Letter to the Editor: Former City Manager Claims
BRAD MALAMUD, San Clemente Former City Manager James Makshanoff resigned in January for a better paying job. Makshanoff was an at-will ...
BRAD MALAMUD, San Clemente Former City Manager James Makshanoff resigned in January for a better paying job. Makshanoff was an at-will ...
By Shawn Raymundo James Makshanoff, San Clemente’s current city manager, tendered his resignation with the city council on Tuesday, Dec. ...
By Cari Hachmann UPDATE: Prior to the cleanup, the city estimated there were about 72 people staying at the campsite ...
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