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Three new firefighters took their oaths and were sworn in as members of the Steubenville Fire Department Tuesday afternoon inside the municipal courtroom. They were Cory Paisley, John Humpe IV and Carl Hinerman. Municipal Court Judge John Mascio, second from right, delivered the oaths, while Fire Chief Carlo Capaldi, left, and City Manager Jim Mavromatis participated in the ceremony. Other city officials present were Mayor Jerry Barilla, Councilwoman at large Kimberly Hahn and Police Chief William McCafferty, as well as several members of the fire department and family and friends of the new firefighters.
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