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AC Transit board declines to censure director Young, sparks criticism

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AC Transit board declines to censure director Young, sparks criticism — Monterey Community news

AC Transit board declines to censure director Young, sparks criticism 33 current and former Bay Area elected officials had asked the board to censure Joel Young, an incumbent director and candidate for the Ward 3 seat, over a finding of gender-based harassment.

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