York County Veterans Invited to Learn about Benefits

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York County veterans are invited to a free informational meeting Dec. 9 to learn about available benefits.

York County Veterans Affairs Director Phil Palandro will be the guest speaker during the event which will begin at 7 p.m. at the Red Lion American Legion Post 543, 23 E. Broadway in Red Lion.

Palandro will discuss available benefits, how to file a claim, the benefits of filing a claim through the County Veterans Affairs office and more.

Individuals interested in attending should register by emailing their name and phone number to RedLionLegion@aol.com or by calling the Post at 717-244-4828.

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