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The [[mayor]] of Perth-Andover is [[Karen Titus]]. She was [[elected]] on [[May 14]], [[2001]] and re-elected by [[acclamation]] on [[May 10]], [[2004]]. The next [[municipal]] [[election]] will be held on [[May 12]], [[2008]]. |
The [[mayor]] of Perth-Andover is [[Karen Titus]]. She was [[elected]] on [[May 14]], [[2001]] and re-elected by [[acclamation]] on [[May 10]], [[2004]]. The next [[municipal]] [[election]] will be held on [[May 12]], [[2008]]. |
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Perth-Andover is [[host]] to the [[annual]] '''Gathering of the Scots Festival'''[http://www.gatheringofthescots.com/] which is |
Perth-Andover is [[host]] to the [[annual]] '''Gathering of the Scots Festival'''[http://www.gatheringofthescots.com/] which is held at '''Baird's Campground''' in late May. |
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Revision as of 17:37, 28 April 2006
Perth-Andover is a village in Victoria County, New Brunswick, Canada.
It is split in two by the St. John River. The two sides of the river, Perth on the east and Andover on the west, were separate towns until 1967.
Until the abolishment of county government in New Brunswick in 1967, Andover was the seat of Victoria County.
The mayor of Perth-Andover is Karen Titus. She was elected on May 14, 2001 and re-elected by acclamation on May 10, 2004. The next municipal election will be held on May 12, 2008.
Perth-Andover is host to the annual Gathering of the Scots Festival[1] which is held at Baird's Campground in late May.
External links
- Perth-Andover Village website
- New Brunswick Covered Bridges
- Southern Victoria Pipe Band
- Perth-Andover Fire Department
- History of Perth-Andover
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