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BREAKING NEWS

Petaluma District board member resigns

Friday, November 7, 2008
BY D. ASHLEY FURNESS
BUSINESS JOURNAL STAFF REPORTER
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    • PETALUMA, Nov. 7, 2008 – Petaluma Health Care District incumbent David Anderson announced his resignation from the board Thursday evening after six years of service.

    “Circumstances in my personal life demand my full attention and leave insufficient time and energy for me to contribute to the Board,” Dr. Anderson said in his resignation letter.

    Dr. Anderson was one of two incumbent members along with board President Robert Hill. The board is required to allow a 15-day notification period before appointing a replacement and will be accepting applications for the slot through Nov. 21 at 5 p.m.

    Three new board members will work with the replacement. Registered nurse Fran Adams, Dr. Stephen Steady and Dr. Robert Ostroff were elected to the board on Tuesday, defeating incumbents Liz Close and Dr. Hill as well as challenger Dr. Gerald Besses.



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