Assemblyman Brian Miller (R,I,C,Ref-New Hartford) joined local officials, including Town Supervisor Wayland “Bud” Gladstone and Town Clerk Kimberly A. Tosi, and residents from the Town of Andes this past weekend to celebrate the town’s bicentennial.

“For the past 200 years, the people of Andes have not only made a wonderful community to call home, but they have also contributed to the history of our state,” said Miller. “The vitality of Andes and its citizens is proof of the strength of small towns and I am very proud to represent you all in the state Assembly.”

Throughout the summer, Andes’ residents have celebrated the town’s 200 years with a variety of events, culminating in a community day where Miller presented an official state Assembly Proclamation to commemorate and honor the town’s history.