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Special Broadcast: Roaring Fork School Board candidates debate in Glenwood Springs in an election forum

Roaring Fork School board candidates (from left to right) Jodi Barr, Tammy Nimmo, Kathryn Kuhlenberg and Elizabeth Taylor participate in an election forum at Morgridge Commons in Glenwood Springs on Oct. 16. Taylor is challenging incumbent Kuhlenberg for the District E seat and Barr and Nimmo are running for the District A seat currently held by outgoing board member Kenny Teitler.
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Roaring Fork School board candidates (from left to right) Jodi Barr, Tammy Nimmo, Kathryn Kuhlenberg and Elizabeth Taylor participate in an election forum at Morgridge Commons in Glenwood Springs on Oct. 16. Taylor is challenging incumbent Kuhlenberg for the District E seat and Barr and Nimmo are running for the District A seat currently held by outgoing board member Kenny Teitler.

Jodi Barr, Tammy Nimmo, Kathryn Kuhlenberg and Elizabeth Taylor are running for two seats on the Roaring Fork School District Board of Education. In an election forum on Oct. 16, the candidates shared their opinions and ideas on school safety, achievement gaps and other hot-button education issues.