Published 06/05/2024 2:28:13 a.m.

Selma's Mayor levelled big allegations at it's City Manager. It backfired in a big way.

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Selma City Manager Fernando Santillan is on track to receive a five-year extension to his contract as part of a settlement over harassment allegations stemming from a high-profile city lawmaker. Monday’s marathon Selma City Council meeting featured harsh public comment over unproven harassment claims made by Selma Mayor Scott Robertson. The backstory: Last year, Robertson filed a complaint against Santillan alleging harassment and intimidation…

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Selma's Mayor levelled big allegations at it's City Manager. It backfired in a big way.

06/05/2024 2:28:13 a.m.

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Selma's Mayor levelled big allegations at it's City Manager. It backfired in a big way.

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