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Mar 29, 2013 News
As duly elected Deputy Mayor of Georgetown, the first order of business for Deputy Mayor Patricia Chase-Green is to engage Minister in the Local Government Ministry, Norman Whittaker, on the restoration of Georgetown.
At her swearing in ceremony at Office of the President yesterday, Chase-Green expressed gratitude for being re-elected and vowed to continue to work with Mayor Hamilton Green and Councilors in
From left: Mayor Hamilton Green, Minister Norman Whittaker, Deputy Mayor Patricia Chase-Green and President Donald Ramotar
favour of restoring the city.
President Donald Ramotar, after congratulating Chase-Green, expressed high hopes that the Council would speedily be able to “return Georgetown to glory.” He expressed faith that the Council would be able to work in the interest of citizens. Both the Mayor and Minister Whittaker congratulated Chase-Green and expressed well wishes in her endeavors.
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