35th annual Lobsterfest this weekend
NORWICH – On Sunday, the Chenango County Republican Committee will hold its 35th annual Lobsterfest, a fundraiser that brings politicians and constituents together over food, fun and entertainment.
From noon to four on Sunday, participants can rub elbows with local and state officials at the Canasawacta Country Club. According to Chenango County Republican Chairman Thomas Morrone, several officials have already committed to attending the event, including senators, assemblymen, local officials and individuals who will be on the campaign trail in the coming year.
Specifically, among those attending will be: Chenango County officials including Judge Howard Sullivan, Mayor Joseph Maiurano and several town supervisors, each of whom will be up for election in 2009. In addition, Morrone said, state representatives like Senator Thomas Libous (R-Binghamton), Senator James Seward (R-Oneonta), Assemblyman Clifford Crouch (R-Guilford), Assemblyman Gary Finch (R-Springport) and Assemblyman Peter Lopez (R-Schoharie) will most likely be in attendance, and Rick Lazio, who is considering the possibility of running for Governor of New York, will also be making an appearance.
“It looks like it’s going to be a great day,” said Morrone. The lobsters for the event have already been ordered. Approximately 1,200 lobsters will be delivered to the Country Club on Sunday.
Originally organized for former Assemblyman Clarence D. “Rapp” Rappleyea, the Lobster Festival has long served as the Republican Committee’s only annual fundraiser. Morrone refers to it as the county’s only “non-political, political event.”
Tickets to Lobsterfest cost $60 and will be available at the door for anyone who did not purchase in advance. With the price of admission, each attendant will receive a frozen lobster.
For more information contact Christman Motors at 334-3234.
From noon to four on Sunday, participants can rub elbows with local and state officials at the Canasawacta Country Club. According to Chenango County Republican Chairman Thomas Morrone, several officials have already committed to attending the event, including senators, assemblymen, local officials and individuals who will be on the campaign trail in the coming year.
Specifically, among those attending will be: Chenango County officials including Judge Howard Sullivan, Mayor Joseph Maiurano and several town supervisors, each of whom will be up for election in 2009. In addition, Morrone said, state representatives like Senator Thomas Libous (R-Binghamton), Senator James Seward (R-Oneonta), Assemblyman Clifford Crouch (R-Guilford), Assemblyman Gary Finch (R-Springport) and Assemblyman Peter Lopez (R-Schoharie) will most likely be in attendance, and Rick Lazio, who is considering the possibility of running for Governor of New York, will also be making an appearance.
“It looks like it’s going to be a great day,” said Morrone. The lobsters for the event have already been ordered. Approximately 1,200 lobsters will be delivered to the Country Club on Sunday.
Originally organized for former Assemblyman Clarence D. “Rapp” Rappleyea, the Lobster Festival has long served as the Republican Committee’s only annual fundraiser. Morrone refers to it as the county’s only “non-political, political event.”
Tickets to Lobsterfest cost $60 and will be available at the door for anyone who did not purchase in advance. With the price of admission, each attendant will receive a frozen lobster.
For more information contact Christman Motors at 334-3234.
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