Thorne focused on finding successor

01/23/2025 08:40 PM

Albert Town Community Association chairwoman Heather Thorne is stepping down on Sunday so she can focus on her family. PHOTO: MARJORIE COOK Heather Thorne, one of Albert Town's biggest volunteers, is stepping away from some of her commitments so she can help her Canterbury-based daughter recover from a recent stroke.

Thorne focused on finding successor

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