Expo offers help to senior citizens

By Mon Valley Independent

By Michael Richter

mrichter@yourmvi.com

Allegheny County has one of the oldest populations in the United States, which is why state Sen. Jim Brewster puts on an event catered to senior citizens every year. Brewster and his staff, along with state Rep. Andrew Kuzma, held the annual Senior Wellness and Safety Expo Friday at the Boston Spectrum Banquet Hall.

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