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Democratic and Republican Primary Election voters made their choices for November’s Susquehanna County races on Tuesday, May 19th. For the Republican Party, those choices are clear; well, ahem, almost. Where the situation for Republicans isn’t quite clear, it could be further muddied (or clarified) by the as-yet unknown choices Democratic voters made by way of write-in votes in the contests for District Attorney; Treasurer; and Register, Recorder, and Clerk of the Courts. More on that in a moment; first the clear-cut results for both parties (though readers should bear in mind that all results are UNOFFICIAL at this time).

‘Twas a chilly evening in the park in New Milford when a good crowd of well-bundled parents and friends gathered in lawn chairs to nibble on cheap snacks and listen to a multitude of Blue Ridge musicians – most in short sleeves – brave the icy breeze for a Spring Concert in the Park.  May can be an iffy time of year for such outdoor events: only once in the past 3 years have the school’s bands been able to perform outdoors like this.

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