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    Sweeping City Ordinance to Combat Wage Theft Is Unenforceable, City Manager Says

    By Julian J. Giordano,

    2024-09-09
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    Guest
    09-09
    Someone should tell Mr. Zondervan he is full of shit and Cambridge is better off with him gone👋👋
    PeppermintTea
    09-09
    Why would the city be able to grant permits but not revoke them. That makes no sense.
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