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Cline said that after making those statements publicly he took some teasing from other council members Tuesday while leading his first meeting, which took 4½ hours to address six regular business items on the agenda.
Shortening the meetings “may take a little time,” he said with a laugh. “It’s a pattern people have in the meetings. I would like us to minimize our Q-and-A sessions with staff and be more crisp in presenting our positions.”
Cline grew up in the East Bay and began working as an intern and then a reporter at the San Leandro Times and Hayward Daily Review after graduating from Cal State’s East Bay campus. While still at the college paper, he spent about 10 days driving around a seedy part of Hayward interviewing prostitutes for a three-part story.