Mayor, City Councilors Sworn In At Marlborough Inauguration

MARLBOROUGH, MA — City officials were sworn in at Marlborough's 83rd Inaugural Exercises this week.

Those elected to serve as mayor, city councilors, and school committee members met at the Whitcomb School and the War Memorial Auditorium on Monday. Mayor J. Christian Dumais, who will serve a second term in the city, spoke at the event, along with other speakers and student performances.

"The fact that this election was uncontested is something I do not take lightly," said Mayor Dumais at the ceremony. "I see it not as a personal achievement, but as a vote of confidence in the direction our city is heading by working collaboratively with the city council, school committee, the hard work of our dedicated city employees and the love of the city that defines Marlborough."

In addition to Mayor Dumais, those sworn in included City Councilors at-large Sean A. Navin, Mark Oram, Michael Ossing, and Kathleen Robey, Ward One Councilor Mark Vital, Ward Two Councilor David Doucette, Ward Three Councilor Robert Preciado, Ward Four Councilor Heather M. Gould, Ward Five Councilor John Irish, Ward Six Councilor Trey Fuccillo and Ward Seven Councilor Matthew Sargent.

Three members of the school committee also took the oath of office. Michelle B. Bodin-Hettinger, Earl Geary, and Denise Ryan will join current school committee members Daniel Caruso, Christopher DeMeo, jr, Katherine Hennessy, and Peggy Ayres.

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