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The recent swearing-in ceremony for Follansbee's newly elected and re-elected leaders took place at the Follansbee Community House, presided over by Judge Jason Cuomo. Mayor Scott McMahon stressed the need for respect among city officials, even when disagreements arise. He indicated that challenging decisions lie ahead for the city, highlighting the importance of unity in their efforts. The event featured key figures, including Police Chief Larry Rea and City Clerk David Kurcina, who participated alongside council members. McMahon's address underscores a proactive approach to governance as the city navigates future obstacles.

The ceremony signifies a fresh start for Follansbee, with leaders committed to enhancing community welfare. Officials aim to foster a collaborative environment while tackling pressing issues. This dedication to mutual respect and teamwork may shape Follansbee's governance in the coming years.

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