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BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, JUL 13 – A community leader revitalized local recreation, supported public art including a major sculpture, and fostered ongoing neighborhood connections during and after the COVID pandemic.
- Dawn Janow is a candidate for the South Ward seat on the Bainbridge Island City Council in the upcoming primary election on August 5.
- Her candidacy stems from her longtime community engagement, business experience, and efforts like lobbying to bring a Thomas Dambo sculpture to Bainbridge after another city declined.
- She has served as a Park Commissioner for five years, led the rink refurbishment project, and supports inclusive, informed decision-making for island challenges.
- Supporters urge voting for her as she balances idealism with pragmatism and has been described as creative, collaborative, and engaged by those who know her.
- Her election could enhance community inclusiveness and growth while continuing efforts to bring people together for Bainbridge's betterment.
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