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The problem of looking deep at Bad Art Friend, though, is that there is literally no way of being anything but #TeamDawn, and the clearer it becomes that she was a victim, the more the NYT article feels deceptive and like a hit piece against her under the guise of being balanced.

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I can't either but I doubt see liked coming off the bench. The battles they've had in the past makes this feel personal to me. I love her game! Hope she goes off! Still #TeamDawn tho

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Group of six people standing together in the street just before a local Pride parade, smiling and posing for a photo. Luzerne County Council members Brittany Stephenson (center right, wearing a rainbow “Supporting Autism” tie-dye shirt and sunglasses, holding a Pride flag) and Jimmy Sabatino (center left, in a blue shirt and shorts) are joined by Council candidates Chris Belles (far right, in a white t-shirt and dark pants), Denise Williams (second from right, in a white blouse and colorful patterned skirt), Dawn Simmons (second from left, wearing a green top and holding a black umbrella and a VOTE 411 tote bag), and Tony Perzia (far left, wearing a navy blue shirt and cap). A rainbow flag is draped between members of the group, and the street is lined with houses and other parade participants in the background.

Group of six people standing together in the street just before a local Pride parade, smiling and posing for a photo. Luzerne County Council members Brittany Stephenson (center right, wearing a rainbow “Supporting Autism” tie-dye shirt and sunglasses, holding a Pride flag) and Jimmy Sabatino (center left, in a blue shirt and shorts) are joined by Council candidates Chris Belles (far right, in a white t-shirt and dark pants), Denise Williams (second from right, in a white blouse and colorful patterned skirt), Dawn Simmons (second from left, wearing a green top and holding a black umbrella and a VOTE 411 tote bag), and Tony Perzia (far left, wearing a navy blue shirt and cap). A rainbow flag is draped between members of the group, and the street is lined with houses and other parade participants in the background.

Luzerne County Council candidate Dawn Simmons (right), a Black woman in a green top, stands beside her campaign manager Nina Ancharski (left), a white woman wearing sunglasses and a gray sweatshirt that reads “Proud” in rainbow-colored letters. They are smiling at an outdoor Pride celebration, with tents, a car, and people with rainbow accessories in the background.

Luzerne County Council candidate Dawn Simmons (right), a Black woman in a green top, stands beside her campaign manager Nina Ancharski (left), a white woman wearing sunglasses and a gray sweatshirt that reads “Proud” in rainbow-colored letters. They are smiling at an outdoor Pride celebration, with tents, a car, and people with rainbow accessories in the background.

Crowd at Wilkes-Barre Pride festival watching a drag show performance on the stage at Public Square. Large blue Wilkes-Barre sign is above the stage.

Crowd at Wilkes-Barre Pride festival watching a drag show performance on the stage at Public Square. Large blue Wilkes-Barre sign is above the stage.

What a joy to celebrate Pride in Wilkes-Barre this weekend! I was honored to ride in the parade with some of my fellow county council candidates and meet so many incredible people. Luzerne County is for everyone! We are stronger when we stand together. 🏳️‍🌈💪 #Pride2025 #LuzerneForAll #TeamDawn

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Folks!!! We did it!!! This was my first jump into managing a campaign and I had the greatest candidate. I look forward to seeing Dawn win in the general election in the fall. Thank you to everyone who voted and supported Dawn’s campaign. We love you! #teamdawn #paprimary

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Sign that says "Thank you! Voters"

Sign that says "Thank you! Voters"

We did it! 💙 I'm so proud to be moving on to the general election for Luzerne County Council. Huge thanks to every voter, volunteer, and supporter, and to my amazing team. Let’s keep the momentum going all the way to November!

#TeamDawn #LuzerneCounty #OnToNovember #PrimaryWin

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Choose 20 female authors whose work you admire. One author per day for 20 days, in no particular order.

Day 14: Ann M. Martin

The Babysitters Club is what had me hooked on reading. #teamDawn

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#Writers #Authors #BookSky #AuthorChallenge #writingcommunity #writing #amwriting

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Small businesses are the backbone of Luzerne County. 💼💙
When we support local, we invest in jobs, creativity, and community. Let’s keep showing up for the businesses that show up for us.

#ShopSmall #LuzerneStrong #SupportLocal #TeamDawn

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Flyer for the Wilkes-Barre Wellness Fair, happening Thursday, April 24, 2025, from 10am to 3pm at Public Square in Wilkes-Barre, PA. The event is a free open walk-up clinic offering medical consultations and advice from doctors, dentists, nurses, counselors, and other health professionals. Screenings and vaccinations will be available on site. Featured services include: drug/alcohol services, emergency housing services, dentists, doctors, PAs, nurses, mental health services, nutrition advisors, exercise and wellness coaches, and social workers. A yellow circle highlights "FREE Food and Music." The flyer includes illustrations of a doctor consulting a patient, and photos of community members at previous events. Logos for the Wilkes-Barre Health Department and Rising Tide Wellness appear at the bottom.

Flyer for the Wilkes-Barre Wellness Fair, happening Thursday, April 24, 2025, from 10am to 3pm at Public Square in Wilkes-Barre, PA. The event is a free open walk-up clinic offering medical consultations and advice from doctors, dentists, nurses, counselors, and other health professionals. Screenings and vaccinations will be available on site. Featured services include: drug/alcohol services, emergency housing services, dentists, doctors, PAs, nurses, mental health services, nutrition advisors, exercise and wellness coaches, and social workers. A yellow circle highlights "FREE Food and Music." The flyer includes illustrations of a doctor consulting a patient, and photos of community members at previous events. Logos for the Wilkes-Barre Health Department and Rising Tide Wellness appear at the bottom.

Excited to join the Wilkes-Barre Wellness Fair this Thursday, April 24! 💙
Stop by for health resources, community support, and a voter registration table. Let’s take care of each other—mind, body, and voice.
#WilkesBarreWellness #HealthMatters #CommunityCare #TeamDawn #VoterReady #LuzerneStrong

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It's Fundraising Friday for my campaign and we’re turning people power into progress! Every donation, big or small, helps us knock more doors, print more signs, and reach more Luzerne County voters.
#TeamDawn #DawnForLuzerne #PeoplePowered #FundTheFight

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I just gave to Dawn Simmons! Show your support with a contribution.

I’m running for Luzerne County Council because I believe our community deserves leadership that listens, cares, and shows up. Every donation counts, no matter the amount. I appreciate the support for my campaign and my community!

#TeamDawn #DawnForLuzerne #PeoplePowered #LuzerneCountyVotes

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Dawn Simmons, Luzerne County Council candidate, stands beside a "Feed the Children + Niagara Cares" banner at a community event. She is wearing a white blazer over a brown dress with black boots and a scarf draped on her shoulder, smiling confidently at the camera.

Dawn Simmons, Luzerne County Council candidate, stands beside a "Feed the Children + Niagara Cares" banner at a community event. She is wearing a white blazer over a brown dress with black boots and a scarf draped on her shoulder, smiling confidently at the camera.

 Dawn Simmons, Luzerne County Council candidate, smiles alongside Rossanna Gabriel, Executive Director of the Hazleton Integration Project. Both women are dressed warmly and appear joyful, standing close together for a selfie at a community event.

Dawn Simmons, Luzerne County Council candidate, smiles alongside Rossanna Gabriel, Executive Director of the Hazleton Integration Project. Both women are dressed warmly and appear joyful, standing close together for a selfie at a community event.

Elaine Maddon Curry, Program Coordinator at the Hazleton Integration Project, stands in front of a wall filled with student projects, photographs, and design plans. She is pointing to one of the displayed documents, engaging with the content in a vibrant educational setting.

Elaine Maddon Curry, Program Coordinator at the Hazleton Integration Project, stands in front of a wall filled with student projects, photographs, and design plans. She is pointing to one of the displayed documents, engaging with the content in a vibrant educational setting.

A colorful student-painted mural on lockers at the Hazleton Integration Project. The artwork features scenes of nature, music, culture, and community—illustrating trees, suitcases, instruments, palm trees, and flags. The mural was created by students who have benefited from HIP programs, celebrating diversity and creativity.

A colorful student-painted mural on lockers at the Hazleton Integration Project. The artwork features scenes of nature, music, culture, and community—illustrating trees, suitcases, instruments, palm trees, and flags. The mural was created by students who have benefited from HIP programs, celebrating diversity and creativity.

Honored to attend today’s Resource Rally in Hazleton. Seeing our community come together to support families reminds me why I’m running - for care, connection, and a stronger Luzerne County. Thank you to all who made it possible. 💙 #DawnForLuzerne #PeopleHelpingPeople #CommunityFirst #TeamDawn

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Still sad Ashlyn is out but love the way the ladies are moving the ball 🏀 #TeamDawn

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