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Horn resides at 404 S. Jefferson St.
She's the mother of six and a single parent. She has been a Lincoln
resident for 36 years.
Horn was seated on the side with
two-year terms remaining. Four-year terms for the council members
sitting on the opposite side of the room are up for election this
year.
Police Chief Robert Rawlins was
administered the oath of office while his wife, Gail, and two
children, Shawn and Kirsten, looked on.
Monday was Chief Rawlins' first day in
his new position, though he began his training with Chief Rich
Montcalm two weeks ago. "It's been an interesting two weeks so far.
It's a lot different than being out on the streets with the
officers," he said. Chief Montcalm helped the transition quite a bit
and it has gone smoothly, Rawlins said.
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The new chief's plan of operation is to
continue the developments that were already in process "that advance
our department" and move it forward, he said.
"My door is
always open like his was," Chief Rawlins said to the council.
[Jan
Youngquist]
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