Ed Thompson, Assistant Attorney General-in-Charge from Cuomo’s Syracuse office, and senior citizens during a presentation on Attorney General Cuomo's Consumer Awareness Initiative

West Monroe, NY (April 5, 2010)-A representative from Attorney General Andrew Cuomo’s Office spoke to MIA Senior Citizens on the topic of consumer fraud as part of Cuomo’s statewide Smart Seniors Program. The presentation informed participants about how to best avoid consumer scams that frequently target seniors, such as sweepstakes, mail orders, and identity theft. This Presentation was given by Assistant Attorney General-in-Charge from Cuomo’s Syracuse office, Ed Thompson.

For more information about Cuomo’s Smart Seniors Program, please visit the Attorney General’s website at http://www.oag.state.ny.us.

The Oswego Public Library will host a special event on Sept. 11, a celebration of the Underground Railroad in Oswego County.

When United Way board member Jonathan Daniels, executive director of the Port of Oswego Authority, was asked to reprise his role as chairperson for the United Way’s Campaign Cabinet he found it to be a decision that was easy to make.

The Eis House in Mexico was the setting for the ceremony uniting Nicole Hilgenberg and Nicholas Matott. on Saturday, August 7, 2010 at 5pm.

The next meeting of the Society will be held on Saturday August 28, beginning with a noon lunch. On the 21st the annual Redfield School Reunion will be held under the direction of Alumni President Fay Ann Colvin. Anyone who ever attended a school in the town of Redfield is welcome and [...]