Ruth May Resigns From Venice Appeals Board
Ruth May a longtime Venice resident and member of the Venice Board of Zoning Appeals resigned her seat after meeting with Mayor Frank Proctor. Her term would have expired in December and she cited frustration with the board's strict variance guidelines as a key factor in stepping down.
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Venice Police Grievances Rejected Without Hearing
Five Venice Police Department members saw their grievances over salary matters rejected by Venice City Council in March without a hearing. Lt. Joseph Slapp said the original grievances cannot be pursued, as council was the final step, while officers consider union representation amid salary disputes.
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