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Carbon pitch competition teaches students business from the Ground Up

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Fostering community bonds and mentoring the next generation of youth, the Ground Up pitch competition and boot camp kicks off Oct. 5 at the Carbon School District computer lab. The competition is open to 10 Carbon School District students; applications close Sept.

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