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						  Terry Hunt, a Big Rock village trustee, has declared his candidacy for Kane County auditor. The economy is tough, and the auditor needs to help while the county is experiencing a decrease in revenues and an increase in services, Hunt said. When incumbent Bill Keck announced that he would not seek another term, Hunt decided it was time to seek election. &ldquo;The seat is open and it is the perfect fit for my experience in the workplace and education,&rdquo; said Hunt, who will seek the Republican nomination. Hunt has worked in both public and private sector accounting, while performing audits  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   