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County candidates visit Huntington council to introduce campaigns
Summary
Two county-office candidates — David Sebring (county commissioner candidate) and Karen Richards (county recorder candidate) — spoke briefly at the April 14 council meeting to introduce their campaigns and outline priorities including infrastructure, accurate records and better city–county cooperation.
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At the start of the council meeting April 14, two candidates seeking county offices addressed the council and attendees. David Sebring said he has filed to run for county commissioner again, emphasized bringing development and infrastructure to help the tax base and expressed interest in closer city–county collaboration.
Karen Richards introduced herself as a candidate for Emery County recorder, recounted her 11 years of county work across offices handling marriage licenses, passports and permits, and said she wants to improve accuracy and responsiveness in the recorder’s office to prevent property‑record errors. Both candidates offered flyers and thanked council members for the opportunity to speak.
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