The Hanover Parks, Recreation and Culture department is looking for a few good men and women.
The department wants names two exceptional individuals or groups to add to the town’s Labyrinth of Distinction at the Hanover Heritage Square.
Director of Parks and Recreation Sherri Walden says nominees must be individuals who have made exemplary accomplishments or contributions to the town.
This could be through politics, sports, the arts, personal achievement or perhaps as a community builder in the areas of health, academics, industry or business.
Walden says the program ensures people who have made a significant impact in Hanover will be permanently recognized.
Some past inductees include Ryan Bester — a World Lawn Bowling Champion — and the late Audrey Holrod, who was an artist.
Walden says this is a prestigious honour.
All inductees must be Hanover residents. The public has until March 31st to submit their nominations.
Nomination details and forms are available from Hanover Parks, Recreation and Culture Office, the municipal office, the Hanover Public Library or at www.hanover.ca
An induction ceremony will take place during the Canada Day Celebrations.
