The Register Pajaronian newspaper had an article about the “Watsonville Caucus” in Sacramento, a group of ten Capitol staffers who grew up in the small Central Coast city.
LINK: Locals find careers at Capitol by Todd Guild
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The Register Pajaronian newspaper had an article about the “Watsonville Caucus” in Sacramento, a group of ten Capitol staffers who grew up in the small Central Coast city.
LINK: Locals find careers at Capitol by Todd Guild
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