Last week for supervisors to meet

This coming Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday is the last full board meeting before the legislative body takes a break for the holidays.

The agenda, which is full of items that includes accepting grants, settling lawsuits and making appointments, also holds a few items that if voted on could prove to be a fight.

Tune in Tuesday for the full details.

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