County holds Oath of Office Ceremony for recently elected officials
Magisterial District Judges, from left, Heidi Wright, Keith Kibler and Frank Mills are pictured following their Oath of Office. Wright replaces outgoing judge John Maggs in the Mill Hall area and is the first female to serve in the role in Clinton County's history.
The newly elected Clinton County Board of Commissioners, from left, Angela Harding, Jeff Snyder and Jim Russo are pictured after taking the Oath of Office on Friday morning.
A large crowd of family, friends and supporters turned out for the Clinton County Oath of Office Ceremony on Friday morning.
Clinton County Judge Michael F. Salisbury hugs his daughter, whose words of support were read aloud by President Judge Craig P. Miller during the Oath of Office Ceremony, prior to his being sworn in.
Newly elected Magisterial District Judge Heidi Wright has help from her three sons - Easton, Mason and Benson - during her Robing Ceremony on Friday morning.
Clinton County Commissioner Angela Harding smiles after taking the Oath of Office on Friday morning.
Clinton County Commissioner Jeff Snyder is sworn into office by President Judge Craig P. Miller on Friday morning.
Newly elected Clinton County Commissioner James "Jim" Russo shakes hands with Court Administrator Don Powers following his Oath of Office.
Clinton County Sheriff Kerry Stover is sworn in for his third term.
Clinton County Prothonotary Cindy Love is sworn into her second term.
BREANNA HANLEY/THE EXPRESS Three Flemington Borough elected officials were sworn in on Friday morning. They are, from left, Rodman Hall, constable, and council members Donald Grant and Edmund Higgins.
BREANNA HANLEY/THE EXPRESS District Attorney Dave Strouse is sworn in for another term.
Magisterial District Judges, from left, Heidi Wright, Keith Kibler and Frank Mills are pictured following their Oath of Office. Wright replaces outgoing judge John Maggs in the Mill Hall area and is the first female to serve in the role in Clinton County's history.
The newly elected Clinton County Board of Commissioners, from left, Angela Harding, Jeff Snyder and Jim Russo are pictured after taking the Oath of Office on Friday morning.
A large crowd of family, friends and supporters turned out for the Clinton County Oath of Office Ceremony on Friday morning.
Clinton County Judge Michael F. Salisbury hugs his daughter, whose words of support were read aloud by President Judge Craig P. Miller during the Oath of Office Ceremony, prior to his being sworn in.
Newly elected Magisterial District Judge Heidi Wright has help from her three sons - Easton, Mason and Benson - during her Robing Ceremony on Friday morning.
Clinton County Commissioner Angela Harding smiles after taking the Oath of Office on Friday morning.
Clinton County Commissioner Jeff Snyder is sworn into office by President Judge Craig P. Miller on Friday morning.
Newly elected Clinton County Commissioner James "Jim" Russo shakes hands with Court Administrator Don Powers following his Oath of Office.
Clinton County Sheriff Kerry Stover is sworn in for his third term.
Clinton County Prothonotary Cindy Love is sworn into her second term.
BREANNA HANLEY/THE EXPRESS Three Flemington Borough elected officials were sworn in on Friday morning. They are, from left, Rodman Hall, constable, and council members Donald Grant and Edmund Higgins.
BREANNA HANLEY/THE EXPRESS District Attorney Dave Strouse is sworn in for another term.
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Clinton County held an Oath of Office Ceremony in the large courtroom of the Clinton County Courthouse on Friday morning. Seats were packed with families, friends and supporters for various offices, from county government roles all the way to municipal auditors, constables and more. President Judge Craig P. Miller and Judge Michael F. Salisbury presided over the ceremony, with Miller swearing in officials and Salisbury announcing their names and positions. Retired Judges J. Michael Williamson and Richard Saxton, Jr. also attended Friday’s ceremony. More information about the ceremony will be featured in Saturday’s edition of The Express in-print and online at www.lockhaven.com.