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‘It’s historic.’ How two newly elected officials are breaking ground in Terre Haute

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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)– Following the results of last week’s election, two officials will make history when they are sworn in.  Terre Haute Mayor-Elect Brandon Sakbun will be the first person of color to ever take office, and Kandace Hinton, who won her race to be the councilwoman in District One, will be the first […]

Source: MyWabashValley.com – WTWO/WAWV Web Portal

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