The answer is BURGOMASTER, Jeremy K Chance
In Dutch, the mayor of a town is called a "burgemeester." In German, the equivalent term is "Bürgermeister," and in Flemish, it is "burgemeester" as well.
The mayor of an Austrian town is called the "Bürgermeister," and in a Dutch town, the mayor is known as the "burgemeester." Both titles refer to the elected head of the local government responsible for representing and leading the municipality.
Burgermeister in German refers to a mayor or chief magistrate of a town or city. It is a title commonly used in German-speaking countries for a local government official in charge of governing a municipality.
Yes, Mayor Pro Tem should be capitalized as it is a formal title given to a member of a city council who acts as mayor in the absence of the actual mayor.
The prefix for "mayor" is "vice-."
Yes, "Lord Mayor" should be capitalized because it is a title referring to the mayor of a city or town.
The mayor of a Dutch town is called - burgemeester
The German word for mayor is Bürgermeister.
The German word for mayor is Bürgermeister (m), Bürgermeisterin(f)
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The mayor of an Austrian town is called the "Bürgermeister," and in a Dutch town, the mayor is known as the "burgemeester." Both titles refer to the elected head of the local government responsible for representing and leading the municipality.
Burgermeister in German refers to a mayor or chief magistrate of a town or city. It is a title commonly used in German-speaking countries for a local government official in charge of governing a municipality.
A welcome given by a mayor is typically hand written. Some officials have the welcome speech wrote by someone else.
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