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Berkley city manager leaving job, but staying in town

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Baumgarten, 40, said Tuesday he will remain in his job until April 19, and will be looking for other jobs. He, his wife and their twin sons, 9, moved to Berkley after Baumgarten began the city manager's job in 2016 and they will continue to live in the city. He led the city through creating a new city master plan during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Berkley city manager leaving job, but staying in town

After eight years as Berkley’s city manager and a resident, Matthew Baumgarten is stepping down from the job. The city made the announcement Tuesday in a statement. Baumgarten, 40, said Tuesday he will remain in his job until April 19, and will be looking for other jobs. “I’d like to stay in public service and enjoy working to support communities,” Baumgarten said. “I haven’t ruled out taking another city manager’s job.” He, his wife and their…

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