On Sunday at noon, a formal swearing-in ceremony was held at the Clarkstown Town Hall Auditorium to inaugurate Senator Bill Weber as the New York State Senator for the 38th District. The event drew a large gathering of community members, local leaders, and dignitaries, who came together to witness this significant moment in Rockland County’s political history.
The program was led by Police Chaplain David Lothrop, who served as the Master of Ceremonies. The event began with a presentation of the colors by the Clarkstown Police Honor Guard, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and a heartfelt performance of the National Anthem by Ava Aston. After the retiring of the colors, Melitzer Rav HaRav Avrohom Yaakov Horowitz Shlita delivered an invocation, setting a solemn and reflective tone for the occasion.
Distinguished guests in attendance were recognized, highlighting the broad support for Senator Weber’s leadership. The main event followed, with Clarkstown Town Justice Judge Michael Bongiorno administering the Oath of Office. Senator Weber’s wife, Lisa Weber, stood by his side, as he pledged to serve with honor and dedication.
In his speech, Senator Weber expressed gratitude to his supporters and outlined his priorities for the 38th District, emphasizing his commitment to addressing the needs of the community and fostering a brighter future for all. The ceremony concluded with a benediction by Reverend Teresa Darden and a stirring rendition of “God Bless America” by Ava Aston, leaving attendees inspired and optimistic about the road ahead.
The swearing-in ceremony marked the official start of Senator Bill Weber’s second term, a moment filled with pride and hope for Rockland County and the entire 38th District.
