Headlines 4 January 2011

Rosenberger accepts oath of office as state representative

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Rosenberger accepts oath of office as state representative
State Representative Cliff Rosenberger (R-Clarksville) was sworn in Jan. 3 as a member of the Ohio House of Representatives during the 129th General Assembly’s opening day ceremony.
“I’m pleased that those in the 86th House District have entrusted me to serve them in Columbus,” Rosenberger said. “There are many difficult choices our state has to make, but I will remain committed to making the people I represent proud.” 
Rosenberger is a United States Air Force veteran assigned to the 113th fighter wing of the Air National Guard, where he transferred after accepting a position with the White House in February 2007. Rosenberger has worked with leaders of Clarksville to help establish a village planning commission, and he has also led a movement to establish a Clinton County Veterans’ Memorial in Wilmington.
The 86th House District includes Clinton, Highland and Pike counties. 
State Representative Cliff Rosenberger (R-Clarksville) was sworn in Jan. 3 as a member of the Ohio House of Representatives during the 129th General Assembly’s opening day ceremony.
“I’m pleased that those in the 86th House District have entrusted me to serve them in Columbus,” Rosenberger said. “There are many difficult choices our state has to make, but I will remain committed to making the people I represent proud.” 
Rosenberger is a United States Air Force veteran assigned to the 113th fighter wing of the Air National Guard, where he transferred after accepting a position with the White House in February 2007. Rosenberger has worked with leaders of Clarksville to help establish a village planning commission, and he has also led a movement to establish a Clinton County Veterans’ Memorial in Wilmington.
The 86th House District includes Clinton, Highland and Pike counties. 
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