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Democratic candidate says he's a big proponent of small business
Chuck Hassebrook, the Democratic candidate for governor, made a campaign stop Sunday evening at Sidney's Legion Park Shelter House to share his outlook with local citizens.
"I've spent my professional life working to create a better future in greater Nebraska – small town, small city rural Nebraska – and that's a big priority for me," he said.
Hassebrook has spent 36 years serving at the Center for Rural Affairs, effecting changes in federal tax, farm, conservation and rural development policy, and has been the executive director for the last 17. He has also been on the University of Nebraska...
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