Todd Rogers

vice mayor of the city of Lakewood

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Lakewood, a "Paradise of the Ordinary"

DnA is currently exploring the theme of “This is Home in LA: From the Tent to the Gigamansion (and everything in between).”

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In January,  Lee Baca  retired from office a year short of completing his fourth term.

Sheriff's Candidate Todd Rogers

In January, Lee Baca retired from office a year short of completing his fourth term.

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