Marsha announces her candidacy for the 2008 Santa Rosa City Council Election

Dear Friends,

I am pleased and proud to announce that I am running again for Santa Rosa City Council in November 2008. I am pleased because we have an excellent chance to make an historic change in the composition of the City Council’s majority and I intend to be a part of that. I am proud because I know how many of you have worked earnestly for change in this city—we are in a position to now help bring it about!

I am running as "The People's Choice" candidate because my 35 years of community leadership, serving on the Santa Rosa City Council and SRJC Board of Trustees, and involvement in environmentally and socially conscious organizations have provided the impetus to make the important changes that are required in Santa Rosa.

In 1998, you elected me to serve on the Council. With Councilmembers Noreen Evans and Steve Rabinowitsh, and your help, I was able to:

  • Champion open, participative government

  • Fight for preservation of our ridgelines, hilltops and creek corridors

  • Lead the effort for Santa Rosa’s first Clean Air ordinance

  • Advocate for more low-cost housing throughout the city.

I am inspired by the difference our new majority can make on the issues we care about. Together, we will make a difference.  

 

 

Marsha Endorsed by Sierra Club, Redwood Chapter, Sonoma Group

 

Marsha is very proud to add the Sierra Club to her growing list of organizational endorsements.

 

 

 

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Sincerely,

Marsha

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Photos from Campaign Kickoff

Veteran's Day 2007

Marsha's Fiesta

Rose Parade

 

             

 

 

Sightings

 
 

 
  Marsha w/ friends Denise Soza and Tangi Tuaca from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers outside the Shomrei Torah Temple July 2, '08 for the Forum on Human Trafficking presented by Soroptimists Int'l. and Commissions on the Status of Women and Human Rights - Sonoma County. Capt. Tom Bahning and Marsha Vas Dupre as Stoker at Bicycle Santa Rosa on Independence Day.  Photo by David Abbott.