Rick O'Connor, Ottawa's city clerk, retiring after 35 years in public service
A long-time city of Ottawa employee is retiring at the end of the month. City clerk Rick O'Connor will retire effective Sept. 1 after 35 years in municipal public service.
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A long-time city of Ottawa employee is retiring at the end of the month. City clerk Rick O'Connor will retire effective Sept. 1 after 35 years in municipal public service.
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