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Martens new president of Manitoba School Boards Association
Floyd Martens, a trustee from Dauphin-area Mountain View School Division, has been acclaimed as the new president of the Manitoba School Boards Association. He succeeds Seine River trustee Robert Rivard.
The MSBA is holding its annual convention in Winnipeg.
Elections for urban and rural vice-presidents will be held this afternoon.
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Updated on Friday, March 15, 2013 at 11:18 AM CDT: corrects typo in headline
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