Peterborough Mayor Diane Therrien to return to office full-time on March 14
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Diane Therrien announced a leave of absence on Feb. 14 to address personal health issues.
Peterborough Mayor Diane Therrien intends to return to office on March 14 following a temporary leave of absence.
In a post on Twitter on Wednesday morning, the mayor says based on advice from her doctor, she will be returning to her role part-time this week and in a full-time role next week.
Therrien announced a leave of absence on Feb. 14 to address personal health issues.
In a Twitter post, she thanked those who sent her well wishes and support.
“I appreciate it more than I can express,” she said.
In her absence, Deputy Mayor Andrew Beamer filled in as acting mayor. Therrien thanked him and council for their “ongoing work” for the community.
“We live in strange, trying times,” the mayor tweeted. “Take care of yourselves and be kind — to yourself and others.”
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