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Source: Calaveras Enterprise

Tori James In a session that took under 40 minutes with two council members absent, the Angels Camp City Council briskly took care of business at its meeting last Tuesday, Nov. 3. With Kara Scott and Alvina Broglio away and a light agenda, the council in its first order of business led off with Mayor Caroline Schirato reading a proclamation recognizing and proclaiming November 2026 as Native American Heritage Month. The council welcomed California Valley Miwok Tribal Council Chairwoman Antoinette Del Rio and members of the tribe who were in attendance for the occasion.

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