Letter to the Editor: Brandy Campbell Asks for Support Once Again in Region 18
Republican Brandy Campbell says she would bring a parent’s perspective and fact-based approach to the Region 18 Board of Education.
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An endorsement of Republican Barbara Labriola argues Democratic state control threatens local authority over issues including taxes and zoning.
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