Category Archives: Athens

If you are registered and are not able to vote in person on Tuesday, November 6th, you can go to the Board of Elections at 411 Main Street in Catskill (the County Building, on the 4th floor) and vote right … Continue reading →

Jim Van Slyke – New Baltimore   •   Harry Lennon – Cairo   •   Larry Gardner – Halcott, Lexington, and Hunter   •   Sondra Clark – Windham  •   Vinny Seeley – Catskill   •   Kevin  Lennon – Catskill   •   Joe Kozloski … Continue reading →

The GCDC Re-organizational Meeting is rescheduled to Monday, 10/3/11, at 7pm. It will be held at Gallagher’s Banquet Hall, 513 Main Street in Cairo. This meeting was originally scheduled for 9/22/11. DEAR FELLOW COMMITTEE MEMBER, Please be advised that the … Continue reading →

Join your fellow Dems for a lakeside picnic! North Lake Pavilion – Haines Falls We’ve reservied a fabulous pavilion, close to the bathrooms and beach, with 15 picnic tables, a large charcoal grill and fireplace, and ample parking and lawn … Continue reading →

Gallagher 513 Main St. Cairo, NY Gallagher’s is a locally owned business in Cairo, and the 1880’s building is home to the Main Street Jazz series and other events in Cairo. Our thanks to John and Mary Ellen Gallagher.

Hoe Bowl 305 West Bridge Street Catskill, NY Mark your calendars. The Greene County Dems are continuing their work with the Big Brothers/Big Sisters organization. On April 2 from 7-9:30 p.m. at the Hoe Bowl, teams will bowl in support … Continue reading →

Friends and Dems Let’s Meet Over a St. Patrick’s Brew!! Saturday, March 12 5:00pm – 7:30pm At Crossroads Brewing Company 21 Second St. Athens, NY Hosted by the Democratic Committees Of Athens, Catskill, Coxsackie Music by the Phil Massaro Symphony … Continue reading →

FIRST GREENE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC MEETING OF 2011 -ANNUAL OPERATING MEETING – THURSDAY JANUARY 27 7:00PM GALLAGHER’S BANQUET – 513 MAIN ST, CAIRO To All Greene County Committee Members: Happy 2011, we trust the holidays were restful and healthy for all. … Continue reading →

Welcome to the Greene County Democratic Party website. We are all very proud to be Democrats, members of the oldest political party in the country, and are working every day to turn Greene County blue. “Like” us on facebook!  facebook.com/GreeneCountyDemocraticCommittee … Continue reading →

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and former congressman Joseph DioGuardi will participate in a live statewide debate on NY1. The event will be held at Russell Sage College in Troy, N.Y. The hour-long debate will take place on Thursday, October 21 at … Continue reading →

Have a debate party and invite your friends….should be interesting!!!!!! The October 18 debate, televised from Hofstra University and co-hosted by News 12 Networks and Newsday, will also include five other candidates for governor who are on the ballot next … Continue reading →

Town and Country Women’s Network (formerly known as Business and Professional Women) is hosting a Meet the Candidates event to be held Thursday evening October 14 at Pegasus Restaurant, Route 9W, Coxsackie. Democratic candidates David Woodin, running for Greene County … Continue reading →

Watch a video of Dave Woodin talking about the importance of experience in the race for Greene County Judge, New York. Click here to view.

CAMPAIGNS IN FULL SWING.. VOLUNTEER…SUPPORT OUR CANDIDATES… MOST IMPORTANTLY…DON’T FORGET TO VOTE!!! What can you do? Volunteers are the lifeblood of any election. The candidate who gets the most people out to vote wins—simple. But, there’s a lot of work … Continue reading →

Join the Greene County Democratic Committee for our Annual Dinner event. Friday, September 24, 2010, Cocktails: 6-7 p.m.; Dinner: 7-9 p.m.; guest speakers to be announced. Coppertree Restaurant at Hunter Mountain. Intersection of NYS Rt 23A and County Rte 83 … Continue reading →

Join us on Saturday, September 11, at 4pm to celebrate the new Greene County Democratic headquarters, located at 377 Main St., conveniently across from the free public parking lot. The headquarters is focused on meeting and greeting voters throughout the … Continue reading →