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Ex-Newsom aide Dana Williamson’s sentencing pushed to December

The federal authorities prosecuting Dana Williamson, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s chief of staff who pleaded guilty in a federal corruption case earlier this year, have agreed to delay her sentencing to Dec. 10, according to court records.

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Santa Rosa Press Democrat· Oct 7, 11:31 PMEx-Newsom aide Dana Williamson’s sentencing pushed to December

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