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School Board candidates make their case

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As voters prepare to head to the polls for the upcoming election by Nov. 3, six candidates are vying for seats for the Tooele County School Board. The candidates are seeking to represent families, students, educators and taxpayers as school districts face decisions involving budgets, academic programs, facilities and other issues affecting local schools.

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