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Cheryl Lupo makes her case to become Carbon County’s next commissioner

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Opening our discussion, Lupo shared her reasons for running, including her decision to run as an unaffiliated candidate. “I prefer people to vote for the person instead of the party. The parties have changed over the years, and you have to answer to the party.

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