Bethlehem Democrats support candidates even if off ballot

BETHLEHEM – The Bethlehem Democratic Committee  voted overwhelmingly to stand by the candidates it endorsed for highway superintendent (former Selkirk fire commissioner, farmer and retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel) Giles Wagoner) and town board member (attorney Dan Coffey) even if they are banned from the September 12 primary and forced to appear on November election ballots as Working Families candidates, not Democrats. Two rivals for those jobs--Dan Morin (highway super) and Geo