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It’s the beginning of a new era for East Baton Rouge Parish as political newcomer Sid Edwards was officially sworn in as mayor-president.

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The Baton Rouge Metro Council hosted its inauguration ceremony, swearing in the members that will be serving the capital city for the next four years.

Sid Edwards was officially sworn in as the next Mayor-President of East Baton Rouge Parish on Thursday evening.