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Friday, November 6th, 2009Thank you to all of my supporters who contributed financially to the campaign, posted yard signs, hosted coffees, recommended me to their friends and acquaintances, and boosted my efforts in myriad ways. I am deeply grateful to all of you. The end result was a close race.
I certainly remain committed to making Cleveland Heights better [...]
One Race Complete, One to Go
Thursday, October 22nd, 2009On Sunday, October 18, I completed the San Francisco Nike Women’s Marathon in 5:46 hours, among the top 10 in my age and gender category. I was greeted at the finish line by firemen in tuxedos who handed a Tiffany necklace to anyone who finished the marathon in 6-1/2 hours or less.
Just as I have never previously run for City Council, I [...]
Plain Dealer Voters’ Guide
Wednesday, October 21st, 2009The Plain Dealer has compiled an online voters’ guide. For your convenience, here is a link to it: cleveland.com/voterguide. At this site, you will find my answers to Plain Dealer questions and the answers of the other candidates, too.
Step It Up Interviews
Monday, October 12th, 2009Step It Up is a group of Cleveland Heights residents who have devised an agenda offering a brighter future for our city. Step It Up has posted interviews with Cleveland Heights City Council candidates on YouTube. If you look at the right-hand column on the YouTube site, you can choose an interview with any of the candidates. Step It Up is [...]
Answers to Heights Observer Questions
Monday, October 12th, 2009The Heights Observer asked numerous questions of candidates for Cleveland Heights City Council. Below are my answers to these questions. After my anwers and for your convenience, I have provided a link to the answers that were provided by all candidates and posted on the Heights Observer Web site .
Answers to League of Women Voters Questions
Friday, October 9th, 2009Following my answers below to the League of Women Voters Questions for Cleveland Heights City Council candidates, I have provided a link to the answers provided by all 10 City Council candidates, for your convenience. Here are my answers:
1. In order of priority, describe the three most important things your city government must address to improve life in Cleveland [...]
Yard Signs
Monday, September 7th, 2009In about one week, yard signs saying “Elect Mary Dunbar, City Council” will be available. These 16″x26″ blue-and-white signs can be posted in your yard starting on Saturday, September 19. To help elect Mary Dunbar to Cleveland Heights City Council, sign up to have one delivered to your house by clicking on the “Volunteer” page of this Web site and following the easy [...]
On the November Ballot
Friday, September 4th, 2009Dunbar for Cleveland Heights City Council issued the following press release:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MARY DUNBAR SHARES ‘PASSION’ FOR CLEVELAND HEIGHTS IN CANDIDACY FOR CITY COUNCIL SEAT
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, September 3, 2009 – Expressing her passion for Cleveland Heights and its many assets as a community, Mary Dunbar today filed nominating petitions to appear on the ballot for [...]
Fundraiser, August 30!
Tuesday, August 25th, 2009Please join us for the fundraiser to help elect Mary Dunbar to Cleveland Heights City Council, August 30, 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Phoenix Coffee at 2287 Lee Road. You can sign up on this Web site by clicking on ”Donate”, following the easy directions, and sending a message saying you plan to attend. Or call Mary [...]
Civility Revisited
Thursday, August 13th, 2009My article, Civility is important to our quality of life, is posted on the Heights Observer Web site, where it first appeared in the July 22, 2009, edition. Here is a link to the article: http://www.heightsobserver.org/read/2/7/civility-is-important-to-our-quality-of-life The article explains the never-ending importance of civility, how the Cleveland Heights civility project begun in 2004 affected our community, what is [...]
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