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The Rush Democratic committee is looking for registered Democrats who have a sincere interest in the political structure in the Town of Rush. We need men and women who are willing to work with the Democratic Party for the betterment of the entire community.

rush fireman's parade - 7/18/08 at 7:00pm

The Rush Fireman’s Parade and Carnival was a wonderful event. Our hats off to the hard work and dedication by all who were involved in planning and making this a great event!

See the three galleries of photos. You may appear in one of the pictures via the “Tractor Cam”! There are many to view! Enjoy! (Entrants | Parade | TractorCam)

Please support the Rush Fire department.


Rush Library Event

The Friends of the Rush Public Library will be holding a Beer-Tasting Fundraiser at the Rush Creekside Inn on Saturday, Aug. 9th, from 6-7:30 pm. Join us in the pavilion, and sample cold Custom Brewcrafters' beer, appetizers, and hot jazz by Footnote. Tickets are $15 at the door, and proceeds benefit the Rush Public Library. For more information call Heather Iannone, Friends' Chairperson, at 359-9914, or Kirsten Flass, Library Director, at 533-1370.


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election2006 statistics
Monroe County Board of Elections Counts of Active Voters by Enrollment as of 2/1/06

TOWN OF RUSH:
TOTAL VOTERS

Men: 1,205
Women: 1,303

In 2008, One Town Justice position is up for election.

Republican/Conservative: 1,144 (45.6%)
Currently represented by 3 Republican council members and one Republican town supervisor

Democrats/Others: 1,321 (52.6%)
Currently represented by 1 Democrat (Lisa Sluberski) on the Rush Town Council

US Census 2000 data for Rush

Children

Under 5 years old: 175
5-9 years old: 236
10-14 years old: 341
15-19 years old: 357
Under 18 years old: 1057 (689 male, 368 female)

adults

67 years and older: 332
75 years and older: 151