- Mar 25, 2022
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Measure S ballot language doesn't include tear down

Updated: Jul 13, 2022

Letter to the SC Sentinel, 3/25/2022

...I voted for Measure S trusting the language was transparent and accurate. Of those who voted, 70% voted for a remodel of the existing library and keeping it as a stand-alone independent proud institution that reflects the intellectual nature of our city. This is not transparency in government.

— Tim Kensit, Santa Cruz

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