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Candidates Debate Pay Raises, Taxes, and Infrastructure

At a heated candidate forum, local hopefuls tackle tough questions on pay raises and infrastructure. Incumbents and challengers debate cost of living adjustments for county workers and potential tax hikes. Candidates propose state and federal grants, budget cuts, and bond elections to address aging infrastructure. Checkout Solipillow.com

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