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Former Hanover Mayor Honoured

By Janice MacKay

July 27, 2017 - 6:41pm

An engraved paver stone in Heritage Square will act as a permanent reminder of the contributions of former Hanover Mayor Kathi Maskell.

A ceremony Saturday will unveil the tribute to Maskell and her role in shaping the town.

Paver stones around the Labyrinth of Distinction recognize each of the town's past municipal leaders.

Current Mayor Sue Paterson says Maskell's leadership and contributions during her two terms as Mayor are most worthy and highly respected.

People can attend the ceremony at 3pm Saturday.

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