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WATCH: City Council Holds Candidate Interviews for School Board Vacancies

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Matt Wyatt

On August 19, 2025, City Council held candidate interviews for the vacant Ward 4/Seat B and Ward 5/Seat A School Board positions. Residents can now view the full meeting video to hear directly from the candidates ahead of the Council’s appointment vote on September 2, 2025.

Click here to watch the full meeting. (Begin at 41:00 mins)

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