GMHA: Grateful for Jim’s Support – All Otsego

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Letter from Greater Milford Historical Association

GMHA: Grateful for Jim’s Support

Senator Jim Seward’s legacy is marked by a deep commitment to his constituents and a lasting impact on his community, particularly in his hometown of Milford, New York.

Throughout his long tenure, Seward championed various projects that enhanced the local economy, preserved historical sites and promoted cultural enrichment. He was a true neighbor.

One significant contribution was his support for the David Sayre House Museum, operated by the Greater Milford Historical Association. This museum brings to life the history of the Sayre family and early settlers in Milford, offering dynamic programs that educate visitors about the region’s heritage. Seward’s advocacy for historical preservation and cultural institutions ensured that such important local landmarks received the attention and support needed to thrive.

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