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Senator Seward Celebrates

YMCA, Free Lunch Program

Senator Jim Seward stopped by the free lunch program in Neahwa Park to visit the YMCA Lunch Bunch, who had just finished eating. Seward was in town visiting the Y's Safety Around Water program at the Wilber Park pool. In the front row: Eyden Nelson, Sasha Sloth, Tyler Ives, James Erikson, Seleyna Michols, Anya Sloth, Christina Merlino, Cameron Comstock, Herman Conklin. Back Row: Justin Norton, Ayden Nelson, Alex Smith, Ayden Dougherty, Mylee McIntyre, Malina Dukaczewizz, Sebastian Dukaczewizz, Spencer Volpe, Elizabeth Reynolds, Natalie Jackson, Jayden McIntyre and Brendan Halstead. (Ian Austin/allotsego.com)
Senator Jim Seward was in Oneonta this morning to observe the YMCA’s “Safety Around Water” program and stopped by the free lunch program in Neahwa Park to visit the YMCA Lunch Bunch, who had just finished eating.  In the front row; Eyden Nelson, Sasha Sloth, Tyler Ives, James Erikson, Seleyna Michols, Anya Sloth, Christina Merlino, Cameron Comstock, Herman Conklin.
Back Row: Justin Norton, Ayden Nelson, Alex Smith, Ayden Dougherty, Mylee McIntyre, Malina Dukaczewizz, Sebastian Dukaczewizz, Spencer Volpe, Elizabeth Reynolds, Natalie Jackson, Jayden McIntyre and Brendan Halstead. (Ian Austin/allotsego.com)

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