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Minn. Indian woman elected to school board
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2001 An American Indian parent was elected to the St. Paul school board in Minnesota on Tuesday. Elona Street-Stewart beat out incumbent Becky Montgomery for a spot on the board. It was Street-Stewart's first run. Street-Stewart said she hopes to use her position to help the underrepresented. Get the Story:
Incumbent out, new faces in on St. Paul school board (The Minneapolis Star Tribune 11/7)
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