Editor’s Note: The following is City Current, a column of opinion and analysis. It took nearly two days for Councilman Greg Brockhouse to call for City Manager Sheryl Sculley to resign based on the November 6 election results. For the first-term District 6 rep, that counts as restraint. Maybe Brockhouse is mellowing – maturing? – […]

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