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Town of Woodway appoints two new councilmembers

Shoreline, WALocal News

At the February 3, 2025 meeting, the Woodway City Council appointed Laura Murphy and Steve Gunn to fill council positions 4 and 3, reflecting their commitment to local governance and community enhancement. Laura Murphy, a seven-year resident and former Planning Commissioner, brings valuable experience as a retired quality manager from a Fortune 500 company. She aims to leverage her skills to foster transparent communication and encourage public involvement in decision-making processes. Steve Gunn, who has lived in the Pacific Northwest for over 20 years, has a strong background in community service as the co-founder of a neighborhood residents’ association and organizer of local initiatives. His professional expertise as a financial advisor further equips him to contribute to the Council effectively.

Both members expressed a dedication to enhancing the unique character and friendliness of Woodway, emphasizing their roles in building a strong community. The Council recognized the thoughtful responses of all candidates, highlighting the significant local impact of their appointments. This development marks an important step toward engaging citizens in shaping the future of Woodway.

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