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Salinas to appoint Rene Mendez as new city manager.

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Salinas to appoint Rene Mendez as new city manager.

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After months of reviewing and interviewing several candidates, Salinas City Council would appoint Watsonville City Manager Rene Mendez to l… Read more

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MONTEREY COUNTY News SALINAS TO APPOINT RENE MENDEZ AS NEW CITY MANAGER. Asset-image Celia Jiménez | 10 mins ago | 0 Comments Facebook Twitter Email After months of reviewing and interviewing several candidates, Salinas City Council would appoint Watsonville City Manager Rene Mendez to l… Read more Monterey County Weekly 668 Williams Ave Seaside, CA 93955 831-394-5656 Copyright © 2024 Monterey County Weekly. All Rights Reserved Monterey County Weekly | 668 Williams Ave, Seaside, CA 93955 | Constant Contact Data Notice Sent by [email protected]

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