Politics & Government

City Council Election 2011: Candidate Mary Dunbar

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Name: Mary Dunbar

Age: 69 — real age 45

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Occupation: Retired

Education: Smith College, Northampton, MA, B.A., English Literature. Stanford University, Stanford, CA, M.A., Mass Communications. Case Western Reserve University, MBA, Finance and General Management

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Political Affiliation: N/A

Office Sought: Cleveland Heights City Council 

Previous Political Office Sought or Held: Ran for four-year term on Cleveland Heights City Council in 2009

Candidate Statement: I want to:

  • Attract new homeowners and businesses.
  • Maintain and improve city services.
  • Collaborate with our schools for better results.
  • Make our community ever more sustainable, livable and healthy.
  • Engage citizens for improvements.

For more information, visit www.marydunbar.com.


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