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A California judge ruled that four Avenal officials who remained in office after being recalled by voters in April were unlawfully holding their positions. The ruling confirmed that the officials must vacate their offices, which had been certified as vacant following the recall results on May 28. The city manager stated that the city would comply with the ruling.
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A California judge ruled that four Avenal officials who remained in office after being recalled by voters in April were unlawfully holding their positions. The ruling confirmed that the officials must vacate their offices, which had been certified as vacant following the recall results on May 28. The city manager stated that the city would comply with the ruling.
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