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Two different managers at the Oxnard OPAC - Vida Newspaper

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Dr. Gary Davis, former superintendent of schools for Oxnard Union High Schools District, and current OPAC nonprofit chairperson. By David Courtland and Carlos Garcia The Oxnard City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night for a deal that allows two different managers of the Performing Arts Center to continue jointly running things there. After five hours of listening to public comments the council voted 6-0—Gabriela Rodriguez recused herself bec…

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Two different managers at the Oxnard OPAC - Vida Newspaper

Dr. Gary Davis, former superintendent of schools for Oxnard Union High Schools District, and current OPAC nonprofit chairperson. By David Courtland and Carlos Garcia The Oxnard City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night for a deal that allows two different managers of the Performing Arts Center to continue jointly running things there. After five hours of listening to public comments the council voted 6-0—Gabriela Rodriguez recused herself bec…

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