Gerrow asked to be new Hastings Highlands Councillor

Hastings Highlands Council has voted in favour of who should be the municipality’s new councillor.

Dorothy Gerrow was asked to step into the role during today’s council meeting. She would take over for Frank Hickey, who was removed from the position for not filing a mandatory financial statement after the last election. Gerrow says she appreciates council’s confidence in her.

Gerrow tells Moose FM there are some skills she can bring to the council table.

Gerrow says she looks forward to working with council to move the municipality forward. She is expected to officially be sworn-in during council’s meeting next Wednesday. Mayor Vivian Bloom says she looks forward to working with Gerrow because her wealth of experience will make her a valuable member of council.

Four councillors voted in favour of asking Dorothy Gerrow to step into the role. Two voted in favour of asking Kristena Schutt-Moore. Roger Davis and Ed Kobylka also put their names forward to take on the vacant council seat.

Andreas Pandikiu
Andreas Pandikiu
News Director Hi, hey there, hello! I'm Andreas Pandikiu. I'm originally from Markham, and I'm graduate from the University of Guelph-Humber. My lifelong passion has been to be on-air. On my search for adventure, I stumbled across Bancroft, and haven't looked back. So here I am, 97.7 Moose FM's News Reporter and the Vista Radio Ontario South East News Director. You can find me on twitter @Andreas_Aidan or call me at (613) 332-1423.

Continue Reading

- Advertisement -

Related Articles

- Advertisement -

Latest News

East Region OPP laid more than 1,500 traffic-related charges during the long weekend

Police say 842 of the charges laid between Friday and Monday were for speeding.

More than 80 guests at Friends for Dinner Sunday for community meal

Guests were treated to turkey, ham, all of the fixings, fresh baked rolls and pies.

Garbage truck breakdown means no pickup in Bancroft

The town said in a social media post that regular collection will start up again next week. 

Friends For Dinner has a seat at the table for everyone

The Sunday night fixture has welcomed community members for 107 Sundays in a row, with a Thanksgiving meal this weekend.

Survey shows municipal election candidates strongly oppose ALTO rail project

A group opposing the federal government’s proposed high-speed rail project has released preliminary survey results showing significant opposition among municipal election candidates in Eastern Ontario.
- Advertisement -