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Boca Raton names Jim Zervis as interim city manager — Delray Beach Government news

The Boca Raton City Council has appointed Deputy City Manager and Chief Financial Officer Jim Zervis as interim city manager following the resignation of Mark Sohaney earlier this month.

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