17, to congratulate the fellow businessman on his election victory, ending the real estate developer’s eight-year reign in office. As of Nov. 18

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Allen Warren Wants To Continue Serving District — The Sacramento Observer

NORTH SACRAMENTO - Sacramento City Councilman Allen Wayne Warren says he is publically reaffirming his commitment to serve the people of City Council District 2. Warren,who is campaigning for reelection, says he remains a faithful servant to his community and believes strongly that much work

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Allen Warren Wants To Continue Serving District — The Sacramento Observer

NORTH SACRAMENTO - Sacramento City Councilman Allen Wayne Warren says he is publically reaffirming his commitment to serve the people of City Council District 2. Warren,who is campaigning for reelection, says he remains a faithful servant to his community and believes strongly that much work

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Cancelled: Sacramento Regional Transit Board of Directors Meeting November 8

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River Delta Unified School District Board of Trustees Meets November 9

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Sacramento County Launching New Commission on the Status of Women and Girls Nov. 9

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Sacramento County Board of Supervisors Meets November 2

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Elk Grove City Council Meets November 10

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Sacramento City Council Meeting November 9

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