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DOVER — Daniella Mendez, a trailblazing leader and President of the Dover Board of Education, has announced her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Town Council in Dover’s First Ward. “I am running for Council because I believe in Dover’s potential,” said Mendez. “Ward One deserves leadership that is responsive, proactive, and fully committed to addressing the needs of our community.”
Mendez, who has been instrumental in various educational initiatives, expressed her dedication to fostering a vibrant and inclusive environment in Dover. She emphasized the importance of collaboration between the Council and residents to tackle pressing issues such as public safety, infrastructure improvement, and community engagement.
In her announcement, Mendez highlighted her vision for a more transparent government, where residents feel empowered to voice their concerns and contribute to the decision-making process. Her campaign aims to inspire a new generation of leaders and promote a sense of unity among the diverse population of Dover.
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