Have some fun by helping Sugar Hill name the ducks

Sugar Hill has two new feathered friends and is seeking help to name them. Residents may remember George the Duck who lived in Sugar Hill a year ago. Despite his demise, two new Peking ducks have waddled into the city and are ready for their own Instagram fame.

To participate, visit www.cityofsugarhill.com/help-name-the-new-downtown-ducks/. Download and print the duck coloring page. Color the page and fill in the nametags with your favorite and most creative duck names. Turn your coloring page in at City Hall, 5039 West Broad St. Look for duck boxes near customer service and the post office to submit your entry.

Deadline for entries is July 8.

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