State senator holds fair to provide resources for senior community
Officials say the event is about helping the community, offering services and important resources.
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Sep 15, 2023, 11:02 AM
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3h agoHundreds of older adults in Rockland County attended this year’s senior fair at Rockland Community College.
Over 100 vendors were there to provide information on health, money and more.
The first senior fair was held in 2012. Officials say the event is about helping the community, offering services and important resources.
"We will continue to do it because I think it's a great benefit here in Rockland County,” said Sen. Bill Weber.
"Seniors in this county deserve whatever we can do for them,” said Rockland County Executive Ed Day.
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