New Councilmembers Take the Oath of Office » Gary Agopian Oath of Office by Dena Jeglum
Mayor Jim Davis, left, administers the Oath of Office to new Councilman Gary Agopian as his wife Robin holds the Bible. Photo by Dena Jeglum
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