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Following Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone’s resignation, a special election to replace him will cost at least $13.1 million
Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors this week set Nov. 4 as Election Day, with a potential runoff scheduled for Dec. 30 ...
Latest line: A good week for Anthony Tordillos, a bad week for Larry Stone
Google engineer and San Jose planning commission chairman defeats labor-backed Gabby Chavez-Lopez, head of the Latina ...
Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone steps down after more than 30 years
Stone announced on Monday that he won’t seek re-election next year and that his last day will be July 6. Assistant Assessor ...
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End of an Era: Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone to Retire After 30 Years of Service
Larry Stone is stepping down as Santa Clara County Assessor after a 30-year tenure, with his term ending on July 6, 2025, ...
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Larry Stone to step down next month after three decades as assessor
Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone announced this morning that he will step down next month, triggering the need for an election to find his successor.
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Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone steps down after more than 30 years
Larry Stone — Santa Clara County’s longest serving elected official — is stepping down as county assessor next month, capping off more than three decades in the role and 47 years overall ...