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U.S. Sen. Todd Young and Toby Malichi.
Mayor Sue Finkam speaks to attendees.
U.S. Sen. Todd Young gives remarks.
Avika Garg leads the Pledge of Allegiance.
Ilana Felix sings the national anthem.
Pastor Shaune Shelby gives the invocation.
An unidentified demonstrator displays a sign during U.S. Sen. Todd Young’s remarks.
Jeff McDermott, president and CEO for the Center for the Performing Arts, gives remarks.
From left, U.S. Sen. Todd Young gives the oath of office to recently elected Carmel city officials. They are, from left, Mayor Sue Finkam; city councilors Shannon Minnaar, Ryan Locke, Anita Joshi, Tony Green, Teresa Ayers, Adam Aasen, Jeff Worrell, Rich Taylor and Matthew Snyder; City Court Judge Brian Poindexter; and City Clerk Jacob Quinn.

Snapshot: Carmel elected officials take ceremonial oath of office at event disrupted by pro-Palestinian demonstrators

By Current Publishing on January 5, 2024 Carmel Community

Carmel’s recently elected mayor, city councilors, judge and clerk took the oath of office at a ceremonial inauguration event Jan. 4 at the Palladium. U.S. Sen. Todd Young, a native of Carmel, gave remarks at the event, which were interrupted by a group of several people demonstrating against U.S. support for Israel in the ongoing war. Police escorted the demonstrators out of the event. (Photos by Adam Seif)

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