Pleasanton Weekly
Tri-Valley voters will be among those selecting between trial attorney Selia Warren and administrative law judge Patricia Miles for the Alameda County Superior Court bench, one of two contested judgeships listed separately on the primary election ballot. San Ramon City Hall became the site of ongoing national and local debates over flying the LGBTQ+ Pride flag when three longtime critics of the City Council and one recently elected member expressed concerns over the citys current policy and… The
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- Category: newspaper
- Founded: 2019
- Website: https://www.pleasantonweekly.com/
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Tri-Valley voters will be among those selecting between trial attorney Selia Warren and administrative law judge Patricia Miles for the Alameda County Superior Court bench, one of two contested judgeships listed separately on the primary election ballot. San Ramon City Hall became the site of ongoing national and local debates over flying the LGBTQ+ Pride flag when three longtime critics of the City Council and one recently elected member expressed concerns over the citys current policy and… The
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