SilverLakeNewsletter Briefs
ONLY 16 PEOPLE braved the threatening skies last night to come out for the weekly Dessert on the Dock. Tim's spice cream pie was a real hit but when one person claimed to have "felt a drop..." at 7:45 pm, the group made a hasty retreat back to their cottages.
A TORNADO warning rattled the cell phones of Silver Lakers at 10:37 Thursday morning with an 11:22 am ending time for the warning. Silver Lake wound up with a heavy rain but the sun was out at 11:25 am. The threatening part of the storm passed to the south of Silver Lake and the basin experienced minimal wind.
WCVS — The new offices of the Wyoming County Veterans Services is now located at Wyoming County's Agriculture & Business Center at 36 Center St. in Warsaw. The new facilities are more spacious and provide more privacy. The new location is accessible to the RTS bus route and next door to Yummies Ice Cream. The WCVS was officially dedicated at the ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday.
NY STATE Residents are being warned of a scam targeting cellphone users in an attempt to steal their information. Scammers are posing as banks and other financial institutions. They send a text saying a customer’s account is compromised “due to unusual activity,” but the message is an attempt to trick the recipient into sharing personal information. If you want to know the status of your account, initiate the contact to your bank, do not use unsolicited links sent to you.
WCVS — The new offices of the Wyoming County Veterans Services is now located at Wyoming County's Agriculture & Business Center at 36 Center St. in Warsaw. The new facilities are more spacious and provide more privacy. The new location is accessible to the RTS bus route and next door to Yummies Ice Cream. The WCVS was officially dedicated at the ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday.
NY STATE Residents are being warned of a scam targeting cellphone users in an attempt to steal their information. Scammers are posing as banks and other financial institutions. They send a text saying a customer’s account is compromised “due to unusual activity,” but the message is an attempt to trick the recipient into sharing personal information. If you want to know the status of your account, initiate the contact to your bank, do not use unsolicited links sent to you.
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