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S.F. Supervisor Jackie Fielder expected to return to duties next week after leave

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By Alyce McFadden Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Supervisor Jackie Fielder is expected to resume her duties early next week after a three-month leave of absence following a mental health crisis. Two of her colleagues, Supervisors Myrna Melgar and Rafael Mandelman, said Fielder told them she would be back at work next Monday, a day before her planned leave was set to end on June 30.
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S.F. Supervisor Jackie Fielder expected to return to duties next week after leave

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By Alyce McFadden Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
Supervisor Jackie Fielder is expected to resume her duties early next week after a three-month leave of absence following a mental health crisis. Two of her colleagues, Supervisors Myrna Melgar and Rafael Mandelman, said Fielder told them she would be back at work next Monday, a day before her planned leave was set to end on June 30.
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These big changes could upend San Francisco's budget

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By Alyce McFadden Verified
| Yahoo Verified
San Francisco lawmakers are negotiating to finalize a two-year budget deal to close a deficit of more than $600 million. The Board of Supervisors is considering potential revisions to the mayor's $17 billion proposal, which avoids major layoffs but would still make painful cuts to some city programs.
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