WATERTOWN â Attorneys for the city and former Parks and Recreation Superintendent Erin E. Gardner will meet Wednesday to see if they can come up with a settlement before two complaints she filed with the stateâs Division of Human Rights move forward.
Ms. Gardner has filed two complaints with the state Division of Human Rights against the city. The human rights commission has found âprobable causeâ in both of them.
The attorneys will meet Wednesday during the âpre-settlement hearing conferenceâ to see if they can agree to settle matters before a hearing is scheduled to see if the cases should proceed and be investigated.
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