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September 3, 2010

Anonymous Press-Republican The Press Republican Fri Sep 03, 2010, 03:28 AM EDT

MALONE — Some polling sites in Franklin County will be temporarily consolidated for the Sept. 14 primary races.

Board of Election Commissioners Veronica King and Kathy Fleury said polls will be open in election districts from noon to 9 p.m. for the Democratic, Republican and Conservative Party primary.

The districts are:

Bellmont: Districts 1 and 2, Town Justice Building, 9 Hill Road, Brainardsville.

Bombay: Districts 1 and 2, Bombay Town Hall, 379 Lantry Road, Bombay.

Fort Covington: Districts 1, 2 and 3, Fort Covington Fire Station, 2454 Chateaugay St., Fort Covington.

Malone: Districts 1 through 10, Cedar Commons, 3372 State Route 11, Malone.

Moira: Districts 1 and 2, Moira Fire Station, 2340 County Route 5, Moira.

Tupper Lake: Districts 1 through 6, Aaron Maddox Hall, 179 Demers Blvd., Tupper Lake.

All other polling sites remain the same.

For more information, call the Board of Elections at 481-1663 or 481-1664.