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While March of this year feels like a different time for many reasons, it was then that Foster City voters decided to go in a new direction and recall councilman Herb Perez and replace him with former police captain Jon Froomin. Since then, Froomin has proven to be a quick study and collaborator in what has proven to be a difficult time because of the pandemic. However, the council has been able to adapt and Froomin has done as promised — rising above the fray and working well with others.

While there are vestiges of some of the previous rancor on the council, overall, the current group is working well. With time, we can see more progress toward collaboration. Current Councilman Sam Hindi has proven to be a capable leader who knows the issues and is communicative. You can tell with Sam that he seeks collaboration and progress at all times. Mahanpour sometimes falls short on communication but represents a viewpoint of her constituency.

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