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Terri Neish

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Terri Neish was a staff writer with the D.C. Times, a newspaper in Washington, D.C. In the Times' Vol. 125, Issue 35 edition, Neish contributed an article about the day's Inauguration Day ceremonies, which would see the official end of Noah Daniels' presidency and the swearing-in of President-Elect Allison Taylor. After a brief overview of the Inauguration Day tradition, Neish described the protocol by which Taylor and her running mate, Mitchell Hayworth, would take the oath of office, followed by an inaugural parade down Pennsylvania Avenue and a concert series at the Kennedy Center. (24: Redemption · D.C. Times article)

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Terri Neish was a staff writer with the D.C. Times, a newspaper in Washington, D.C. In the Times' Vol. 125, Issue 35 edition, Neish contributed an article about the day's Inauguration Day ceremonies, which would see the official end of Noah Daniels' presidency and the swearing-in of President-Elect Allison Taylor. After a brief overview of the Inauguration Day tradition, Neish described the protocol by which Taylor and her running mate, Mitchell Hayworth, would take the oath of office, followed by an inaugural parade down Pennsylvania Avenue and a concert series at the Kennedy Center. (24: Redemption · D.C. Times article)

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