Westminster council rescinds two censures

Continued from page 1 ber 2021 and of Ta in January 2022. Grounds for the censures covered a variety of allegations, but especially accusations about controversial political statements.

On Wednesday, rescinding the censure of Chi Charlie Nguyen was approved on a 3-1-1 vote, with Councilmember Carlos Manzo (District 2) abstaining and Ho voting “no.”

Rescinding the censure of Ta was approved on a 3-0-2 vote with Manzo and Ho abstaining. During a rowdy two-hour oral communications session that preceded the regular business schedule of the council, speakers verbally attacked opponents and

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In California, according to Los Angeles Times, new cases are down by 3 percent and deaths by 11 percent over two weeks.

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The commission meets at 7 p.m. in the Community Meeting Center, 11300 Stanford Ave.

• directing the city staff to study the establishment of a non-profit Westminster Community Foundation;

• the addition of two full-time police officers to the Homeless Liaison Officer team.

The next meeting of the council is scheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 22.

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