Gutierrez selected Merced College trustee [Los Banos Enterprise (Los Banos, Calif.)]
| By Thaddeus Miller, Los Banos Enterprise (Los Banos, Calif.) | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
Insurance agent
Vierra is set to retire in December.
"I'm happy to represent the Westside," Gutierrez, a
Gutierrez, 50, is a former
After college, Gutierrez taught elementary school in
"Being a part-time teacher for three years was kind of cool," he said. "It was different than teaching second-graders or third-graders."
Gutierrez has also served on the
The father of three daughters said his oldest recently started at
"I'm just excited to be on the board," he said. "Whatever issues are pending, we'll take care of them as they come."
Gutierrez said he opened his insurance business in
The board of trustees are elected positions.
"The board thought it was more prudent," he said.
Shepard estimated the cost of an election to be between
Gutierrez's term is scheduled to end
Vierra started as an adjunct professor for
Enterprise reporter
Enterprise reporter
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