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September 9, 2008

Anonymous The Press Republican Tue Sep 09, 2008, 02:04 PM EDT

PLATTSBURGH -- Primary elections will be held noon to 9 p.m. today.

Clinton County has a Family Court primary for Independence Party members and a vote by Conservative Party members to pick a delegate and alternate to the State Judicial Convention.

In Essex County, the Town of North Elba has Republican primaries for town clerk/tax collector and two seats on the Essex County Republican Party Committee. The Town of St. Armand has a Conservative Party primary for delegate and alternate delegate to the State Judicial Convention.

Franklin County will hold a Conservative Party primary election to nominate a judicial delegate and alternate to the State Judicial Convention.

Here's where to vote:

CLINTON COUNTY

Altona: Town Hall.

AuSable: Fire Station, Keeseville.

Beekmantown: Town Hall, West Chazy.

Black Brook: Town Hall, AuSable Forks.

Champlain: Champlain Town Offices.

Chazy: Chazy Town Hall.

Clinton: Town Hall.

Dannemora: United Methodist Church.

Ellenburg: Ellenburg Town Hall.

Mooers: Mooers Government Center/Fire Station.

Peru: St. Augustine's Parish Center.

Town of Plattsburgh, Districts 1, 2, 4 and 5: Town Hall.

Town of Plattsburgh, Districts 3 and 7: Cliff Haven Rec. Center.

Town of Plattsburgh, Districts 6, 8 and 9: Wallace Hill Rec. Center.

Saranac: Fire Station, Route 3, Saranac.

Schuyler Falls: Town Hall.

City of Plattsburgh, Wards 1 and 2: Pine Harbour Inc.

City of Plattsburgh, Wards 3 and 4: United Methodist Church.

City of Plattsburgh, Wards 5 and 6: County Government Center.

ESSEX COUNTY

Chesterfield: Knights of Columbus Hall, Route 9, Keeseville.

Crown Point: Crown Point Firehouse.

Elizabethtown: Town Hall, Elizabethtown.

Essex: Essex Firehouse.

Jay: District 1, Amos and Julia Theatre, Jay; District 2, Town Offices, AuSable Forks.

Keene: District 1, Town Hall, Keene; District 2, Keene Valley Firehouse.

Lewis: Town Hall, Lewis.

Minerva: Community Center, Minerva.

Moriah: District 1 and 4, Knights of Columbus Hall, Port Henry; District 2, Moriah Firehouse, Moriah Corners; District 3, Mineville-Witherbee Firehouse, Mineville.

Newcomb: Town Offices, Newcomb.

North Elba: Districts 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6, Town Hall, Lake Placid; Districts 2 and 7, Town Hall, Saranac Lake.

North Hudson: Town Offices, North Hudson.

St. Armand: Town Hall, Bloomingdale.

Schroon: Town Offices, Schroon Lake.

Ticonderoga: Ticonderoga Firehouse, Ticonderoga.

Westport: District 1, Wadhams Firehouse, Wadhams; District 2, United Church of Christ Hall, Westport.

Willsboro: Visitors Center, Willsboro.

Wilmington: Community Center, Wilmington.

FRANKLIN COUNTY

Bangor: Bangor Municipal Offices, 2438 U.S. Route 11, North Bangor.

Bellmont: Town Justice Building, 9 Hill Road, Brainardsville.

Bombay: Bombay Town Garage, 50 County Route 4.

Brandon: Brandon Town Hall, 564 County Route 12, North Bangor.

Brighton: Brighton Town Hall, 12 County Route 31, Paul Smiths.

Burke: Burke Town Hall, 842 Depot St.

Chateaugay: Chateaugay Town Hall, 191 East Main St.

Constable: Constable Town Hall, 15897 State Route 30.

Dickinson: Town Offices, 339 Aiken Road, Dickinson Center.

Duane: Duane Fire Station, 172 County Route 26, Malone.

Fort Covington: Fire Station, 2454 Chateaugay St.

Franklin: Vermontville Town Hall, 7 Cold Brook Road.

Harrietstown: Town Hall, 39 Main St., Saranac Lake.

Malone: Malone Adult Center, 18 Morton St.

Moira: Moira Fire Station, 2340 County Route 5.

Santa Clara: Town Hall, Saranac Inn, 5359 State Route 30, Saranac Lake.

Tupper Lake: Aaron Maddox Hall, 179 Demars Boulevard.

Waverly: Waverly Town Hall, 6 North Main St., St. Regis Falls.

Westville: Westville Town Hall, 936 County Route 19, Constable.