Bakersfield City Council appoints first African American woman to planning commission

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Bakersfield City Council appoints first African American woman to planning commission

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — The Bakersfield City Council voted Wednesday evening to appoint the first African American woman to the Bakersfield Planning Commission. Candace Neal was voted 6-0 by council members to be appointed to the planning commission representing Ward 1. Neal is a graduate from the Berkeley School of Law and has worked for […]

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