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NewsApril 14, 2008
Cape Council oath of office
At Friday's special Cape Girardeau City Council meeting two recently elected members of council took the oath of office. Mark Lanzotti is beginning his first term; Loretta Schneider retained her council seat.
City Clerk Gayle Conrad administers the oath of office to Ward 5 councilman Mark Lanzotti.
City Clerk Gayle Conrad administers the oath of office to Ward 5 councilman Mark Lanzotti.
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Mark Lanzotti's family, including his grandmother, aunt, and mother-in-law, attended Friday's meeting.
Mark Lanzotti's family, including his grandmother, aunt, and mother-in-law, attended Friday's meeting.
Mark Lanzotti's wife, Amy, attended with the couple's three children.
Mark Lanzotti's wife, Amy, attended with the couple's three children.
Outgoing Ward 5 councilman Matt Hopkins paused for a photo with daughter Melissa, 10.
Outgoing Ward 5 councilman Matt Hopkins paused for a photo with daughter Melissa, 10.
Marisa Lanzotti takes a photo of her dad in the city council chambers as her brother Victor looks on.
Marisa Lanzotti takes a photo of her dad in the city council chambers as her brother Victor looks on.
Mark and Victor Lanzotti talk with Mayor Jay Knudtson.
Mark and Victor Lanzotti talk with Mayor Jay Knudtson.
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At Friday's special Cape Girardeau City Council meeting two recently elected members of council took the oath of office. Mark Lanzotti is beginning his first term; Loretta Schneider retained her council seat.

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