Nanos Under Fire: Board Weighs Removal Over Lies
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Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos faces scrutiny over alleged lies about his past, with the Board of Supervisors considering his removal due to a lawsuit accusing him of retaliation. Meanwhile, the board weighs dropping the César Chávez Day holiday amid new sexual assault allegations. Recall efforts against Nanos gain traction, and the board discusses restricting masks for law enforcement and distributing casino funds. In Sahuarita, the town council votes on loosening marijuana dispensary rules, and Tucson Unified School Districts superintendent receives a three-year extension with a raise. County administrator Jan Lesher seeks a clear plan for her replacement, and the board certifies a sales tax renewal.
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