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‘No-Shave November’ takes root in Washougal

Fundraiser promotes cancer awareness

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Washougal City Manager David Scott (left) and Washougal Accounting Specialist Lee Bowles (right) talk in Scott's office in City Hall. Scott and Bowles are participating in "No-Shave November," a monthlong effort to put away the razor, increase awareness about cancer and donate to cancer prevention, research and education.

Two Washougal men — one originally from the New England area and the other from Manchester, England — have something in common, a desire to help fund the fight against cancer.

Washougal City Manager David Scott and Washougal Accounting Specialist Lee Bowles are repeat participants in “No-Shave November,” an effort to promote awareness of cancer and raise money for cancer prevention, research and education. Scott and Bowles have put down their razors in November and allowed their beards to grow.

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