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Ballots Set for March 18 Elections in Three Lewis County Villages

February 15, 2020   09:00 a.m.      Updated 06:00 p.m.   By: Nick Altmire
    Lewis County, NY- Three Lewis County villages will be holding their village
    elections on March 18, with ballots now set following the passing of the petition
    filing deadline on February 11.

    In Lowville, two seats on the Board of Trustees are up for election. Dan Salmon
    is running unopposed for another term in the seat he currently holds, while
    Michael Leviker is running unopposed for the seat currently held by Charles
    Truax, Jr., who is not seeking reelection. Polls will be open from 12 p.m. to
    9 p.m., with voters casting their ballots at the Municipal Office located at 5535
    Bostwick St.

    In Turin, two candidates are running for one seat on the Board of Trustees.
    Incumbent Kelly Amidon is being challenged by Lynnette Parker for the seat.
    Polls are open from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m., with voting taking place at the Municipal
    Office at 6312 E. Main St.

    In Castorland, three trustee seats and the mayor position are on the ballot.
    Mervin Moser is running unopposed for mayor, while Scott Moshier and Heidi
    Lehmann are running unopposed for full-term seats on the Board of Trustees.
    Richard Diller is running unopposed to fill the remaining three years on an
    unexpired term on the Board of Trustees. Polls will be open from 12 p.m. to
    9 p.m. , with voters casting their ballots at Karcher Country Estates located at
    4892 State Route 410.