Is it 'au revoir' for Mount Prospect's Sister Cities Commission?

  • A Sister Cities group from Sevres, France, including then-Mayor Francois Kosciusko-Morizet, right, helped dedicate a peace pole with then-Mount Prospect Mayor Gerald "Skip" Farley outside village hall in 2005. Now, Mount Prospect is discussing rebranding its Sister Cities Commission.

      A Sister Cities group from Sevres, France, including then-Mayor Francois Kosciusko-Morizet, right, helped dedicate a peace pole with then-Mount Prospect Mayor Gerald "Skip" Farley outside village hall in 2005. Now, Mount Prospect is discussing rebranding its Sister Cities Commission. Joe Lewnard | Staff Photographer, 2005

 
Updated 1/30/2023 6:12 PM

Mount Prospect could be bidding "adieu" to its Sister Cities Commission. The commission voted Thursday to rebrand itself as the broader and more inclusive International Cultural Relations Commission.

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