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Residents of Hutto ISD cast ballots to determine which two candidates will serve on the board of trustees for the next three years in the May 4 election. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact)

Unofficial results show James Matlock, Amy English to remain on Hutto ISD board of trustees

By Brooke Sjoberg

Residents of Hutto ISD cast ballots to determine which two candidates will serve on the board of trustees for the next three years in the May 4 election.

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