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Headshots of Cyndi Hauser and Megan Parsons

Election Q&A: Meet the Liberty Hill ISD board of trustees Place 7 candidates

By Chloe Young

Liberty Hill ISD voters will elect trustees for two board seats on May 3, with a contested race for Place 7 between Cyndi Hauser and Megan Parsons.

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