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July 23, 2026 by Shashank Tongaonkar
The Monrovia City Council spent most of a short Tuesday night meeting on a single question: whether the city should buy a 7.8-acre hillside parcel that a...
Shashank Tongaonkar lives in the San Gabriel Valley. He's a student at USC's Marshall school of business. His interests include sports, civic development and business administration.
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The Monrovia City Council spent most of a short Tuesday night meeting on a single question: whether the city should buy a 7.8-acre hillside parcel that a...
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