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City Manager Michael Ciaravino has announced his resignation, citing personal reasons, after less than three years of directing Mill Creek's day-to-day operations. His three-year contract was set to end on May 6, making his resignation six months ahead of schedule.

On Tuesday, during a more than two-hour-long executive session, City Council approved a "settlement agreement and general release" as a term of a separation agreement with Ciaravino. His resignation will be effective immediately; however, he will remain available when requested to assist the City in the transition of certain key...