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David Armanasco, through the Central Coast Office, with assistance from Rusty Areias, recently helped secure a $111 million award from the California Water Resources Control Board, via the Regional Water Board, for the City of Greenfield’s new wastewater treatment plant, as reported by the Monterey County Weekly. #centralcoast #MontereyCounty #waterinfrastructure https://t.co/Gvemcr2Rjm
Read the latest and be sure to tune in! @KristinOlsenCA co-authors this Op-ed with Buddy Mendes leading up to tomorrow's Maddy Institute Gubernatorial debate.
Moderators Olsen-Cate and Mendes share their view of the 2026 stakes for the Central Valley and beyond. Read the Op-ed here: https://t.co/TbgqFh7u3I
And be sure to tune in tomorrow on Wednesday, April 1 at pm to watch the livestream on The Maddy Institute's YouTube channel: https://t.co/PXYKC7qrB1 #statepolitics #CAGovernorrace #affordability
@CAgovernor Newsom Appoints Rusty Areias to the UC Board of Regents!! Areias has been a Partner at California Strategies since 2002, bringing a wealth of knowledge from his previous positions, including Director at the California Department of Parks and Recreation and Assemblymember in the California State Assembly. #education #leadership #statesman https://t.co/nQ9fXA7Qh9
LIFT-Off into the Future of Flight
Experience innovation, insight and connection at the LIFT Summit hosted by DART– March 31 – April 2, 2026 at the Monterey Conference Center https://t.co/4tE4OVPQXU
Awards will be presented to community leaders. Business of the Year Award will be announced at the event. Open to the public, RSVP required https://t.co/C0tsztanmG
Behind the opening of a $28 million community center in Gonzales, a California city with fewer than 9,000, is the story of a town that gave real power to a city council of teenagers.
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Does your city council spend most of its time fighting? In Gonzales, the youth council of high schoolers write laws, make complex policies (on mental health), and just opened a $28 million community center. My @ThePublicSquare col @Bakersfieldcali https://t.co/SxTVvl2x85