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General News
12.06: LIGHTING OF THE MENORAH
Town and Village Lighting on December 7, 2023
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10.11: Library Events
Current Cornwall Public Library Events
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09.10: Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month
Orange County offers a variety of suicide prevention programs and resources
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07.19: SKFE Fire Department Fair 2023
SKFE FIRE DEPARTMENT FAIR 2023
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07.12: State of Emergency
Cornwall under state of emergency due to flooding
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07.09: Library Events
Current Events at The Cornwall Library
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06.28: Democratic Primary Results
Democratic Primary Results For Town Supervisor
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06.26: Summer Reading Program Kick-Off
Cornwall Public Library’s 2023 Summer Reading Program, “All Together Now,” officially begins on June 26.
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05.11: Catalytic Convertor Thefts
The Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Department is currently investigating three (3) separate thefts of catalytic convertors.
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04.12: Library Budget Vote and Trustee Election
CORNWALL PUBLIC LIBRARY 2023-2024 ANNUAL OPERATING BUDGET VOTE AND TRUSTEE ELECTION
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03.21: Village Election results 2023
Village Election Results
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02.24: Grant Awards for Town and Village
Orange County receives $44.5 million through State’s DRI and NY Forward programs and a portion will go to the town and village.
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02.05: Become A Library Trustee
Cornwall Public Library Seeks Candidates for Three Open Library Trustee Seats
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01.28: Woman of History Award to Colette C. Fulton
COLETTE C. FULTON NAMED 2023 MARTHA WASHINGTON
WOMAN OF HISTORY
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01.10: Skoufis Sworn in for Third Term
Skoufis, Sworn in for Third Term, Charts Legislative Priorities
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01.04: Skoufis Releases Utility Pricing Report
Skoufis Releases Investigative Report on Utility Pricing after his months-long investigation into the pricing practices and failures of utilities and power producers across the state.
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11.21: Small Business Saturday
Shop the Small Business Saturday in Cornwall this Saturday, November 26th
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10.05: Cornwall Police receive Grant Funding
Assemblyman Colin J. Schmitt presented the Cornwall Police Department with $50,000.00 in grant funding for the purchase of a heavy-duty rescue vehicle
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07.27: SKFE FIRE DEPARTMENT FAIR 2022
Bring the family to the 71st Annual Storm King Firemen's Fair beginning on Wednesday July 27th
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07.06: New Cornwall Senior Citizen Bus
Skoufis Secures $85,000 for New Cornwall Senior Citizen Bus
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07.01: Citizen of the Month Award to Ken Cashman
Neuhaus presents Ken Cashman with July’s Citizen of the Month Award
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05.20: Ambulance Changes
Proposed 3-Year Contract Between Cornwall and the New Windsor Volunteer Ambulance Corps (NWVAC) for Basic Life Support and Advanced Life Support Services
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05.17: Summer Bandstand Concert Series
Village of Cornwall on Hudson 2022 Bandstand Concert Schedule
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04.27: Village Summer Playground
Village Summer Playground Registration Announced
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04.24: Notice of Special Meeting
CANCELLED AS OF 4/25/22--Special Meeting at 6:00 PM on Wednesday, April 27, 2022 at 325 Hudson Street, Cornwall-on-Hudson, N.Y.
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04.23: Pre-kindergarten Slots Announced
Skoufis Announced First-Ever Pre-kindergarten Slots for Cornwall
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03.16: 2022 Village Election Results
Cornwall-on-Hudson Election Results
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02.24: Warning about Tax Return Scams
Most tax season fraud involves scammers pretending to be an IRS agent and asking or demanding personal information
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01.05: Joseph R. Ronk
Joseph R. Ronk, of Cornwall, NY entered into eternal rest on January 2, 2022.
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11.02: 2021 Cornwall Election Results
Cornwall Unofficial Election Results
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11.02: VOTE TODAY! Tuesday, November 2, 2021
Information on where to vote, voter lookup link, a link to a sample ballot, link to the results page and list of Candidates are right here!
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10.30: New Elementary School at West Point
Giving teachers the tools to prepare students for 21st Century
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10.10: Cornwall Public Library Hosts The Great Give Back
For a third year, the Cornwall Public Library is hosting an event called The Great Give Back.
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08.21: Vaccination clinics at the Air Show
Orange County to host COVID-19 vaccination clinics at SUNY Orange and New York Air Show
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07.19: Fatal Crash on Rt 32
State Police investigate a fatal crash on Rt 32 in Cornwall.
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05.31: Are You Missing a Bicycle?
The Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Department currently has several bicycles in their possession, unclaimed.
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05.31: Recreation Department News
Toddler program; Tennis Camp; Summer Camp
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05.24: Rail Trail Expansion
Orange County and Open Space Institute Seek to Expand Rail Trail
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05.15: Fundraiser for Orange County Artists
Orange County Arts Council Seeks To Raise Funds for Orange County Artists
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04.21: Army Corps improves Historic Cemetery
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District its expanding and improving the serene grounds for the thousands of visitors who come to the cemetery each year.
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03.28: 2021 Annual Timothy Mumford Memorial Poetry Competition
Young poets from throughout Cornwall Library’s service area are invited. New deadline for entries: Friday, April 2 at 5:30 PM
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03.19: Off-Duty Detective Cleared Who Fatally Shot Neighbor
Orange County Grand Jury Clears Off-Duty Detective Who Fatally Shot Neighbor Who Came to Detective’s Residence and Tried to Stab Him with a Knife
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03.15: Cornwall Senior Center to Open
Munger Cottage will re-open on a limited basis.
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03.15: Covid19 Vaccine Clinics for Veterans
Walk-In Covid19 Vaccine Clinics for Hudson Valley Veterans
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12.16: New Construction at West Point
Army Corps helps USMA West Point cadets prepare for what comes next
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12.10: Package Theft Alert
Residents report that they had delivered packages stolen from in front their houses.
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12.03: Citizens of the Month Award to Nannini family
The Nanninis own Farmside Acres in Cornwall, which has participated in Trees for Troops since 2009
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11.26: Municipal Grant for Cornwall
Orange County Community Development Office awards more than $1 million in 2021 municipal grants
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11.05: New Wheelchair Ramp for Library
Ben Harrell worked on his project to achieve the rank of Eagle Scout.
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11.03: DON'T FORGET TO VOTE
Vote on Tuesday, November 3, 2020. Polls are open from 6am - 9pm
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10.30: Village Curfew on Halloween
Treat-or-treaters in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson will have to be off the streets by 8 pm if they are under 18 years old.
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10.18: Assemblyman Schmitt recognized Merritt Florist
Local florist is small business of the month
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09.22: Village Police News
The Village Police awarded two grants to be used for an equipment purchase and traffc safety efforts.
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09.16: Fire Hydrant Flushing
Fire hydrants to be flushed during the months of September and October. Click here for schedule.
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09.03: Masks Mandatory for School
Orange County Health Commissioner Issues Public Health Order requiring all schools to wear masks
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09.02: Election Workers Wanted
ELECTION WORKERS NEEDED ELECTION DAY IN ORANGE COUNTY
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09.01: Summer Bandstand Concert Series
**Extended until September 29th!**
Village of Cornwall on Hudson 2020 Bandstand Concert Schedule
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08.31: Shore Road Railroad Repair
CSX Railroad will be doing railroad repair work and repaving at the Shore Road Railroad Crossing area August 31-September 3.
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08.20: Covid Antibody Testing
FREE COVID-19 ANTIBODY TESTING FOR DISTRICT FIRST RESPONDERS, TEACHERS AND ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL
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07.07: Cop shoots and kills Neighbor
An off-duty Ramapo Police Officer shoots and kills his neighbor after a dispute involving a knife.
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07.02: Shakespeare Workshops at the Library
Shakespeare-themed workshops facilitated by the Cornwall Public Library.
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06.24: Reimagining Youth Summer Reading
Cornwall Public Library’s Summer Reading Program
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06.20: Notes from the Village Board Meeting 6/15/20
Public comments on permits for riverfront gazebo use; Summer Playground update; Summer Concerts
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06.17: Help with Unemployment Claims
Skoufis' Office Helps Process Over 3,000 Unemployment Claims
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06.16: Hand Sanitizer for reopening Businesses
Assemblyman Colin Schmitt has announced the availability of free hand sanitizer for businesses and essential service providers.
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06.10: Library Curbside Pickup
Cornwall Public Library to Revise Services and Introduce Curbside Pickup06/07/2
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06.10: Town Scavenger Hunt
The Town of Cornwall Recreation Department Presents: A Town-Wide Scavenger Hunt
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05.20: School Budget Vote
The vote this year will be conducted entirely by Absentee Ballot.
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05.14: Cornwall Farmer's Market
The market will take place but with some precautions in place.
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05.11: Schmitt launches Recovery Task Force
ASSEMBLYMAN SCHMITT LAUNCHES 99TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REOPENING AND LONG TERM RECOVERY TASK FORCE
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05.09: Business Owner donates to Police
Local business owner helps Village Police with bulletproof vest purchase
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05.08: Library Letters Initiative
Library finds a way to interact with kids through email.
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05.05: Senator Skoufis Statement on COVID-19 Recovery
Senator Skoufis gives an update on his recovery from the COVID-19 virus.
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04.14: Grant Award for Village Police
Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Department recently received a Grant Award and Grant funding.
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04.14: Help with Unemployment Claims
Skoufis Encourages Constituents with Unemployment Insurance Issues to Contact His Office
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04.12: Deadly Brush Fire
A Cornwall man was killed in a brush fire on Saturday
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04.08: Social Distancing Signs
Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Department places signs at local businesses
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03.31: Armed Robbery at Cumberland
An armed robbery took place at Cumberland Farms on Rt 94 on Tuesday morning.
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03.27: Town and Village Updates
Information from Cornwall Supervisor Richard Randazzo and Village of Cornwall Mayor Coyne
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03.26: Project Gratitude
Skoufis Launches “Project Gratitude” Throughout 39th Senate District
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03.16: Library Closing Details
Cornwall Library closes building suspends all programming through May 11
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03.09: Congressional Art Competition
Maloney Announces 2020 Congressional Art Competition
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03.04: Briefing on Coronavirus
Assemblyman Colin J. Schmitt (R,C,I-New Windsor) this evening received an emergency briefing from New York State Health Commissioner
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02.27: Seminar on Arthritis
Cornwall Library, St. Luke’s Co-sponsoring Seminar on Arthritis
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02.20: Scholarships Available Through Hospital
Montefiore St. Luke’s Cornwall is offering several scholarships to graduating high school students
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02.20: 99th Assembly District Art Showcase program
Daniella Rubino of Cornwall selected for 99th Assembly District Art Showcase program.
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02.17: Notes from the Town Board Meeting
Recycling chnage; Moratorium lifted on Land Use Approvals; Public against first floor apartments on Main Street
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02.12: Deadly Car Crash on Rt. 9W
A driver was killed when their vehicle hit a tree and burst into flames.
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02.11: Sexual Assaults at Storm King School
Sexual assaults occurred on the campus of The Storm King School
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01.23: Family Program at the Library
Cornwall Public Library to Host Cirque de seuss family program
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12.18: Wreaths Across America
Members of the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts participated in the Wreaths Across America ceremony at St. Thomas Cemetery
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12.11: Robbery at DB Mart
A 15 year old male held up a cashier at DB Mart.
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11.16: Santa's Toy Box Drive
Donations of toys for children in Orange County are now being accepted.
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11.06: Election Results in Town of Cornwall 2019
Results for the 2019 Cornwall Town Board Election.
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11.05: VOTE TODAY! TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2019
VOTE TODAY! TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2019
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10.30: Village Curfew on Halloween
Young people will not be allowed to travel in groups on the streets of Cornwall-on-Hudson on Halloween night.
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10.29: Home Energy Assistance Program
Federally funded program assists eligible households to pay utility and oil bills
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10.25: Mastodon Day
Neuhaus celebrates “Mastodon Day” with fourth graders at Willow Avenue Elementary School in Cornwall
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10.25: Former Teacher accused of Abuse
Former CCHS student accuses retired local judge and CCHS teacher of sex abuse
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10.01: Schmitt Secures Grant Money for Library
Assemblyman Colin Schmitt Secures $13,000 Grant for The Cornwall Public Library
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09.07: Army Corps constructs STEAM School
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is constructing a new state of the art elementary school for the children of Army Soldiers and Department of Defense civilians.
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09.07: Free Concert at Munger Cottage
Breakneck Annie, a “kitchen and back porch band,” will return to the Cornwall Public Library. Concert at Monger Cottage behind the Library.
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08.10: Notes from the Town Board Work Session
HVSPCA fundraiser; hazardous tree removal; bridge projects; Taylor Rd Petition
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07.26: Skoufis Secures Funding for Library
Senator Skoufis Secures $15K for Cornwall Public Library
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07.06: Fourth of July Parade 2019
Cornwall’s Annual Fourth of July Parade 07/04/19: Highlights and Photos
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07.03: Parking Rules for 4th of July
Click here for the parking regulations in Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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07.03: 4th of July 2019 Schedule of Events
All activities take place on the Cornwall Town Hall grounds unless otherwise specified.
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06.25: Primary Election Results
Cornwall Results from the Orange County Board of Elections (unofficial results).
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06.22: Cornwall Summer Playground
Campers enjoy crafts, games, sports, swimming, optional field trips (paid separately), talent show and much more.
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06.13: Cornwall Student Honored
Assemblyman Schmitt Honors Cornwall School District Student of Achievement
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06.06: Notes from the June Town Board Meeting
Storm King Run; Highway Equipment purchase; Pool Opening Date and New Pool Chair Lift
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06.05: RiverFest 2019
A new historial marker was unveiled at this year's RiverFest.
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06.03: Cornwall Vet Honored
Senator Skoufis Inducts Pete Kurpeawski Into New York State Senate Veterans’ Hall of Fame
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06.01: Local Nurse named President of NAON
Jack Davis of Cornwall Named President of National Association of Orthopaedic Nurses
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05.26: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Parking on Mountain Road; Police Department Grants; RiverFest
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05.22: Click It or Ticket Campaign
Cornwall-on-Hudson Police start campaign to remind motorists to use their seat belts.
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05.21: School Budget Results
The 2019-2020 school budget was approved.
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05.20: School Budget Forum
2019-20 Proposed Budget Communication Public Forum held 05/18/19
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05.16: Preserve Honey Bees
Residents dealing with honey bees can call 911 to learn about beekeeper resources available in the County.
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05.11: Cornwall Resident Honored
ASSEMBLYMAN SCHMITT HONORS TOWN OF CORNWALL OF DISTINCTION HONOREE
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05.02: Flamenco Guitar and Dance
The Cornwall Public Library will present a FREE concert of Flamenco guitar and dance at Munger Cottage
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04.24: Library Budget Approved
Voters approved the Cornwall Public Library budget on Tuesday by a margin of 433 to 124.
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04.11: Food for Fines at the Library
Food for Fines Benefits the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley
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04.11: Annual Youth-in-Government Day
Students from eleven different school districts, including Cornwall, are honored.
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04.10: Firearm Safety Presentation
Firearm Safety Presentationon April 30th: Chief Hazard and Chief Dixon will be sharing everything your family needs to know to keep our children safe.
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03.31: CCHS Graduate Produces Documentary
Andrew Freiband, a graduate of Cornwall High School is the Executive Producer of a new Documentary Tre Maison Dasan.
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03.11: ALERRT Training Scheduled
Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training wil take place at the Cornwall-on-Hudson Elementary School Building & Grounds
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03.01: Assemblyman Schmitt Announces Art Showcase
Assemblyman Colin Schmitt is proud to announce the creation of the 99th Assembly District Art Showcase.
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01.25: Cornwall Library Has New Director
The interim Director Charlotte Dunaief is now the permanent Director of the Library.
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01.23: Food Bank to Host Special Distribution for Federal Employees
The Food Bank of the Hudson Valley will host a special distribution for out-of-work federal employees on Thursday, January 24th
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01.09: Grants for Artists Available
The Orange County Arts Council’s 2019 Community Arts Grant application is HERE!
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01.01: Art Reception at the Library
Reception for an art exhibit, entitled My Art Journey, From the Beginning by Maureen Hart.
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12.25: Missing College Student Found
Michael J McLaughlin was reported missing since December 13, 2018
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12.12: Notes from the Village Board Work Session
Comprehensive Plan Presentation; Department Updates; Budget Update
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12.10: Shanna Abeles Joins Orange County Land Trust
Shanna Abeles of Cornwall, NY has joined the staff of the Orange County Land Trust as Conservation Project Manager.
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12.03: Home Energy Assistance Program
County Executive Neuhaus reminds residents about HEAP benefits
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11.30: Trees for Troops
Hines and Farrell join Farmside Acres in Cornwall to provide Trees for Troops this Holiday Season
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11.29: Notes from the Nov BOE Meeting
OCSBA Report; Assistant Superintendent’s Report; Student Representatives Report
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11.16: Veterans Day 2018
Veterans Day Memorial 2018 by Casey Regenbaum
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11.16: Notes from the Nov. Town Board Meeting
Proposed Local Law Establishing a Six Month Moratorium on the Submission and Processing; Resolutions; Plans for the festival of Chanukah; Cornwall Lions Club- Wreath and Roping Sale; Public Comment
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11.13: Transportation Lecture
Cornwall Public Library will present a lecture: The Transportation Revolution of the 1800s
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11.08: Notes from the Oct BOE Meeting
Public Comments; Student Reports; PTO news; New teacher welcome
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11.01: Army modernizes USMA Barracks
Army Corps modernizes USMA Barracks for future leaders
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10.30: Skoufis Announces Grants for Road Repair
Assemblyman James Skoufis has announced two grants to assist in rehabilitating local roadways in Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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10.20: Notes from the Oct Village Board Meeting
Monthly Department Reports; Parking on Cherry and Duncan; Water Treatment Plants
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10.15: Notes from the Oct. Town Board Meeting
Benefit Assessment Districts; Local Law Peddling and Soliciting; Bridge Street Bridge Update; Assemblyman Skoufis Grant- Civil War Cannon Refurbishment
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10.07: Library to Host Candidate Meet & Greet
The public will have a chance to meet with the candidates that are running for New York State Senate, District 39 and New York State Assembly, District 99.
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10.04: Notes from the Oct 1st BOE Meeting
BOE Meeting on the Capitol Project
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09.26: Voters Reject School Proposition
Voters rejected both school propositions on Tuesday.
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09.14: Interim Library Director Appointed
The Cornwall Public Library is seeking a new director.
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09.03: Man electrocuted on Maple Road
A man assisting in removing a tree on Maple rd. was electrocuted.
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08.31: Warning of Con Game
Police warn public of fraudulent accosting/ "Con Game".
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08.28: Repaving Part of 9W
The Town of New Windsor is pleased to announce that it has worked with NYSDOT to secure a commitment to repave 9W from the Newburgh City Line to the Moodna Creek in both directions.
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08.19: Notes from the Town Board Work Session
Pennings Farm Property; ECheck Service Agreement; Adding GPS trackers to Town veicles; Police Grant; Rt 218 Cleanup
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08.07: CHICAGO: High School Edition
Step It Up Summer Stage will be presenting CHICAGO: High School Edition this Friday and Saturday August 11th & 12th.
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08.04: Skoufis Secures Funding for Library
Funding secured for Cornwall Public Library
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08.01: NYMA Improvements Signed into Law
Assemblyman Skoufis’ Bill to Help Finance NYMA Improvements Signed into Law
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07.12: Notes from the Town Board Work Session
Sauer and Puglisi Letter re Farm Product Sales; Cornwall Walk/Run for Cancer; Jackson Ave/Route 94 Signal; Public Comment
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07.02: Judi Silvano: Paintings of Life and Love
Library to exhibit paintings of accomplished performer and artist
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07.01: June's Citizen of the Month Award
Esther McGowen was honored for her many contributions to a variety of Orange County organizations.
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06.30: Skoufis Secures Grant for Town
Skoufis Secures Grant for Town of Cornwall to Purchase Recycling Bins
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06.30: Parking Rules on the 4th of July
For the town and village of Cornwall.
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06.22: Presentation at the Library
Presentation at the Cornwall Public Library for first-time home buyers
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06.22: Pedestrian Safety Action Plan
Orange County awarded $530,000 State grant for Pedestrian Safety Action Plan
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06.22: Libraries Rock at Cornwall Library
Cornwall Public Library’s 2018 Summer Reading Program, “Libraries Rock” officially begins Monday, June 25 at 6:00pm
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06.12: Notes from BOE June Meeting
Teach Recognition; New Teacher Update; Sotland Resignation; Public Comment
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05.30: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Solar moratorium; lot line change request; update on storm cleanup; Fourth of July Committee
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05.23: Time Heals All Wounds
Local filmmaker to show film about teens dealing with social media.
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05.21: Notes from the Town Board Meeting
Sands Ring Cemetery Tree Trimming; Music at the Park; Talent Show; Black Rock Fishing Derby
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05.16: Local State of Emergency
A State of Emergency is declared in the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY
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05.10: Garden Club Plants and Flowers on Saturday
It's time for the Cornwall Garden Club’s annual plant sale.
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05.05: Notes from the Town of Cornwall Board Meeting
MTA Letter Re: Monopoles; Sands Ring Cemetery- Initial Foundation Funds; Cornwall Democratic Committee- Community Cleanup Day; Public Comment
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05.04: Army Academy Barracks Ranks High
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District is renovating Pershing Barracks as part of the U.S. Military Academy, West Point Cadet Barracks Upgrade Program.
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05.03: Update from BOE April Meeting
Tenure Recipients; New Positions; Committee Updates; Budget Update
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05.02: County Grants program
Applications for County Executive Arts, Heritage and Tourism grants program are now available
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04.18: Library Budget Approved
Voters approved the Cornwall Public Library budget on Tuesday by a margin of 422 to 121.
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04.18: Village Board April Meeting
Fire Alarm upgrade; Dock Hill Road slope; Employee Handbook
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04.11: COH Playground Project
The Cornwall On Hudson Elementary School Playground is ready to be built and they need YOU!
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04.09: Distrated Driving Awareness Month
Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Department will be participating in New York State, “National Distrated Driving Awareness Month”
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04.05: Update from BOE March Meeting
Student Reports; Superintendent Report; School Security; Budget Presentation
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03.25: ONE, The Concert
High school students from all Orange County will unite ONE night in a benefit concert for Their Community.
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03.11: Notes from the Town Board Work Session
Hudson Highland Land Trust; Tree Trimming; School Security; Wading Pool; Easter Egg Hunt
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03.08: New Vehicle for COVAC
News from Cornwall Volunteer Ambulance Corps
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03.06: New Family Story Time at the Library
The Cornwall Public Library is introducing a new program, Family Story Time, on select Saturdays
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03.06: Update from BOE February Meeting
Student Report; OCSBA Report; Book reading event; Proposed Budget Overview
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03.04: Recent Drawings by Jackie Skrzynski
“Recent Drawings by Jackie Skrzynski” by Cornwall-on-Hudson artist
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02.24: Member's Choice Book Club
Member’s Choice Book Club at The Cornwall Public Library
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02.08: Call for Art
Dusklit Call for Art 2018
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02.07: Notes from the Town Board Work Session
John McCarey-County Assessing Program; Property Tax Exemption; Wading Pool Refurbishment
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02.05: Village Board January Meeting
Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Board of Trustees Special Meeting 1/29/18
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01.22: Women Lighthouse Keepers
Keepers of the Light: Women Lighthouse Keepers of the Hudson River
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01.22: Library to Offer Genealogy Workshop
A genealogical search tutorial on Tuesday, January 23 at the Cornwall Public Library
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01.11: Company Pleads Guilty to Tax Crime
A commercial cleaning company whose owner lives in Cornwall, pled guilty to Criminal Tax Fraud
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01.11: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Budget; Fire Department and Police Department Updates; Catskills Treatment Plant; Summer Charity Concert
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01.08: Town Planning Board Meeting
Notes from the January 2018 Town Planning Board Meeting
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01.08: Notes from the Town Board Work Session
Cable Franchise Agreement; Sands Ring Cemetery Maintenance Decree; Update Town Hall Telephone System
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01.07: New Years Eve Celebration 2018
New Year's Eve Celebration 2018 in Cornwall-on-Hudson
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12.26: New Year's Eve Road Closures
Due to the annual Cornwall-on-Hudson “New Year’s Eve Ball Drop” some roadways will be closed and/ or traffic detoured on Sunday, December 31, 2017, till Monday, January 01, 2018.
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12.24: Updates from December BOE Meeting
Awards; Regents Scores; Discussion of Capital Project Vote
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12.20: COH Resident Appointed to CSBG Council
RECAP CEO Quinn appointed to Community Services Block Grant Advisory Council
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12.20: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Announcement of Fire Department Officers, Police Department Update and Budget Update.
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11.29: Update from BOE November Meeting
Update from BOE November Meeting
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11.25: Hour of Code
Cornwall Public Library offers Hour of Code to Kids and Adults
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11.22: Notes from the Village Board Work Session
Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Board of Trustees Work Session 11/13/17
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11.16: Youth Group Collecting Donations
Youth Group Collecting item donations at the Cornwall Public Library.
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11.13: Notes from the Town Board Work Session
Work Session November 6th 2017 By Hannah Comitz
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11.13: Veterans Day 2017
People of all ages were bundled up to honor those who have served.
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11.13: Presentation on Immigration
Laura Garcia, Racial Justice Program Manager for YWCA Orange County, NY, give a presentation on the Myths and Realities of U.S. Immigration.
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11.09: Veterans Day Program at the Library
This year’s Veterans Day program will take place on Veterans Day – November 11th – in the library’s community room.
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11.09: Election Results in Town of Cornwall
Unofficial Results for the 2017 Cornwall Town Board Election.
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10.29: Braine and Castillo seek Town Council Seats
Town Board Candidates Braine, Castillo Offer New Approach
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10.26: Corn Estate 10th Anniversary
Visit the Corn Estate haunted house in COH
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10.26: Update from BOE October Meeting
New Student Representatives; Technology Presentation; Board of Education Recognition Week
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10.23: COH Train Noise Study
Assemblyman Skoufis Announces Train Quiet Zone Study for Cornwall-on-Hudson
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10.23: Indian Point Siren Test
Indian Point Sirens in Orange County to be tested Oct 25th
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10.22: Mastodon Day
Neuhaus celebrates “Mastodon Day” with fourth graders at Willow Avenue Elementary School in Cornwall
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10.20: COH Officer Appointed to Detective
Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Officer Art Terwilliger was appointed to the position of Detective
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10.10: The 4 Pastelists Art Show at the Cornwall Public Library
The Cornwall Public Library will be exhibiting the works of The 4 Pastelists—Cathy Cahill, Lily Norton, Judy Byrne, and Cathy Prager.
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10.10: Router 32 Repaving
Skoufis Announces Acceleration of Cornwall/Vails Gate Route 32 Repaving
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10.10: Equipment Grant for Cornwall Library
Assemblyman Skoufis Announces Equipment Grant for Cornwall Library
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10.06: September BOE Meeting
September Board of Education Meeting
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10.06: Notes from the Town Board Meeting
Cable Franchise Agreement, Discussion of Proposed Historic Museum Building, Central Hudson Proposed Rate Increases
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09.28: 2017 Annual Fall Festival a Success
The hot weather did not hinder the community from enjoying this tradition.
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09.28: Breast Cancer Awareness Month
This year’s Real Men Wear Pink Hudson Valley campaign
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09.21: Skoufis Announces SKFE Grant
Assemblyman Skoufis Announces Grant for Storm King Fire Engine Company #2
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09.18: Notes from the Town Board Meeting
Munger Cottage Improvements, Central Hudson Rate Increase, Town Hall Paving and Grants discussed
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09.18: Updates from BOE September Meeting
The board is considering expanding the timeline of the facilities project to get the community involved.
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09.10: Local Dentist earns AGD Recognition
The Academy of General Dentistry (AGD) has announced that John F. Carpenter, D.M.D., of Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY, has earned the 2017 Lifelong Learning & Service Recognition (LLSR).
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09.09: WWI Lecture at the Library
WWI Lecture looks back at “the Great War” 100 years Later
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08.28: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Zombie Utility Poles; Accessory Apartments; A new way to pay bills at the Village Office.
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08.28: Photo Exhibit at the Library
Photo Exhibit to Feature one of the Library’s Own
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08.22: Skoufis Announces Route 32 Improvements
Assemblyman James Skoufis shared that improvements to Route 32 headed towards Five Corners in Vails Gate are underway.
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08.20: Skoufis On Your Street 2017
Assemblyman James Skoufis paid a visit to Cornwall on Friday, August 11, 2017 for a meet and greet with Cornwall residents.
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08.17: Notes from the Town Board Work Session
Work Session August 14th 2017 By Hannah Comitz
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08.11: The Addams Family Comes to Storm King
Make sure you come out and see the performance this coming weekend!
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08.06: Orange County Expands Recycling Program
Orange County expands recycling program to accept wider array of electronics at Transfer Stations
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08.05: Habitat for Humanity Bus Tour
This presentation will explain the mission of Habitat for Humanity and how to get involved.
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08.01: The Addams Family
The Addams Family, Friday and Saturday, August 11th and 12th at the Walter Reade, Jr. Theatre
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07.31: Skoufis on Your Street
Assemblyman James Skoufis will be continuing his “Skoufis on Your Street” tour with an event in Cornwall.
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07.31: The Art of the Story at the Library
Library to feature the talents of 25 Cornwall youth
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07.27: PFC Contamination in Fish
Catch and Release Advisory for Area Waterbodies Include Beaver Dam Lake and Moodna Creek
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07.26: Movie Night Summer 2017
Movies On The Hudson at Donahue Memorial Park
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07.24: Guilty Plea in Kayak Homicide Case
Defendant Pleads Guilty to Criminally Negligent Homicide
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07.14: Fourth of July 2017
Fourth of July 2017 by Hannah Comitz
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07.08: Skoufis Announces Funding for Rt 9W Repair
Assemblyman Skoufis helps secure $10 million to repair Routes 17 and 9W
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07.08: Museum's 2017 College Scholarship Winner
Hudson Highlands Nature Museum Celebrates Museum’s 2017 College Scholarship Winner
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07.08: Notes from the Town of Cornwall Board Meeting
Pepsi machine, Police Officers on Mailler Ave.,Funding for roads and recreational facilities, Historical Society Museum
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07.05: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Police awards, road maintenance, Moiuntainville well, zombie utility poles
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07.05: Chief Richard Douglass
Former Cornwall-on-Hudson, N.Y. Police Department Chief of Police, Richard “Ricky” Douglass, passed away on Saturday, July 01, 2017
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06.25: Build a Better Community
Library members will have the opportunity to help two local organizations.
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06.20: RiverFest 2017
Saturday June 3rd was the perfect weather for this year's RiverFest. An article by Hannah Comitz
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06.15: Girls on the Run Parking Regulations
From the Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Department
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06.14: Artist Awards Program
The Under-Recognized Artist Awards Program is Now Accepting Applications
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06.08: Mr. Esposito
Retiring After Three Decades of Commitment and Dedication
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06.03: Orange County's Tobacco 21 Law
Orange is first the county in the Hudson Valley to enact the law
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06.01: Memorial Day 2017
Although Memorial Day appeared gloomy, the rain did not stop this community from remembering those who have given the ultimate sacrifice.
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06.01: Senator Larkin Secures Grant for Library
The library is honored and pleased to announce that Senator Bill Larkin has secured a $200,000 grant to assist with replacement of the library’s roof.
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05.25: No Parking Rules in Effect Memorial Day
The Cornwall police department warns drivers that there is no parking on...
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05.25: U.S. Military Academy New Cadet Barracks
U.S. Military Academy New Cadet Barracks: Stands for One of its Own
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05.13: Poetry Competition Awards Presented
The Cornwall Public Library was pleased to recognize several young people whose original poems were named best in Cornwall Public Library’s Annual Timothy Mumford Memorial Poetry Competition.
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05.12: Cornwall Garden Club's Annual Plant Sale
The Cornwall Garden Club's annual fundraiser will be blooming at the Town Hall, Saturday, May 13th.
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04.30: Conservation Easement for Black Rock Forest
Assemblyman James Skoufis (D-Woodbury) co-sponsored and helped pass a number of bills that were part of an Earth Day legislative package.
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04.18: Library Vote Results
Cornwall Library Budget Vote Results
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03.25: Congressional Art Contest for High Schoolers
Congressional art show seeks high school artists for national competition.
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03.25: Open Studios Tour
Get a chance to see artists at work in Orange County. The 2017 Open Studio Tour this May-June.
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03.15: New Legislation Introduced
Assemblyman Skoufis: prospective EMTs will now be screened for sex offense convictions
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03.14: State of Emergency and Closing
State of Emergency and School Closing
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03.04: Fatal Accident on Pleasant Hill Road
A Cornwall resident was killed and two were injured early Saturday in a one-car accident on Pleasant Hill Road.
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03.04: Accountant Charged with Grand Larceny
An accountant formally from Cornwall is charged with Grand Larceny.
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02.11: Art Show at the Library
Library to host art show with oil painter Ray Schuettich
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02.11: Operation Gratitude project at the library
An opportunity for people to “say thank you to all who serve” by writing letters or cards.
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01.25: Choral Workshop
Cornwall Central School District will be hosting our Sixth Biennial Choral Workshop on Wednesday morning, Feb. 1, 2017.
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01.18: Citizen of the Month Award
County Executive Neuhaus seeking nominations for Citizen of the Month Award
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01.18: NYMA cadets to march in D.C.
NYMA has been invited to attend the Parade for President Donald Trump's Inauguration on Friday, January 20, 2017.
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01.18: History of the Tuskegee Airmen
Tuskegee Airmen lecture at the Cornwall Public Library
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01.08: Law Enforcement Appreciation Day
Law Enforcement Appreciation Day (L.E.A.D.), a nationwide day of support for police officers, will occur on Monday, January 9, 2017.
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01.03: Bank celebrates Anniversary
Walden Savings Bank celebrates 40th anniversary in Cornwall.
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12.23: Fatal Motor Vehicle Accident on Rt 9W
Fatal Motor Vehicle Accident Rt 9W just north of Old Rt 9W
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12.18: Holiday Closings
Town and Village Closing and Garbage Schedule, Library Holiday Closing Schedule
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12.15: New Program for Seniors
Safe Seniors is a program designed to create a partnership between the Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Department and Senior Citizens over the age of seventy- five.
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12.14: ER to Close in January
On January 12, 2017, at 7 a.m. the Cornwall Emergency Department will close.
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12.13: SLCH's Third Attempt to Close the Cornwall ER
Skoufis on SLCH's Third Attempt to Close the Cornwall ER
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12.07: Call for Artists
Arts Mid-Hudson Call for Artists
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12.07: Food Drive
Food drive for survivors of Domestic Violence
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12.03: Trees for Troops Annual Collection
Approximately 500 Christmas trees shipped to military families
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12.02: Abduction Attempt
Police report that a couple in an orange vehicle tried to abduct a 13-year-old girl on Curie Road.
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11.18: Library Hits 10,000 Member Mark
Last month, the Cornwall Public Library surpassed the 10,000 member mark.
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11.11: Fraud Prevention for Seniors
A fourteen-page booklet on Senior Fraud Prevention will be available at the Cornwall Town Hall.
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11.11: Library offers Rosetta Stone
Patrons can now enhance their language learning goals with access to Rosetta Stone® Library Solution through the library’s website.
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11.09: Election Results 2016
Cornwall Results
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11.05: New FT Police Officer
Cornwall-on-Hudson Police hires full-time Police Officer.
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11.03: Taylor Road Bridge Opening
County Executive Neuhaus joins local elected officials for re-opening of Taylor Road Bridge
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11.02: Blood-Screening
Blood-screening available to residents of Newburgh area who may have been exposed to PFOS
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11.02: Troy Lock & Dam
The Lock holds the distinction of being one of the oldest in the country, celebrating its 100-year anniversary this year.
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11.01: Retired Lieutenant speaks to a Full House
Retired Police Lieutenant John McLoughlin spoke about his experience on September 11th.
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10.31: Lead Hazard Reduction Program
Grant program is expiring, but funding still available
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10.22: CCHS Drama Presents..
CCHS Drama Presents "Twelve Angry Jurors" and "Twelve Angry Women"
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10.14: Neuhaus visits Willow Ave. Students
County Executive declares Friday, October 14th “Mastodon Day” in Orange County
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09.28: Arts Council partnering with Storm King Tavern
Two more days to apply for the Movement in Nature art show at Storm King Tavern
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09.12: Can You Afford to Pay for College?
Library to offer free college admissions and financial aid program
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09.06: Corn Estate Haunted Attraction Floods
Attraction to remain closed this year, reopen next year.
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09.01: Pause on ER Closure
SLCH Pauses Application for Closure of the Cornwall Emergency Department
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08.31: Poetry Trail
HHLT and Constitution Marsh Present Poetry Trail. The 5th Annual Installation Showcases Local Students’ Nature-Inspired Poetry
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08.31: Back to School
The Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Department is urging parents to teach their children some simple safety tips before they head back to school.
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08.20: Letter Regarding Closing of Cornwall ER
Letter sent to the Department of Health urging them to reject St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital’s application to close the Cornwall emergency room.
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08.19: Police/Sheriff Civil Service Exam
Orange County to hold Police Officer/Deputy Sheriff Civil Service Exam
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08.17: Hoovler Announces Sentencing In Assault Case
Defendant Assaulted His Former Girlfriend in Her Town of Newburgh Home, Then Brought Her to His Ulster County Home.
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07.29: Skoufis Secures $1 Million for Dam Repair
Assemblyman James Skoufis (D-Woodbury) announced he has secured a $1 million grant to repair the Beaver Dam Lake dam
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07.25: Library Foundation Holds Chalk Art Contest
Prize winners of the 2nd Annual Sidewalk Chalk Art Contest
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07.20: Historic Taverns of Orange County
Historic Taverns of Orange County Series continues at Painter’s Restaurant in Cornwall
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07.12: Help for New Farmers
Maloney Announces New Legislation to Help Beginning Hudson Valley Farmers
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07.07: Tick Time
Tick Prevention Education at the Cornwall Public Library
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07.01: Guilty Plea in Stabbing Case
Jonathan Rizzo, of Cornwall, pleaded guilty to Assault in the First Degree.
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07.01: SCHOOL OF ROCK
SCHOOL OF ROCK to Feature Latest in Crowd Synched Lighting Technology
...and Andrew Lloyd Webber Will Be Watching!
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07.01: Ceremony at Sands Ring
A Re-opening and Re-dedication of the Sands Ring Homestead Museum will be held on Saturday, July 2, 2016.
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07.01: Beaver Dam Lake Water Assets
State Assemblyman James Skoufis sent a letter to the Public Service Commission regarding concerns over the pending sale of the Beaver Dam Lake Water Corporation's assets.
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07.01: Parking Changes in Village
The village drafts local law to establish 2 no parking areas on Hudson Street
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06.24: Town Pool Opening Date
Pool opening date, hours and membership fees
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06.11: Stabbing at Shoprite
New Windsor Police Department report a stabbing at Shoprite
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06.09: Cornwall Independence Day Committee News
Sign up for the historic living history pageant--"Courage in Cornwall: Highlights from Our Heritage"
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06.08: Police Grants Received
The Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Department recently received a Police Grant.
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05.31: Library Launches Adult Book Groups
The Cornwall Public Library is offering two new adult book clubs this summer.
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05.30: Firefighters Rescue Kayakers
The Storm King Fire Department assisted over 20 kayakers to safely reach shore.
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05.29: Summer Camps from Cornwall Recreation
A list of summer camps and summer playrgound information from the recreation department.
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05.20: New Hours for Library
Starting June 1st you will be able to get your books and DVDs, use the copier, or just sit and relax an hour earlier at the library
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05.19: Local Author to Talk at Library
Local Author Jerry Kuntz will discuss book on Deepwater Diving
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05.18: News from Highland Ophthalmology
Highland Ophthalmology Associates, LLC announced that Dr. Michael J. Stagner, M.D. has joined their group.
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05.17: Scam Alert
From the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson
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05.05: CCHS Senior to attend Kings Point
Cornwall Senior David Germain gets an appointment to his first choice.
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05.04: Young Poets Win Awards
Poets received awards at the Timothy Mumford Memorial Poetry Competition.
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04.25: Garden Club's Annual Plant Sale May 7th
Funds raised form the sale will be used for community beautification projects.
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04.21: National Library Week at the Library
Cornwall Public Library celebrated National Library Week, April 10-16, with events all week.
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04.08: National Library Week
The Cornwall Public Library Celebrates National Library Week
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04.07: Man stabbed in COH
Police charge a Cornwall man with assault after he stabbed a man multiple times early Wednesday morning.
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04.05: Citizen Preparedness Training
Learn How to Prepare for Disasters and Meet Our Local First Responders at the Citizen Preparedness Training Event on Sunday April 17 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
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03.25: Library Budget Vote and Trustee Election
Residents of the Cornwall Central School District will have a chance to vote on the proposed budget for the Cornwall public library on Tuesday, April 12, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the library on Hudson Street.
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03.01: COH PO receives Award
Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Chief Steve Dixon presented an “Exceptional Service Award” to Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Officer, Hal Desjardines
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02.26: Folk Artists from China pay Local Visit
Chinese Folk Artists Visit With Orange County NY Arts Council
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02.25: Change for Town Board Minutes
Recent change in how Town Meeting Minutes are documented implemented by Town Supervisor Richard Randazzo.
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02.19: All-County High School Arts Celebration
Cornwall High School will be performing numbers from their upcoming musical “The Wiz” at the Galleria at Crystal Run in Middletown.
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02.16: Col. Mark C. Gagnon to Speak at Library
Colonel Mark Gagnon to present foreign film and lecture at the library
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02.09: Phone Scam
Cornwall-on-Hudson residents report I.R.S. Phone Scams during the past week.
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02.04: Knights of Columbus Holding Fish Fry
"Lenten Fish Fry" every Friday during "Lent" (2/12 -3/18) at the St. Thomas of Canterbury School
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02.02: Church to hold Pasta Dinner Fundraiser
The Cornwall Presbyterian Church will serve its Annual Pasta Dinner on Saturday, Feb. 20th
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01.26: Poetry Competition at the Library
Entries are now being accepted for Cornwall Public Library’s 2016 Timothy Mumford Memorial Poetry Competition.
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01.25: Skoufis secures Grant for Children's Home
Assemblyman Skoufis secures grant for repairs to Children’s Group Home
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01.16: Schumer Tours Rail-Grade Crossing
U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer tours site of dangerous rail-grade crossing in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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01.15: Class of 1965 Reunion
George Kane shares photos from the The Cornwall High School Class of 1965 - 50th Anniversary Reunion.
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01.13: Computer Programming Class
The library offers computer programming basics for adults.
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01.13: Participate in a Blood Drive
Dunkin’ Donuts has teamed up with the American Red Cross in 2016 to make a difference.
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01.05: Village Recycling and Parking Updates
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is going back to weekly recycling pick-up, Parking Regulations during and after snow storms.
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01.04: Snow Tubing at OC Thomas Bull Park
Snow Tubing at Orange County’s Thomas Bull Park Scheduled to Open January 16th, Weather Permitting
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01.02: County Offers EMT Training Classes
Applications are now being accepted for the course beginning February 1.
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12.23: Air National Guard Heroes
Statement from Assemblyman Skoufis on the tragic killing of two soldiers from the Stewart Air National Guard Base.
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12.18: Coding Program a Popular Event
Young coders pack the community room at the Library’s Hour of Code
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12.17: Dr. John McLaughlin Named Medical Director of St. Luke's Cornwall
Dr. John McLaughlin Named Medical Director of St. Luke’s Cornwall Center for Joint Replacement
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12.16: Cornwall receives State Grant Award
Cornwall receiving over $1.1 million dollars to help repair its sewage treatment system.
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12.13: Elf, Jr. The Musical
Summer Theatre Program Produces Holiday Favorite: Elf, Jr., The Musical to Debut at Walter Reade, Jr. Theatre
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12.05: Trees for Troops Annual Collection
Lee Road Elementary students help Farmside Acres of Cornwall with the annual Trees for Troops donation drive.
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12.04: Village Hires Police Officer
Joseph J. Guarneiri, Jr., was sworn in as a full- time police officer for theVillage of Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Department.
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11.28: No Parking during Holiday Event
On December 6, 2015 there will be No Parking on Main Street from the Circle to Willow Avenue from 2:30pm until 5:00pm
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11.27: Gutter Repair Accident kills Man
A man repairing gutters falls to his death Friday morning.
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11.26: Car vs. Train Accident
A woman was injured early Wednesday morning when her vehicle got stuck on the CSX railroad.
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11.18: International Games Day
Cornwall Public Library Celebrates International Games Day
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11.18: Rock Excavation Completed on New Barracks
Update on Davis Barracks construction at West Point
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11.13: Library hosts popular Veterans Day Program
Over 90 people attended Cornwall Public Library’s popular Veterans Day program on Wednesday.
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11.13: Parking Rules on November 14th
No parking on part of Main Street Saturday morning, November 14, 2015.
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11.10: New Film Lecture Series Debuts
The Cornwall Public Library is introducing a new film lecture series, Modern China through Film.
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11.05: CCHS Drama Presents..
CCHS DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS NEIL SIMON’S HILARIOUS COMEDY – “RUMORS”
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11.04: Volunteers Needed for Red Cross
American Red Cross to hold volunteer training at Orange County Emergency Services Center
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11.03: Election Results 2015
Unofficial Election Results, Town of Cornwall
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10.31: Bats Welcomed at the Cornwall Public Library!
The Cornwall Public Library is so pleased to be the recipient of a new bat house, donated by the O’Dell/Christman Family.
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10.31: Randy Clark Q&A
Randy Clark shares some answers to recent questions.
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10.29: Update on Storm King Mountain
New Mile Marker Signs for Motorists on Storm King Mountain
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10.23: Students Participate in Hudson River Study
Hudson Highlands Land Trust Works with Local Teachers and Students on Statewide Hudson River Study
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10.18: On the spot interviews at Melt Shop
Melt Shop (which is expected to grow by 12 locations next year) is seeking both part time and full time crew members.
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10.16: Yard Sale List
Address list for the Cornwall on Hudson Village Wide Yard Sale. It will be on Saturday, October 17 from 9 to 4 rain or shine.
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10.13: Your Library Can Lead You to a Job
Cornwall Public Library is once again offering two career-building events planned for October and November, 2015.
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10.08: Notes from the October 2015 Town Work Session
Storm King Golf Course, NYMA update, and St. Luke’s Hospital Update.
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10.05: Hospital Announces Partnership
Hudson Valley Residents to Benefit from Access to Expanded Resources and Care
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10.03: KJ Annexation Law Suit
Cornwall joins lawsuit against KJ annexation
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09.29: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
NYMA update, Work Session Changes, Black Rock Race Rescheduled
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09.25: West Nile Virus Found in New Windsor
Mosquitoes Carrying West Nile Virus Found in Town of New Windsor.
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09.16: Board Meeting Updates
Storm King Golf Course, NYMA Updates, & a Public Hearing
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09.16: Sept. 11th Memorial Ceremony
In memory of Kenneth Kumpel
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09.12: Art News
Upcoming Exhibition, Artist Grant Available, Open Studio Tours
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09.10: Statement on Annexation Vote
Assemblyman Skoufis Statement on Monroe Board Annexation Vote
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09.09: New Cooking Program at the Library
Celebrate Food at Cornwall Public Library’s Newest Program: Cooking with Cookbooks
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09.03: STOP-DWI LABOR DAY CRACKDOWN
Holiday enforcement runs through Sept. 7th, aims to reduce alcohol related injuries & deaths
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08.25: Formation Flight on Thursday
Past, present and future of Air Force to make historic flight up Hudson River en route to New York Air Show on Thursday
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08.24: Mobile Printing Available
Mobile Printing at Cornwall Public Library
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08.09: NYMA Agreement
An agreement was reached between NYMA and Global Preparatory Academies, LLC.
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08.04: Playground Project Seeks Volunteers
The Christian Martinisi Project is seeking volunteers for the playground preparation, installation and finishing touches August 7th-August 15th.
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08.03: COVAC Seeking New Members
Cornwall EMS is always looking for new members to join!
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08.01: uilty Verdict in Handgun Shooting Fatality
Defendant Who Killed Live-In Girlfriend With a Handgun Convicted of Manslaughter
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07.30: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Officer Jill Nye Awarded, and PCB Dredging.
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07.30: Notes from the Town Of Cornwall Board Meeting
Solar update, a Letter of Intent Regarding NYMA and an Updated Paving schedule.
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07.16: House Fire on Willow Avenue
A house at 234 Willow Ave. caught on Thursday evening at about 8pm
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07.15: Over 200 Attend the Library's SUPER FEST
Over 200 Attend the Library’s SUPER FEST Kick-off to Summer Reading
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07.13: Burglary Arrests
Two young female burglars broke into homes while residents slept.
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07.10: Notes from the Town Work Session
Repaving, Solar panel update, and Sands Ring Invoices.
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07.07: Re-opening of Forge Hill Bridge
County Executive joins local elected officials for re-opening of Forge Hill Bridge in New Windsor
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07.06: Notes from the Board of Education Meeting
The board recognized teachers and students for their hard work.
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06.29: Annual Fourth of July Pageant
Come join our historic pageant! Learn what happened around here to create a nation and a reason to celebrate the Fourth of July!
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06.28: Skoufis Delivers Nearly 10,000 Signatures
Skoufis Delivers Nearly 10,000 Signatures Urging Governor to Sign Annexation Oversight Bill
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06.26: Willow Avenue Closure
Willow Avenue will be closed from Broadway to Main St. for replacement of the Willow Ave. Bridge.
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06.20: Language Learning
VOLUNTEERS HELP THE LIBRARY AND IN RETURN RECEIVE LANGUAGE LEARNING
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06.18: Taken Road Removal
Roadshow Recap, the Pilgrim Pipeline, Road Removal, and the Cornwall Commons Lawsuit
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06.09: Two Scouts Reach Eagle
An Eagle Scout Court of Honor was held on Sunday, May 31, 2015, at 2:00 pm at the Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
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06.08: Rocky's Law to Protect Animals
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus on Friday signed Rocky’s Law, which will aggressively protect animals from abusive owners.
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05.30: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Announcments, Events, and a Constellation Project.
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05.29: Notes from the Town of Cornwall Board Meeting
Wastewater Treatment Plant, Storm King Golf Course, and Fee Updates.
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05.25: Body found in Hudson River Saturday
A body found in the Hudson River Saturday is believed to be that of missing kayaker Vincent Viafore.
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05.14: Color-A-Thon 3k/5k Fun Run
Cornwall Community Foundation is hosting a Color-A-Thon 3k/5k Fun Run on Saturday, June 20, 2015.
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05.08: Technology in Education Expo
Cornwall High School Presented How Technology is Used in Education
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05.07: Young Poets Win Awards
Poets received awards at the Timothy Mumford Memorial Poetry Competition.
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05.05: Suspense in the Hudson Valley Heartland
A READING AND Q&A WITH CORNWALL AUTHOR, BILL BRAINE
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05.02: Health and Wellness Fair
The Cornwall Lions are hosting a Health & Wellness Fair, Saturday, May 2nd from 9am - 2pm at Munger Cottage.
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04.30: Arrest in Missing Kayaker Case
State Police make arrest in missing kayaker case
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04.25: Parking Fees for Riverfront
Residents are reminded to purchase a parking permit to park at riverfront Donahue Memorial Park.
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04.25: Village of Cornwall-On-Hudson Board Meeting
The American Lung Association Awareness , A Memorial Fundraiser, and Storm King Engine Events.
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04.23: Town of Cornwall Board Meeting
Arbor Day Celebrations, Girl Scout Silver Project, and a Fundraiser for Sands Ring
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04.22: Audubon Center Benefit on May 3rd
Constitution Marsh Audubon Center and Sanctuary to honor two Cornwall-on-Hudson residents
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04.22: Library Budget Passes, New Trustees Elected
The Cornwall Public Library Budget for 2015-16 was approved on Tuesday.
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04.21: Yellow Pages Coming to a Curb Near You
Residents can opt-out of phone book delivery.
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04.21: West Point Regatta
Come down to Donahue Park May 2nd and May 3rd to see the Army Sailing Team home regatta.
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04.21: Search for Missing Kayaker
On Sunday, April 19, 2015, State Police and State Police Aviation were called to a report of a missing kayaker on the Hudson River.
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04.20: Change of Ownership
McGoey, Hauser and Edsall D.P.C. announce an internal ownership transfer within their firm.
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04.14: Scholarship Announcements
Scholarship Announcements from The Hudson Highlands Nature Museum, The Historical Society of the Newburgh Bay and Highlands and Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan
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04.14: Annual Roast Beef Dinner at CPC
The 33rd Annual Roast Beef Dinner at the Cornwall Presbyterian Church is scheduled for Saturday, April 25, 2015.
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04.10: Open House at Storm King Fire Engine
Learn more about the challenges and rewards of volunteer firefighting.
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04.03: Library Budget up for Vote
On Tuesday, April 21, voters residing in the Cornwall Central School District will have the opportunity to vote on the library's 2015/2016 annual operating budget.
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03.30: Common Core Forum at Munger Cottage
Dr. Peg Luksik did a presentation on the truth about Common Core
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03.26: CCHS Drama Presents...
Cornwall Central High School’s Drama Club and Music Department are tickled pink to present the hysterical and highly charged musical – Legally Blonde the Musical.
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03.25: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Concerned business owners, a commercial shoot, and a public MS4 hearing.
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03.16: Skoufis' Integrity in Government Act
Assemblyman James Skoufis advances Integrity in Government Act
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03.13: Cornwall Author Releasing a New Novel
Join him on March 15th at 2 Alice’s for the Launch Party
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03.13: The Winter Farmers Market
From Vegetables to Wine Tastings the Winter Farmers Market has something for everyone
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03.12: Home Invasion in Cornwall
Two people from Walkill have been charged in an armed Cornwall home invasion.
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03.12: Library Youth Programs
LIBRARY YOUTH READING PROGRAMS SPARK A LIFE-LONG LOVE OF READING FOR ALL AGES
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03.12: SKFE Awards Dinner
Cornwall-on-Hudson Storm King Engine Company No. 2 Volunteer Fire Department held its annual Awards Dinner
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03.09: Community Foundation Scholarship Announcement
Scholarships available to students through Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan
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03.07: Notes from the March 2015 Town Work Session
Lehman & Getz to start their Green Project, Sands Ring Homestead Update, and a Farmers Market Grant Request.
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03.06: Orange County Crime Tip Line
District Attorney Hoovler Announces Establishment of Crime Hotline and Labor-Crime Tip Line
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03.03: Rollover Accident on 9W South
A motor vehicle accident on Route 9-W southbound on Storm King Mountain March 3.
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03.03: Land Trust Receives $50K Donation
Orange County Land Trust Receives $50K Donation for Land Conservation
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02.28: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
The 11th Annual Melissa Fund Sun Run; Postal Facility Closing; Village Elections; PCB Removal and Dredging
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02.25: Irish Music Concert at Munger Cottage
Get ready to start tapping your feet to a lively Irish gig.
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02.24: New Signs for Storm King
Group addresses need for electric signs on Storm King Mountain.
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02.24: Calling All Young Poets, Ages 5-25
Take part in the Timothy Mumford Poetry Competition.
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02.19: Storm King Mountain Roundtable
Motorists, First Responders Anxious for Safety Initiatives on the Often Terrifying Storm King Mountain
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02.17: COVAC Installation and Awards Dinner
The Cornwall Volunteer Ambulance Corps (aka COVAC) held its Annual Installation and Awards Dinner on Saturday, February 7th at Mountainville Manor.
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02.11: Notes from Cornwall Town Board Work Session
Town Board February 2015 Work Session
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02.05: Show Your Love at the Cornwall Public Library
Make A Valentine Fundraiser Feb. 7-14, 2015
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02.03: Changes in Dog Fees and Fines
Town passes resolution to provide dog control services.
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02.03: Cornwall Lions Club Update
January 2015 News from the Cornwall Lions Club
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02.02: Library Referendum Discussion
Cornwall Public Library Referendum Discussion
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02.01: Summer Stage Announces Camp
Popular Theatre Day Camp Announces Summer Season
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01.30: Take Your Child to the Library Day Planned
Cornwall Public Library is celebrating Take Your Child to the Library Day on Saturday, February 7th.
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01.27: Local Dance Teacher Receives Annual Award
Ronda Barber of Step by Step Dance Studio Receives Annual Award from National Arts Education Organization
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01.27: Local State of Emergency LIFTED
Local State of Emergency LIFTED for the town of Cornwall and the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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01.25: NYMA blocks Surveyors
Cornwall will begin legal proceedings against the New York Military Academy
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01.22: Library to hold Community Discussion
Community Discussion to center on the results of the recent Library Referendum
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01.15: Rings Pond Open for Skating
Check with the recreation department before going.
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12.31: A Holiday Tradition
The Hess family of New Windsor share their holiday tradition.
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12.30: Land Trust Protects 46 Acres in Cornwall
Orange County Land Trust Protects 46 Acres in the Hudson Highlands of Cornwall
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12.30: Library Sound Mitigation Project
Library Announces Sound Mitigation Project Installation
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12.30: Stop DWI, Free Coffee and Free Cabs
Stop DWI program, Free Coffee on the Thruway, Free Cab Service in Orange County
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12.21: Update on Tunes for Taylor
CCMS 7th and 8th Graders collected funds to honor their teacher who is currently deployed in Afghanistan.
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12.20: Young Naturalists Donate Care Packages
The Young Naturalist Preschool classes at the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum decided to prepare a Holiday gift.
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12.20: Flu Shot Available at County Clinics
There’s Still Time to Get a Flu Shot
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12.18: Cornwall Town Board Work Session December 2014
A full meeting room with most residents attending to hear about the Maplehurst project.
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12.06: Woman charged with animal neglect
NYC woman charged by Hudson Valley SPCA Law Enforcement.
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12.05: ITunes for Soldiers
CCMS 7th and 8th Graders collect funds to honor their teacher.
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12.04: Nutcracker Re-Imagined
Nutcracker Re-Imagined: “A Familiar Suite” Delights Audiences with Refreshing Visual Feast
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12.03: Skimming Device Found at Chase Bank
Man Accused of Installing Card Skimming Device on ATM Machine
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11.26: The Band-Stand & Gazebo Renovations
An update on the renovations and enhancements of two historical sites.
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11.25: News from St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital
St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital Earns ‘Top Performer on Key Quality Measures® Recognition from The Joint Commission
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11.20: Library Referendum Vote Results
Unofficial Library Referendum Vote Results
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11.17: Notes from the Town Board Meeting
November 10th Cornwall Town Meeting Highlights
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11.14: Holiday Art & Craft Show
Holiday Art & Craft Show December 6 at the Grail
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11.12: Fatal Accident on Rt 9W
The New Windsor Police Department responded Tuesday to a fatal motor vehicle accident on Rt 9W near the New Windsor/Cornwall town line.
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11.06: Cornwall Lions Club Update
News from the Cornwall Lions Club
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11.05: Election Results in Town of Cornwall
Cornwall voters chose Kerry McGuinness over Michael Summerfield for Town Board.
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11.04: Lecture on Kiryas Joel
Cornwall residents will get a rare opportunity next week to learn about the history and culture of the Satmar Hasidic sect that makes up the village of Kiryas Joel.
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10.24: Food for Fines at the Library
Food for Fines to Benefit Orange County Veterans Food Pantry. Your overdue fines at the Cornwall public library will be forgiven.
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10.23: Cornwall Town Board Meeting October 14, 2014
Note from the October 14, 2014 Cornwall Town Board Meeting
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10.21: CCHS Drama Presents...
CCHS DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS THE HEARTFELT COMEDY “THE BOYS / GIRLS NEXT DOOR”
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10.11: Flirting With French
Local author William Alexander to discuss latest book at Cornwall Public Library
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10.09: Notice of Public Hearing
The Canterbury Fire District shall hold a public hearing to discuss the contents of its proposed budget for 2015.
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10.05: Accident on Rt 32
At 4:02pm Friday October 03 there was a one vehicle rollover vehicle accident on Route 32 at Holloran Road (across from Solid Rock Church) in Cornwall on the New Windsor town line.
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10.01: New Vest for Police Dog
The Town of New Windsor Police is pleased to announce the donation of a new ballistic vest for the newest New Windsor Police Dog, K-9 Sato
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09.30: Notice of Village Meeting
Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Board of Trustees will hold a Special Meeting prior to the work session at 5:00 PM on Monday, October 6, 2014
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09.30: Local Woman Named Athlete of the Week
Alexandria Jurgens from Cornwall Named one of Connecticut Army National Guard/Southern Connecticut State University Athletes of the Week
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09.23: Monument Construction
Cornwall American Legion Post 353 is presently constructing a monument on the grounds of the Town of Cornwall Town Hall
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09.17: Accident on Main Street
At or about 8PM Sunday, September 14, 2014, a two vehicle motor vehicle accident occured on Main Street
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09.16: Forge Hill Bridge Reconstruction
Forge Hill Bridge Reconstruction
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09.16: Quilters of the Hudson Highlands
Quilters of the Hudson Highlands hold their first meeting of the season at Munger Cottage.
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09.16: Cornwall Library to Expand
The Cornwall Public Library announces plans for expansion.
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09.12: Prepping for Pies
Volunteers peel apples in preparation for the 39th Annual Apple Time Fair
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08.30: West Point Barracks Construction
New Cadet Barracks increases space, decreases cost
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08.30: Six Year Old Dies in Freak Accident
Christian Martinisi died in an freak accident in his home on Thursday. He was six years old.
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08.28: Open Studios Tour
Get a chance to see artists at work in Orange County. The 2014 Open Studio Tour will take place during all four weekends in September.
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08.28: Foundation Golf Outing
Foundation Golf Outing on Elite Course to Benefit Library
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08.27: Shooting on Church Street
State Police and and Cornwall On Hudson Police Investigate Fatal Shooting
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08.17: Civil War Sesquicentennial Lecture Series
Cornwall Public Library will present the next lecture in the continuing, award-winning Civil War Sesquicentennial Lecture Series entitled “Damn the Torpedoes” The Battle of Mobile Bay – August 2-23, 1864
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08.17: Car Accident at CVS
A driver loses control of a vehicle and drives into Pharmacy.
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08.15: Vendors Wanted
Harvest Soup and Dessert Festival and Craft Fair seeking vendors.
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08.04: Lockdown at SLCH Sunday Morning
The Cornwall Emergency Department was placed under temporary lockdown during an investigation Sunday morning.
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08.02: PIP Repaving
After nearly 20 years, the Palisades Parkway in New Jersey is getting repaved which may cause traffic delays.
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08.02: Fire Destroys Residence
Fire Companies respond to the very top of Schunnemunk Mountain in Mountain Lodge Park for a house fire.
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08.02: Cornwall Farmer's Market
The Farmer's Market set up and ready to go.
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08.01: Modified Hockey Players Wanted
Young ice hockey players are wanted by the Cornwall Dragon Hockey Club.
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07.29: Local Boy Attends NYSSSA
Andrew Richardson of Cornwall on Hudson, NY, recently returned from a month long stay at the New York State School of the Summer Arts (NYSSSA) School of Choral Studies held at SUNY Fredonia.
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07.22: Library Receives NYS Construction Grant
Cornwall Public Library has received a Public Library Construction Grant from New York State in the amount of $16,842.
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07.13: Ramapo Rescue Dogs Search for Missing Man
Several K-9's & their handlers were in Harriman State Park searching for the missing Town of Cornwall man Ray Locascio.
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07.11: Cornwall Man Missing
The Town of Cornwall Police and New York State Police are looking for missing person Ray Locascio.
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07.09: Art in the Wild
The Hudson Highlands Nature Museum is holding a celebration of Art in the Wild, Naturally Inspired Trailside Creations, an outdoor art exhibit.
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06.17: Photography Fundraiser
Two local photographers to raffle off prints of their work to raise money for The Canine Sanctuary.
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06.13: NYMA Here to Stay
The New York Military Academy held a special meeting Tuesday afternoon to put an end to rumors.
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06.12: RiverFest 2014
The 17th Annual Riverfest went off without a hitch.
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06.12: Handgun Accident
The Town of Cornwall Police Department is investigating a the unintentional discharge of a handgun
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06.11: June 2014 Town Board Meeting
Tensions were high as the gavel dropped calling the meeting to order at last night’s Town Board meeting.
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06.09: Special Meeting Announced
On Tuesday, June 10th 2pm NYMA will hold a public meeting and announcement.
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05.28: Village Board May 2014 Business Meeting
Village Board May Business Meeting
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05.27: Fire on Boulevard
There was a multi-alarm (3) mutual aid house fire on the Boulevard in between Payson Road and Mountain Road on May 20th.
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05.26: Memorial Day Parade 2014
The annual parade honoring veterans of the U.S. military made its way through Cornwall.
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05.23: Rabies Warning
Rabies Warning From The Town of Cornwall Police Department
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05.20: BOARD OF EDUCATION NEEDS YOUR VOTE
The Board of Education meeting began with the unveiling of Cornwall Central School District’s new motto: “Striving for Excellence Every Day.”
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05.19: Historic school graduates to the 21st Century
The historic West Point Middle School now has state-of-the-art classrooms.
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05.08: Step It Up Summer Stage
Teen Summer Stage Back by Popular Demand
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05.07: Library Launches Early Literacy iPad Lab
Ten Mini Apple iPads® loaded with early literacy apps appropriate for children are now available for use in the library.
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05.02: Poetry Contest Awards to Young Poets
The Timothy Mumford Poetry Competition awarded six prizes.
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05.02: Arbor Day Celebrated in Town and Village
Both the Town and the Village celebrated Arbor Day with tree plantings.
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05.02: DEC Holds Public Hearing on KJ Wells
Speakers Oppose the development of a new water well in Cornwall by the Village of Kiryas Joel.
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04.23: Orange AHRC Announces 2014 Dream Catchers Award Honorees
This year’s event honors include 2 Alice’s Coffee Lounge of Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY.
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04.23: Storm King Art Center to Receive Endowment
National Endowment of the Arts Invests in Four Hudson Valley Organizations
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04.13: Town Board Meeting Update April 8th
Town Board Meeting April 8th 2014. Updates regarding tasers, geese and repairs to Sands Ring Homestead.
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04.12: Rollover accident on Mineral Springs Rd
One vehicle rollover accident on Mineral Springs Road
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04.11: Funding for Cornwall
Following SLCH victory, Assemblyman Skoufis delivers state funding for Cornwall
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04.09: Library Budget Approved, New Trustees Elected
The Cornwall Public Library Budget for 2014-15 was approved on Tuesday.
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04.05: Black Swan Variation at CCHS
Montana Nogrady will perform the Black Swan variation from Swan Lake in a costume designed by Toya Dubin.
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03.30: eReference Resources
Using the Library’s eReference Resources
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03.30: Lions Donate Magnifiers
The Cornwall Lions recently donated two lcd computer magnifying screens to the Cornwall Public Library
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03.27: Fire at HVSPCA
Shelter Fires Leaves the HVSPCA in Desperate Need of Help!
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03.24: Library Tours Offered
Library staff and trustees will lead guided tours starting March 31, 2014.
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03.22: Love Gently Dinner
The 20th Anniversary of Love Gently Dinner to be held Tuesday, March 25, 2014.
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03.22: Library Budget Up for Approval
The Cornwall Public Library’s Board of Trustees has approved the operating budget for the next fiscal year.
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03.15: Whitening for Water Campaign
Drs. Stein, Gellert, Delaney, and their team on Main Street in Cornwall are in the midst of third annual charitable tooth whitening campaign called “Whitening for Water”.
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03.15: Re-write of Emergency Plan
Cornwall's current emergency plan does not deal with the threat of chemical hazards.
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03.14: STOP-DWI CRACKDOWN EFFORT
St. Patrick’s Day DWI Crackdown Checkpoints and Patrols Run March 14-18
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03.13: Cornwall Geese Meeting Update
"Your Geese Is As Good As Mine" what will happen to the Cornwall Geese!
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03.11: Heating Assistance Available
Orange County has assistance available for homeowners and renters who need help paying their heating bills.
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03.11: Cleanup at Cornwall Plaza
Contamination cleanup of Cornwall Plaza
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03.10: Lions Donate Magnifiers
Lions Donate LCD Magnifiers to Library
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03.06: Cornwall Students Win at Engineers Week Banquet
The 16th annual Mid-Hudson Valley National Engineers Week dinner was held at Anthony’s Pier 9 in New Windsor.
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02.26: Bill Passes to fight part-time ERs
Assemblyman Skoufis’ bill to fight part-time ERs passes Health Committee
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02.26: Six Year Old to Play at Carnegie Hall
Eric Willis is a 6 year old first-grader at Cornwall Elementary School who will be performing at Carnegie Hall on March 25th.
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02.25: New NYS Adventure License
Residents can now transform their New York State driver’s license into an all-purpose sporting and recreation pass with the new NYS Adventure License.
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02.13: Missed Calls Phone Scam Warning
Phone Scam Targets ‘Missed’ Calls, Warns Consumer Affairs Commissioner
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02.13: SLCH Hosts Health Exchange
SLCH Hosts Health Exchange Fair for Residents;
Provides Support for those with Questions about Obamacare
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02.12: Geese Committee Meeting Update
Brian Shapiro, the New York State Director of The Humane Society of the Unites States, spoke at the recent Geese Committee meeting.
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02.11: Skoufis' Tuition Free NY Presentation
Hundreds of students and educators attend Skoufis’ Tuition Free NY presentation
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02.11: COVAC Annual Dinner and Awards 2014
COVAC Members gathered Friday evening January 31st at Mountainville Manor Restuarant for their Annual Dinner and Awards
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02.08: Sands Ring Snow Removal
Supervisor Randy Clark and Deputy Supervisor Jim McGee remove snow from Sands Ring Homestead
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02.01: Artists in the Parks
A new art gallery to open at Bear Mountain Inn
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01.30: Sochi comes to Cornwall!
Winter Carnival sponsered by the Cornwall Lion's Club to be held Sunday, February 2, 2014.
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01.23: Geese Committee Meeting
The Cornwall “Geese Population Management Committee” to hold second meeting
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01.23: Museum Elects New Trustees
The Hudson Highlands Nature Museum has elected four new Trustees
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01.19: Arrest Made in Hit and Run Fatal Accident
New Windsor Police have made an arrest in the January Hit and Run Fatal Motor Vehicle Accident that occurred on Walsh Road.
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01.16: Free Child Safety Workshop
Maloney to Host Free Child Safety Workshop at Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum
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12.28: Teen Tech Tutors
Cornwall Public Library is offering a new program – Teen Tech Tutors, commencing on Thursday, January 9th.
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12.26: STAR Tax Exemption Registration Ends December 31
STAR Tax Exemption Registration and Renewal Deadline is December 31.
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12.18: Peace Poster Winner 2013
The Cornwall Lions Club and the Art and English departments of Cornwall Central Middle School presented “A Peace Poster Exhibit” at the Cornwall Public Library.
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12.18: The Nutcracker Returns This Saturday
Nutcracker Re-Imagined: “A Familiar Suite” Delights Audiences with Refreshing Visual Feast
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12.13: Drop and Shop Horse Program
Kids can spend an afternoon riding horses while parents do their holiday shopping.
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12.04: Cornwall Lions News
Cornwall Lions planned rope and wreath sale this weekend, Club inducted new members and donated $5000 to Guiding Eyes for the Blind.
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12.04: Criminal Mischief in Village
Two suspects located in Cornwall-on-Hudson ands arrested on charges of criminal mischief.
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12.04: Rollover on I-87
Cornwall Volunteer Fire Department and COVAC responded to a rollover accident off Taylor Rd. on November 30th.
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11.28: Senior Runner in the Spotlight
Erika Abraham, 75+ Cornwall resident who was awarded the "Cornwall Lions Lifetime Achievement Award" will be a spotlight senior in the November 29th issue of Hudson Valley Senior Gazette.
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11.19: Rollover Accident on Rt. 32
Rollover accident on Woodbury and Cornwall Line on Rt.32 Woodbury.
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11.06: Holiday Open House at Fresh
Fresh, a new eatery on Main Street, will host their first annual holiday open house on Sunday, November 10th.
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11.05: Election Results 2013
Unofficial Election Results
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11.05: Veterans Day Schedule in Village
There will be no garbage pick-up on November 11.
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10.27: Library Plans Sound Mitigation
Cornwall Public Library has been diligently working on a Master Plan for the library
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10.27: Meeting Regarding Geese November 4th
The Cornwall Goose Population Management Committee which was appointed by the Town Board, will be meeting at 7pm, Monday November 4th.
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10.23: Garden Club Planting at River
Members of the Cornwall Garden Club planted 200 daffodil bulbs
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10.18: Poetry Trail
HHLT and Hudson Highlands Nature Museum Present Poetry Trail
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10.17: Halloween Fundraiser for Storm King Engine Company #2
The Corn House of Horrors has mutated into the Corn Estate and has joined forces with the Storm King Engine Company #2
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10.16: Costume Collection
St. Thomas of Canterbury Parish collecting Halloween costumes for donation
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10.16: Motorcyclist Speeds through Cornwall
Town of Cornwall Police arrest a motorcyclist speeding through town.
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10.13: Memorial Mass for the deceased Knights
The Knights of Columbus of St. Thomas invite all parishioners and friends of the Knights to join them at the memorial Mass for the deceased Knights of our Council on Sunday, Oct. 13th at 9:30am.
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10.07: Eli Gets His Library Card
Eli, the goat mascot of Edgwick Farm was presented with his own library card in celebration of September as National Library Card Month.
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10.01: How to Experience Fall
Color your autumn in Orange County, NY
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09.28: Boy Scout Fundraiser Today
Stop by Dunkin Donuts today!
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09.26: House Fire on Mine Hill Road
A newly leased home on Mine Hill Road was damaged by an electrical fire last Friday afternoon.
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09.26: Car accident on Rt 32
A woman driving south on Rt 32 struck a telephone pole.
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09.26: Marine Corps League Temple Hill holds Toys for Tots Drive
The Marine Corps League Temple Hill Detachment 249 of North Eastern NY, kicked off its premier community action program "Toys for Tots".
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09.23: Press Conference at St. Luke's this Tuesday
Skoufis to hold press conference rallying communities against St. Luke’s Cornwall ER closing
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09.23: Accident on 9W South
A motor vehicle accident on Route 9-W southbound on Storm King Mountain Sept 21.
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09.23: Letter Regarding Cornwall ER Hours
A letter from Kevin Hines to Robert Ross, President of St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital, regarding St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital's request made to the New York State Department of Health to reduce the hours of operation at the Cornwall campus’ emergency room.
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09.21: Road Race for Parkinson's Research
The 5K run/walk and 10 K run's being organized by village residents Michael Kelly and his daughter, Mary.
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09.17: Vendors Arrested at Cornwall Fall Festival
Two people were caught selling fake designer handbags at the Cornwall Fall Festival on Sunday.
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09.12: Pipeline Proposed in Mountainville
A new proposed pipeline could carry gasoline, diesel, heating oil, kerosene, and aviation fuel through Mountainville.
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09.11: The 2nd Annual Locavore Challenge
Locavore Challenge Dinner
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09.11: Primary Election Results
Primary Election Results: Cornwall
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09.11: Cornwall ER Seeks to Reduce Hours of Operation
St. Luke’s Cornwall Seeks to Consolidate Emergency Department Services
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09.11: Letter Regarding Cornwall ER Hours
Assemblyman James Skoufis writes a letter to Dr. Nirav R. Shah Commissioner New York State Department of Health regarding St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital's request to reduce hours of operation at Cornwall ER
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09.10: Goose Population Management Committee
CORNWALL TOWN BOARD APPOINTS "GOOSE COMMITTEE"
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09.10: Minor accident on Rt. 32
New Windsor Ambulance Corps Paramedics and Vails Gate Fire Department on scene along with Cornwall VFD Chief Hines.
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08.31: CCMS Choir Performs in Albany
Ten Cornwall Central Middle School students were selected to participate in the NY State American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) Middle School Honor Choir in Albany.
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08.29: Honor Society Holds Car Wash
A car wash was held by Honor Society students to raise money for Astor Head Start
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08.23: House Fire on Harold Avenue
A fire broke out in a home on Harold Avenue Thursday.
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08.19: Water Rescue
Emergency personnel assist a paddle boarder who fell off of his board and floated south on the Hudson.
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08.17: Fire Destroys New Windsor Home
A massive house fire destroys a home in The Reserve neighborhood of New Windsor.
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08.17: Fundraiser for the Eckel Family
A fundraiser has been organized for the Eckel family who lost their home and possessions in yesterday's fire.
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08.16: Birthday at the Dog Park
The Cornwall Bark Park officially turned one on Monday, August 5, 2013 and held a party to celebrate on Saturday, August 10th.
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08.16: Woman Fatally Shot in Chest
Police respond to a report of an accidental shooting on Sycamore Street in Salisbury Mills.
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08.16: Accident on Quaker and Oak
Car accident on Quaker and Oak Street
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08.14: Community Foundation Scholarship Announcement
Students from Cornwall Central High School receive scholarships
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08.09: State Park Employee Killed on the Job
A state parks worker from Highland Mills died while on duty at the Youmans Flats garbage transfer station at Harriman State Park.
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08.09: Citizens Remain Upset Over Canada Goose Situation
Many unhappy with how problem was handled
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08.07: Library Fundraiser
Library Foundation Plans
Friday the 13th Golf Outing
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08.03: Accident on Caesar's Lane
A driver lost control of a vehicle on Caesar's Lane.
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08.03: CCHS Class of '65 Holds Mini Reunion
The Cornwall class of 1965 gathered for the 4th annual mini-reunion at Torches on the Hudson in Newburgh.
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08.02: Library Adds Frick Collection Passes
Cornwall Public Library has added the Frick Collection to the museum passes available for use by Cornwall Library card holders.
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07.27: Town Board Holds Meeting on Cornwall Commons
Concerned citizens voice skepticism over project
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07.26: The Cornwall Bark Park turns one and hosts a birthday party
The Cornwall Bark Park will officially turn one in August and will host a one year birthday party at the park.
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07.24: Destination Investigation
Jim Lennon stopped by the Cornwall Baptist Church to see what the kids were up to during bible camp week.
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07.24: Army Corps improves patient care at West Point hospital
An expansion of the Keller Army Community Hospital is underway.
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07.22: The 16th Annual NICU Celebration
St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital’s (SLCH) Auxiliary hosted the 16th Annual Elaine Kaplan Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Birthday Party.
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07.19: Hudson Line Train Suspended
Commuters taking Metro North Railroad will need to make alternate plans on Friday due to a train derailment.
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07.18: Village Board Holds July Business Meeting
Includes hearing on law to change sewer rents
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07.18: Police Warn Public of Fraudulent Calls
A male subject is calling residents claiming that their child/ family member was involved in motor- vehicle accident.
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07.13: Accident on Rt. 32 and Quaker Ave.
One vehicle ended up on the corner embankment Saturday night.
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07.12: Town Board Addresses Canada Goose Concerns
Residents can submit letter to join committee
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07.11: Cornwall Commons Meeting
Cornwall Commons Developers listen to residents speak about the zoning changes.
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07.09: Honigsbaum-Caplan-Bensley Scholarship
The Honigsbaum-Caplan-Bensley Scholarship is available to a current full-time college student.
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06.25: Severe Thunderstorm
A sudden and severe storm moved through Cornwall June 24th.
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06.22: Water Main Break
Water Main Break on Orrs Mills Rd.
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06.21: Marvelous Mutts to Perform at the Library
The Marvelous Mutts – A Canine Spectacular Kick-Off Library’s 2013 Summer Reading Program at the library.
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06.19: Democrats Back Candidate for Town Board
Michael Summerfield has announced his candidacy as a Democrat for the Cornwall Town Board and has received the endorsement of the Democratic Party.
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06.19: Museum Announces New Education Director
The Hudson Highlands Nature Museum is pleased to announce its new Education Director.
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06.18: COH Police News
Cornwall-on-Hudson Police attend additional training in motorcycle enforcement and investigation work.
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06.18: Revised School Budget Approved
School Budget Approved
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06.17: Fire at Newburgh School
A fire broke out at Gidney Avenue School this morning
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06.16: Fireworks Fundraiser Dinner
The Independence Day Committe held a pasta dinner at St. Thomas Saturday night.
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06.13: Transformer Fire at Woodbury Commons
On Tuesday afternoon June 11th there was an active electrical transformer fire at the Woodbury Commons Premium Outlets.
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06.13: CCHS Student to Study in Russia
Local Student Selected for Scholarship to Study at the Bolshoi Ballet Academy in Moscow
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06.13: Village Board Work Session and DPW Open House
The Cornwall-on-Hudson Village Board held a Special Meeting and DPW Open House at the new DPW building located on Shore Road on Monday evening, June 10th.
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06.12: Flood Watch in Effect
ORANGE COUNTY ADVISES RESIDENTS TO PREPARE FOR POSSIBLE FLOODING
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06.12: Terminated Teacher Addresses Board of Ed
Superintendent disappointed with result of budget vote
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06.11: Summer Playground Sign Ups Announced
Registration is taking place at village hall on June 15th and June 20th.
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06.10: 4th of July Pageant Plans Announced
HEAR YE! HEAR YE! HEAR YE! Volunteers are needed for this grand Cornwall tradition – the annual Fourth of July pageant.
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06.07: Special Cornwall Commons Meeting
Notice of Special Cornwall Commons Meeting at CCMS regarding request for zoning change.
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06.05: Skoufis Mobile Office Hours
Assemblyman Skoufis to field concerns during monthly mobile office hours in Cornwall next week.
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06.05: Three Scouts Reach Eagle
Three Scouts from Troop 118, Cornwall, NY Reach Eagle
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06.04: Artists Sought for Open Studio Week
The search is on to find artists to take part in the Open Studio Tour sponsored by the Orange County Arts Council.
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06.03: The Art of Garden Photography
The Cornwall Garden Club invites the community to join club members for a presentation on “The Art of Garden Photography” featuring noted photographer Tom Doyle.
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06.02: Girl Scout Cookie Sales
Girl Scouts from Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson Girl Scout Troop #18 participated in the nationwide Girl Scout Cookie Sale.
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05.31: Beautifying Village Hall
Cornwall Boy Scout Troop #206, based out of Storm King Engine Company No. 2 in Cornwall-on-Hudson, engaged in a very special community service project.
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05.28: Hospital Sprinklers Tripped
Accidental sprinkler trip inside the Cornwall Campus of Cornwall St. Luke's Hospital
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05.25: All County Student Art Celebration
Cornwall High School to participate in County Student Art Celebration
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05.24: Be Tick Free
Orange County Health Department Reminds Residents to take Precautions against Ticks
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05.24: Village Meeting Focuses on Filming in COH
Columbia Pictures wants to film in Donahue Park
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05.23: Fire in Salisbury Mills
A multi alarm mutual aid fire in a wood structure rental residence on Route 94 in Salisbury Mills on Saturday morning, May 11th
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05.21: Vision Board Workshop
Join Holistic Health Coach Michelle Vina-Baltsas for a Vision Board workshop at the Cornwall Public Library on Wednesday
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05.21: School Budget Not Approved
The final approval count was just shy of the 60% required.
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05.16: Town Board Meeting May 13th
Cornwall Town Board discusses a larger meeting venue for the next meeting on Cornwall Commons
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05.16: RiverFest Coloring Contest
Get out those crayons and markers. It’s RiverFest coloring contest time again.
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05.15: Preparing Cadets for Combat
West Point's first Urban Assault Course will help train soldiers on tasks necessary to operate within a built-up urban area.
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05.10: Riverfest Planned for June 1st
A full day of music and entertainment, children’s activities, and a large craft and food fair on the Hudson.
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05.09: COH and Buckle Up New York
The Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Department will join Law Enforcement across the country in participating in 2013’ Buckle Up New York “BUNY”
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05.09: District Report Card and Technology Discussed
Impressive district report card is highlight of Board of Education meeting
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05.08: New Science Program at Black Rock
Black Rock Forest Consortium Announces New Summer Science Class Program
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05.08: Library to Present Civil War Lecture
Our Men Fought Like Tigers:
The 124th New York at the Battle of Chancellorsville, A Presentation by Charles LaRocca
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05.03: Grant to Underwrite Civil War Lecture Series
Cornwall Public Library Foundation has been awarded a grant for the Library’s Civil War Sesquicentennial Lecture Series.
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05.03: Award-Winning Poems 2013
Click here to read the poems chosen in the Timothy Mumford Poetry Competition.
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05.02: Poetry Contest Awards to Young Poets
The Timothy Mumford Poetry Competition awarded eight prizes.
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05.02: CPC Congregation Held Annual Dinner
Cornwall Presbyterian Church held their 31st Annual Roast Beef Dinner on Saturday
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04.27: Clinton Street Murder Investigation
Estranged husband of victim found dead in Queens.
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04.26: Homicide in Cornwall
State Police investigate Clinton Street homicide
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04.24: Pipeline Construction Underway
Pipeline construction continues on Seven Springs Road
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04.24: Step it Up Waitresses
Dancers from Step It Up Dance Productions in Cornwall on Hudson held a fundraiser Friday night at the Hudson Cafe.
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04.24: Tempers Flare at Town Meeting
Citizens feel they are not part of dialogue
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04.23: Route 32 Bridge Repair
Route 32 Bridge repair causes minor traffic while renovation continues
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04.21: Fundraiser for Student Ambassador
Giving Youth a Voice showcases talented young musicians from the area while helping a local student raise tuition funds
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04.18: Little League Opening Day 2013
Cornwall Little League launched its 63rd season this Saturday
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04.17: New Part-Time Police Officer
You may see a new face cruising the streets of Cornwall-on-Hudson in the days ahead.
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04.17: Board of Education Adopts Budget
Proposed budget exceeds the tax cap.
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04.16: CCAC Plans Arbor Day Planting
The Cornwall Conservation Advisory Committee has tentatively scheduled a tree planting at Sands Ring Homestead Park for Arbor Day.
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04.15: Lorraine Weinberg Memorial Opera at the Library
On Sunday, April 21st, Cornwall Public Library will present the 2nd Annual Lorraine Weinberg Memorial Opera.
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04.15: A Wolf at the Library
ATKA, the Ambassador Wolf from the Wolf Conservation Center visited the Cornwall Library.
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04.11: Maple Ave. House Hit by Driver
Female driver, under the influence, crashes into a porch.
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04.11: Board of Education Works on Budget
Work session focuses on district budget issues
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04.11: Conflicting Statements on KJ Pipeline
Legislature and County Executive at odds on issue
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04.10: Library Budget Passes, New Trustee Elected
The Cornwall Public Library Budget for 2013-14 was approved on Tuesday.
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04.10: Independence Day Committee
The Independence Day Committee seeking sponsors and advertisers.
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04.09: Library Budget for 2013 Up for a Vote
Residents of the Cornwall Central School District will have a chance to vote on the proposed budget for the Cornwall public library on Tuesday, April 9, 2013 from 10 a.m. to 9 a.m. at the library on Hudson Street.
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04.05: Town Board Hears Presentations at Work Session
Presentations on attracting film to Cornwall, and on NYMA
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04.04: CCHS Drama Club Presents H2$
CCHS’s Drama Club and Music Department are delighted to present the musical-comedy classic, How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying (H2$)
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04.03: Lecture on Aqueduct
The Cornwall Historical Society hosted a free educational presentation given by the New York City Department of Environmental Conservation
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03.28: OC Human Rights Announcement
Orange County Human Rights Commission appoints Cornwall resident Kara Dorsey to leadership role.
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03.28: Village Trustees Discuss Road Conditions, Rock Wall
Monthly business meeting deals with residents’ concerns
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03.28: Rollover on Rt. 9W
A driver loses control of his vehicle on Rt. 9W North.
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03.27: KJ / Mountainville Pump Station Letter
Assemblyman James Skoufis shares his letter to the DEC.
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03.26: School Board Continues to Discuss Budget
Community members voice concerns at BOE meeting
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03.25: Teeth Whitening for Charity
Whitening for Water will help bring fresh water to a village in Africa.
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03.21: Town Candidacy Announcements
Candidates announce run for Town Supervisor and Town Council.
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03.21: When Johnny Came Marching Home
Historian Mel Johnson will give a presentation entitled When Johnny Came Marching Home: Cornwall’s Civil War Veterans in Blue and Grey.
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03.21: Fire Overnight in New Windsor
Cornwall assists fighting fire in New Windsor commercial building.
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03.20: Local Dancers to Perform in County Festival
Cornwall-on-Hudson dancers will perform at Orange County Arts Council All-County Dance Celebration.
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03.20: Gun Buyback Program Results
County-wide over 300 unwanted or illegal weapons turned-in
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03.14: 2013 Orange County Women of Achievement
Cornwall woman Nancy Proyect recognized for contribution to community.
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03.13: BOE Discusses Budget Problems
Potential cuts discussed at Board of Education meeting
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03.13: Encore goes to the Oscars
A local woman finds an Oscar worthy dress at the local consignment store.
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03.11: COVAC Discussed at Work Session
Town continues to make progress on COVAC issue
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03.08: COHES Drama Club: With Our Own Two Hands
On Saturday March 9th, 2013, the Cornwall-on-Hudson Elementary School PTO Kids Drama Club will present " With Our Own Two Hands" at 10:30am and 4pm
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03.08: Notes from the Cornwall Lions
Cornwall Lions initiate a new member, add eyeglass drop boxes at DeCicco's and learn about changes at NYMA.
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03.07: Bella Garrison Gives Talk at Newburgh Library
Local health expert talks about detoxing and green smoothies
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03.07: Village DPW Litigation Meeting
Village Trustees will hold a Special Meeting on 3/11 to discuss DPW Litigation
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03.05: Friends of the Library Celebration
Friends of Cornwall Library Celebrate 30 Years this Saturday
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03.01: Two Pedestrians Struck by Drivers
Two Pedestrians struck by cars hours apart in New Windsor on Thursday, February 28th.
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02.28: NYMA Affiliates with Obridge Academy
Obridge Academy plans to invest $20 million in the New York Military Academy
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02.27: Step by Step Fundraiser
Step by Step Dance Studio students hold fundraiser for Lincon Center trip.
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02.27: Church Spaghetti Dinner a Success
The Cornwall Presbyterian Church Annual event held to raise money for Food Bank of the Hudson Valley
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02.27: Oscar Winner Was Cornwall Native
Director of Best Animated Short winner is local talent
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02.27: Special Town Board Meeting
The town board adds an important meeting February 28, 2013.
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02.26: Pistol-permit Holders Gain Privacy
Opt-out form allows permit holders to keep information from public records
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02.23: Library Receives Grant
Verizon Wireless Foundation Grant Received
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02.22: Library was "Valentine Central"
The Library held a family drop-in Valentine Workshop where children were taught to make "St. Valentines Day" cards.
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02.22: KJ to Build Well in Mountainville
Kiryas Joel to construct a new water supply well.
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02.21: Human Rights Scholarship
The Orange County Human Rights Commission is once again seeking applicants.
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02.20: Tech Pet a Success
Library hosted "Tech Pet", an event to try out new devices such as Kindle, Nook, iPod or iPad and learn more about them.
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02.14: Fire at Bernicker's
A Dodge SUV is the cause of a garage fire at Bernicker Auto and Sales
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02.13: DeCicco's Opening Day
DeCicco's Opened during Winter Storm Nemo
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02.13: Village Trustees Hold Monthly Meeting
Discuss DPW’s response to Nemo
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02.11: Citizens Attend Public Hearing on Industrial Park
Area affected by fire is public safety issue
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02.08: Nemo Storm: Traffic Update
Traffic Update 5pm
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02.07: DeCicco's to Open Friday
Cornwall will see a new grocery store open it's doors, Friday, February 8th, 2013.
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02.07: SKFE Awards Dinner
Cornwall-on-Hudson Storm King Engine Company No. 2 Volunteer Fire Department held its annual Awards Dinner
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02.06: Board of Ed Focuses on Budget Problems
State programs result in large budget increases
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02.05: Church Organizes Benefit for Food Bank of the Hudson Valley
Church to hold annual spaghetti dinner to benefit food bank
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02.05: Storm King Students Give Back
Storm King Students took a day out of their normal routine to participate in a day of service.
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02.04: Norris Makes Prediction
The Hudson Highlands Nature Museum held its second annual Groundhog Day Celebration.
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01.31: Presentation at the Library
Building Your Understanding of Habitat for Humanity: A presentation by Jane Disare & Ginny Hayes, Habitat Volunteers.
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01.30: Second Annual Business Extravaganza
Cornwall Plaza shop owners held a Winter Extravaganza to attract more customers.
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01.30: Knights Raise Money for Africa
Cornwall Knights of Columbus Raise Money for Africa
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01.30: Changes for Railroad Playhouse
The Soloways continue theater work with their new venture, the Railroad Playhouse Classroom Playmaking Project.
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01.24: No Name-Calling Week in Orange County
January 28 through February 1 declared No Name-Calling Week in Orange County
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01.24: Local Woman Keeps Following Path to Success
Reenie Oliveto works hard to turn her ideas into a successful business
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01.24: Cornwall Central High School Scholar's Fund
Cornwall Central High School Scholar’s Fund Established by Cornwall Native Jim Duff
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01.22: GREAT DECISIONS 2013 at the Cornwall Library
Discussion Group at Cornwall Public Library
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01.17: Women Veterans Health Care Site Available
The Department of Veterans Affairs now has a website devoted strictly to women Veterans.
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01.16: Trustees Hold First Work Session of New Year
Set public hearing for discussion of Holts Lane
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01.16: Town Board Tables Covac Transition Plan
Former Cornwall Town Supervisor Proposes Transition Agreement
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01.16: Cornwall Lions Club Makes Donation
The Cornwall Lions Club Donates to Habitat for Humanity
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01.11: Many Already Afflicted with Flu this Winter
There’s still time to get YOUR flu shot
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01.10: COVAC Discussed at January Board Meeting
Citizens express opinions on COVAC to Board, Board discusses 2 Mill St.
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01.04: Beesecker Sworn in as Town Justice
Lynn A. Bessecker took the oath of office on New Year's Eve at the Cornwall Town Hall.
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01.04: Lecture on Civil War Aeronautics
Civil War Aeronautics: The Use of Balloons, Presented by Maj. Joseph C. Scott
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01.03: Second Annual Real Art Group Show
AHRC client artwork will be on display through mid-February at 2 Alices.
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01.01: News from St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital
Robert S. Ross has been promoted to President and hospital celebrates long-time volunteer Tony Leonardo’s 90th birthday.SLCH Celebrates Tony Leonardo’s 90 Birthday
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12.27: DeCicco's Opening in January
Cornwall's Soon to be Opened DeCicco Family Market to have a "Beer Growler" Upon Opening in Mid-January
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12.27: Firefighters Say Goodbye to Fellow Volunteer
Storm King Fire Engine Company #2 Firemen Honor Deceased Firefighter Robert E. Quillin Sr. with a Funeral Procession
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12.20: Cornwall: Best Place to raise Kids
Cornwall Makes Bloomberg Businessweek's List for 2013
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12.20: Library to Raffle Off Gingerbread House
Linda Harvey donates lovely thatched-roof gingerbread house
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12.19: Hospice Tree of Life Event
Hospice Volunteers Raise Money Each Year for Hospice with The Tree of Life Program.
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12.19: Local Residents Organize Red Cross Charity Concert
Impact on People concert looks to attract large audience
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12.19: Sheboy, Student Safety Discussed at BOE Meeting
BOE says goodbye to Dr. Sheboy and speaks on new safety measures
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12.19: CCMS Chorus Students Travel and Sing
Middle School Students Bring Holiday Cheer to Bethlehem Presbyterian Church, Seniors at Munger Cottage and Barnes and Noble.
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12.18: Candlelight Vigil Held at Traffic Circle
The Lions Club Organized a Candlelight Vigil on Saturday to Remember Victims of the Newtown, CT Shooting
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12.17: Skoufis Takes Oath of Office
James Skoufis took the oath of office for the 99th Assembly District this past Sunday.
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12.17: Cornwall Schools Add Security
Cornwall Schools increase security Monday in wake of the school shootings in Newtown, Connecticut.
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12.16: Murder/Suicide in Cornwall
Cornwall man fatally shot wife with then killed himself.
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12.12: Notes from the Town Meeting
Citizens worried about the plans for Cornwall Commons, COVAC’s contracting for billing is not approved.
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12.12: Well Field and Budget Discussed at Meeting
Village Water Department looks to increase capacity at Taylor Road Well Field
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12.12: Land Trust Launches 2012 Year End Appeal
Support Needed for Chester/Blooming Grove Nature Preserve and Western Highlands Wildlife Corridor
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12.10: First Candle Lighting of the Menorah
Children of Cornwall-on-Hudson Celebrate the First Candle Lighting of the Menorah with the Dreidel Song.
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12.08: Holiday Adventures in the Hudson Valley
Seasonal events brighten the season in Orange County, New York
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12.08: St. Luke's Receives an 'A' for Safety
St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital Yet Again Receives an “A” for Patient Safety by Hospital Safety ScoreSM
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12.05: Tree Lighting on a Warm Winter's Night
The warm weather for the 2012 annual tree lighting in the village and town, drew a crowd.
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12.05: Notes from the Town Board Work Session
Cornwall Common Sense members attend the town monthly work session.
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12.04: Peace Poster Exhibit Succeeds
Local students present visions of peace.
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11.29: FEMA Reps in Orange County Today
Orange County Residents may visit Greenwood Lake Village Hall today and tomorrow to speak to FEMA representatives in person.
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11.28: Kids Choose the Chicks
Children in Library’s Summer Reading Program read books to raise money for the Read to Feed program.
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11.25: New Businesses in 2012
Three New Businesses Open in Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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11.25: Village Accepts Revised Ethics Code
Trustees meet for monthly business meeting.
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11.23: Motorcycle Accident in Cornwall
Motorcycle Crash on Route 32 in Cornwall.
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11.21: Attention CCHS Junior and Senior Artists
Upcoming Human Rights Art Exhibit Seeking Artwork by High School Juniors and Seniors.
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11.20: Cornwall Town Justice Election
Absentee votes for Cornwall Town Justice were added to the total yesterday, not yet certified by the Orange County Board of Elections.
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11.19: Cornwall Commons Discussed at Board Meeting
Citizens wish to track progress of Cornwall Commons development
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11.17: Veterans Day Ceremony
A New American Legion Post 353 Commander Hosted the Annual Cornwall Veterans Day Ceremony.
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11.13: Free Orange Works Training Program
Orange County Offers Free Training Program for Disabled Residents Looking to Work
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11.12: Charges Waived for Storm Disposal
Updated: Fees will be waived for storm disposal of debris until November 16th.
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11.09: Hurricane Sandy Relief Efforts
Updated November 9, 2012. Several organizations around town and beyond are accepting donations to support the victims of Sandy.
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11.09: Care For and Protect Our National Symbol
A Vietnam War Veteran reminds us to care for and respect the American flag.
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11.09: Petraeus Steps Down as CIA Director, Cites Affair
Cornwall-on-Hudson native David Petraeus resigns from position at CIA due to extramarital affair.
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11.07: Tractor Trailer Accident Closes 9W
Snow and Ice Cause Accident and Temporary Closure of 9W
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11.06: Hurricane Sandy Hits Cornwall
The damage to the Cornwall area was not as great as it was during Hurricane Irene.
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11.06: Absentee Ballots to Determine Town Justice
The absentee ballot votes may ultimately determine the end results of this election.
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11.05: It's a MAN, baby!
Experience mayhem, cross dressing, and huge laughs! The comedy “Leading Ladies” will be performed at CCHS this Friday and Saturday.
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11.04: Supervisor Quigley on Cornwall Commons
Citizens concerns are addressed by Keven Quigley.
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11.03: Long Lines for Gas
LOCAL GAS STATIONS WAIT FOR GAS SUPPLY FOR SATURDAY
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10.31: Halloween Update
Update on Halloween (it's on!), power restoration and dry ice distribution.
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10.29: Cornwall-on-Hudson Emergency Order
ONLY EMERGENCY VEHICLES ALLOWED ON ROADS
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10.28: Orange County State of Emergency
ORANGE COUNTY EXECUTIVE DIANA ISSUES STATE OF EMERGENCY IN PREPARATION FOR HURRICANE SANDY
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10.27: Hearthstone Contracting Inc. will soon be in Cornwall
The Builders from last year's Extreme Makeover Home Edition: Bloomingburg will soon have a face on Main Street in Cornwall.
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10.26: Prepare for the Storm
Hurricane Sandy on it's way, aka "Frankenstorm", be prepared.
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10.25: VOTE TODAY! Election 2012: The Ballot
Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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10.25: Know Your Local Polling Place
Important Change! Districts 5, 9, 12 and 13 now voting at the Highland Engine Company Fire House.
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10.23: Local Woman to Run NYC Marathon for Autism Speaks
Melanie Larkin of Cornwall-on-Hudson will be running in the New York City marathon on behalf of her nephew Quinn Elliott.
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10.19: Cornwall Cops Catch Burglar
New Windsor burglar arrested thanks to alert neighbor and quick response of Cornwall Police.
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10.18: Funds Approved For Forge Hill Bridge
Funds approved for construction of new Forge Hill Road Bridge and Butternut Drive/Rt. 94 will receive temporary traffic light.
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10.17: River View Run 2012 results
This year's River View Run for Parkinson's Research saw a large increase in number of runners.
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10.17: Toya L. Dubin to Receive Arts Council Award
Local High School Student Creates Glittering Ballet Costumes ‘To Beautify This World’
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10.16: America's Brightest Star
An original play by Alex Goldberg at the Railroad Playhouse opens October 19th.
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10.10: CCHS DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS "LEADING LADIES"
CCHS DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS THE HILARIOUS COMEDY “LEADING LADIES” NOVEMBER 9 and 10.
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10.10: Clean Car for Cancer Research a Success
Team Pink Dragon, a team of 8th grade girls hold successful car wash and t-shirt sale for Breast Cancer Research.
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10.10: Local troop joins Great Girl Scout Hike
Girl Scouts hike Bear Mountain Bridge in honor of Girl Scouts 100th birthday.
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10.10: Tall Ship Lynx at Newburgh Landing
Flea Market and Tall Ship Lynx at the Newburgh Landing October 21st.
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10.02: Girls Scouts Bridging Ceremony
The Girls Scouts celebrated their annual Bridging event with song and S.W.A.P.S.
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10.02: Town Clerk Elaine Tilford Schneer Day
Town Board of Cornwall does hereby declare the 25th day of October, 2012 to be Town Clerk Elaine Tilford Schneer Day.
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10.02: Cornwall Garden Club Presentation
"Romancing the Garden: How to Create Sanctuary and Delight in the Garden," a presentation sponsored by the Cornwall Garden Club.
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09.28: Civil War Lecture at the library
“Ellsworth’s Avengers: The 44th New York Regiment and the American Civil War”
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09.26: DeCicco Family Markets coming to Cornwall
Grocery chain from Westchester to open 11th store, in Cornwall.
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09.25: The 39th Annual Cornwall Fall Festival
The perfect sunny day on Saturday, September 16 drew a large crowd.
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09.24: OCVFA Fireman's Parade Trophy List
2012 Fireman's Parade Judge's Trophy List and photos of the parade.
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09.22: Fireman's Parade Line-up
97th ANNUAL ORANGE COUNTY VOLUNTEER FIREMEN’S ASSOCIATION CONVENTION AND PARADE
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09.18: Cornwall Co-op Wraps up Locavore Challenge
Cornwall Co-op held a dinner at Hudson Street Cafe as the final event of the Locavore Challenge.
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09.17: Storm King Fire Engine Co. #2 Hosts Parade
The 97th Annual Orange County Volunteer Firemen's Parade in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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09.16: Storm King School News
THE STORM KING SCHOOL WELCOMES STUDENTS BACK TO CAMPUS
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09.15: Hudson River Valley Ramble
Event celebrates the history, culture and natural resources of the Hudson River Valley.
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09.14: Orange County Youth News
National Competition Recognizes Communities that Prioritize Youth Education and Well-Being.
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09.14: Primary Election Results
Cornwall Results and Orange County Board of Elections (unofficial results).
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09.11: Fine Art with Fine Dining
Leo's Pizzeria held it's first of many art openings.
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09.04: Army Corps Constructing Science Center
New science center helps cadets reach for the stars.
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08.31: The Week in Orange County by Edward A. Diana
One-year anniversary of Hurricane Irene, Forge Hill Rd. update, saying goodbye to two dedicated public servants.
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08.27: Firemen's Convention Schedule
Orange County Volunteer Firemen’s Association 96th Annual Convention
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08.25: Job Search Self-Help Tools
Job Search Self-Help Tools Now Available on the Cornwall Public Library’s Website.
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08.22: Preparing for the School Year
A Message from Edward A. Diana.
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08.14: Senator Schumer Gives Speech in Cornwall
Senator Charles E. Schumer launches his plan for Constitution Island.
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08.14: Oklahoma!
Cornwall Recreation Department Summer Theater Camp presented Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Oklahoma!"
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08.14: Welcome Home Step By Step Dance Troupe
Step by Step Dancers performed at the Warwick Castle in London.
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08.09: Storm King School Announcement
Storm King School Announces new merit scholarship program for rising eighth-grade students in the local area.
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08.07: Cornwall Bark Park Opens
The Cornwall N.Y. Dog Park opened Sunday August 5, 2012
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08.07: Storm King Hike & Bike Opening Day 2012
George Kane and high school classmates enjoy Hike & Bike opening day.
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08.07: Winning!...The Locavore Pie Baking Contest
Winning Pie by Francine Schuster made with local ingredients
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08.04: Step by Step Dancers perform in London
Cornwall N.Y. Dancers to Perform in Olympic Celebrations
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07.30: Cornwall-on-Hudson Girl Donates Hair
Brigid Grodence-Hastey, from Cornwall-on-Hudson, donated her hair to the Locks of Love program
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07.29: Fatal Crash in Newburgh Saturday
Newburgh Brothers Killed in Car Crash
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07.26: Cornwall Community Co-op Locavore Challenge
Cornwall Community Co-op Challenges All to Eat Local
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07.26: Thursday July 26 Tornado Warning
Orange County Under Tornado Warning 6:55pm Thursday
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07.25: Orange County Land Trust News
Douglas S. Land of Cornwall on Hudson has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Orange County Land Trust
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07.24: CCHS class of '65 hosts mini reunion
Cornwall Central High School classes of '65, '66 and '71 got together at Annarella's on the Green
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07.23: HVSPCA raises $2100 for shelter
Hudson Valley SPCA no-kill animal shelter hosted family fun benefit
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07.20: David Carnright to fill the trustee vacancy
Mayor Coyne selects Carnright out of 10 applicants
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07.19: Cornwall Dog Park Update
The Dog Park Gets a New Name
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07.17: Breaking News --- We're Back!
News from Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson resumes publication this week.
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07.12: Search & Rescue exercise Saturday July 14th
First Response Excercise at Cornwall Landing this Saturday
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07.09: 2012 4th of July parade
Cornwall 4th of July parade photos
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07.05: Pet Show July 4th 2012
The Cornwall Fourth of July 2012
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04.23: Man Plans Hudson River Run
Todd Jennings, 49, of Monroe, NY, plans to run the full length of New York’s historic waterway this May.
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04.22: Over 40 Soccer Players Wanted
Coaches and volunteers are forming a new team to challenge the Hudson Valley Soccer Over 40 league.
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04.18: Two Benefit Walks This Sunday
Get your exercise this Sunday and help support good causes.
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04.18: Hike-A-Thon Earth Day Celebration
Take a hike and join the Earth Day fair at the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum.
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04.18: Filmmaker Presents 3 Short Films
Filmmaker Jacob Burckhardt will present three of his films at the Seligmann Center for the Arts.
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04.17: Library Budget Passes, Trustees Elected
The Cornwall Public Library budget is approved and two win a tight trustee race.
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04.16: LIttle League Opening Day
The 62nd season of Cornwall Little League was launched with hundreds of eager players.
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04.15: April 17 Vote For Library Budget, Trustees
Read the candidates' statements; get budget details.
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04.15: Food Co-op Plans Expanded Market
Fans of fresh, local foods, rejoice!
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04.15: Earth Day at the Public Library
Dig books and dig in the dirt at the library.
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04.15: Electronics Recycling Pick Ups in Town
Get the list of acceptable and unacceptable equipment for recycling.
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04.10: Man Charge with Hit and Run
New York state Police charged Baruch Emmanuel, 29 of Danbury CT, in connection with the death of Veronica Gutierrez
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04.07: Environmental Scholarship Available
A generous benefactor is funding a $1000 Scholarship for Environmental Stewardship.
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04.05: Food for Fines
The Cornwall library will accept non-perishable food items in exchange for overdue fines.
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04.05: Gas Station Planned on Route 32
The town of Cornwall may be getting a gas station.
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04.05: Fundraiser Brings Broadway Stars to Town
Have you discovered Just Off Broadway, a non-profit corporation dedicated to producing live theatre?
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04.04: Moodna Bridge to Get Repairs
The steel bridge on Route 32 that runs over the Moodna Creek will get $2.6 million worth of work.
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04.03: Cornwall's New Judge Ready to Start
A new face will be on the bench at Cornwall Town Court on Thursday evening.
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04.03: Russell, Kane Sworn in as Village Trustees
The two took the oath of office Monday night.
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04.02: Film Shoot Carried On Saturday
The rain and overcast skies did not stop an independent film crew.
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03.29: Permit Process Tightened for Kayak Companies
The village board voted Monday to increase the cost of an operating permit for kayak tour companies.
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03.29: Responders Honored for Resusitating Baby
The life-saving effort occurred in January.
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03.28: Proposed Library Budget Set for April 17 Vote
The proposed $1.068 million budget will be voted on and two trustees elected.
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03.27: Trustee Kane Denounces Smear Campaign
What started as a quiet final board meeting for outgoing Village Trustee Barbara Gosda ended with a condemnation.
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03.27: Filmmakers to Shoot Movie in Village
An independent film will be closing down part of the Boulevard.
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03.27: Museum Seeks Counselor Volunteers
Teens age 15 and older are sought as counselors-in-training at the Science & Nature Camp.
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03.22: Edgwick Farm Celebrated at Ribbon-Cutting
The dignitaries came to Orange County’s first micro-creamery, part of a goat farm on Angola Road.
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03.21: Urinetown Premiers Thursday at High School
Go check out the rousing production of Urinetown that is being staged at Cornwall Central High School.
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03.20: Raising Farm Fresh Food at Home
Learn about growing vegetables and raising animals in this free public forum.
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03.20: Kane and Russell Elected as Village Trustees
EIght hundred and thirty-one ballots were counted in the village election.
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03.20: Budget Status Review at Public Forum
A smaller crowd than expected showed up at Monday's forum.
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03.18: Library to Present Live Irish Music Concert
The spirit of St. Patrick's Day lives on at the public library.
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03.15: Notes from the Town of Cornwall Board Meeting
Hospital Space Re-purposing; Bridge Work; Comprehensive Plan Revisions
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03.15: Town Approves COVAC Contract
COVAC members must now approve the contract.
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03.15: CCMS Drama Club Performs Two Tales
The Emperor's New Clothes and Once On This Island will be performed this weekend.
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03.13: Water Dept. Denies Fluoride Rumor
The village water department chief says there is no fluoride in village water.
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03.13: Dog Law Sets Limits on Barking
Long periods of barking, howling or whining will not be tolerated.
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03.13: Peace Poster Exhibit at Library
The Peace Poster celebrates youthful thoughts and visions of world peace.
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03.09: Girl Scouts Plan 100th Birthday Party Monday
All current and former members of the Girl Scouts and their families are invited.
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03.09: Village Police Warns of Residential Burglary
Cornwall-on-Hudson’s new police chief Steven Dixon is asking residents to take pre-cautions.
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03.09: Honk! The Musical at COHES
More than 100 school children tell a lively tale of tolerance.
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03.07: Village Candidates Talk About the Issues
The four candidates for Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Trustee talk about their priorities and vision of local government.
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03.07: Cheerleaders Place 4th in National Contest
The Cornwall Varsity Cheerleading team took 4th Place Overall in the National Cheerleading Competition in Kentucky.
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03.07: Two Trustee Seats Open at Library
Candidates have until March 16 to submit a petition for a trustee seat.
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03.07: CCMS Students Take Part in Global Concert
Singers at the Cornwall Central Middle School will gather in the school’s cafeteria on Thursday, March 8 at 6:30 pm.
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03.01: Has Anyone Seen This Parrot?
He answers to the name of Scrappy.
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02.29: Many Voices Speak Out on Comptroller Report
Residents and board members alike spoke up Monday about the recent New York State Comptroller’s report.
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02.29: Waterfront Chapel Up for Historic Status
It's been nominated for a spot on the national and state registers of historical places.
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02.29: District Still Looking for Savings in Budget
Next year’s budget proposal for the Cornwall Central School District is still a work in progress.
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02.28: New Police Chief in Village
The village Board of Trustees voted to appoint Sgt. Steven Dixon to the position.
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02.28: Skoufis to Run for NY State Assembly
A town of Woodbury Democrat announced Tuesday his intention to run.
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02.27: Presbyterian Children Collect Food Donations
They took part in a Souper Bowl of Caring program.
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02.27: Cornwall Library Thanks Its Volunteers
The library came to life as more than 75 library volunteers and their guests enjoyed delicious food.
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02.27: Center for Sleep Medicine Offers Support
A new support group is forming to help patients address sleep problems.
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02.27: River University Offers College Credit
A unique opportunity awaits a select group of undergraduate students this summer.
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02.27: Basketball Season Heats Up This Week
Both Cornwall basketball varsity teams are seeded #1 as they head toward the Sectionals.
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02.22: Move to the Beat of Latin Music
More and more people are discovering Latin dance.
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02.22: Do You Know This Dog?
Found in Mountainville on the morning of Tuesday, February 21.
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02.18: Lions Support Medical Programs
The Chemo Duck is aimed at children cancer patients; the Measles Initiative is worldwide.
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02.17: Notes from the Cornwall Town Board
Thanks to firefighters; Assessment change extended; Holloran Road light; Records grant; Special Meeting.
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02.16: Comptroller Report Tough on DPW Process
Report: Construction not handled in the best interest of the taxpayers.
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02.16: Councilman Proposes Town-Village DPW Site
The addition of a 20-acre parcel could offer space for two departments.
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02.15: Village Acts to Fund DPW Repairs
Village board of trustees voted to put up money to begin renovations.
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02.15: Help Wanted: Remember the Good Ole Days
The Cornwall Historical Society is looking for volunteers to catalogue its growing collection.
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02.15: The Bear Mountain Inn to Reopen Saturday
Originally built in 1915, the Inn has been extensively renovated.
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02.14: Village Votes to Give Up Tax Assessment Unit
The village board voted to abolish its status as a tax assessment unit.
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02.14: Cheerleaders Earn Two Titles
The Cornwall Varsity Cheerleaders are on a roll to the Nationals.
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02.13: Ceremony Honors Judge Thomson
Cornwall Town Justice Joseph Thomson was remembered on Wednesday inside the courtroom.
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02.13: Sgt. Sinagra Retires, Plans EMS Career
Sgt. Philip Sinagra has resigned from the department after a long career.
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02.12: Support Your Local News
Are you willing to pitch in to help keep your local community news website going?
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02.10: Rumor of Violence at High School is Unfounded
Classes are being held normally at Cornwall Central High School despite a flurry of rumors.
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02.09: Car Chase Ends in Arrest
Police say a New Windsor man lead them on a car chase while smoking crack cocaine Saturday.
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02.09: DEC Approves Work at DPW Building
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has given the green light to the village.
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02.09: DEC Reports on Debris Piles at Village Park
The piles of debris dumped in Pagenstecher Park more than six years ago did not contain contaminated waste.
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02.09: Comprehensive Plan Revisions Set for Adoption
The Cornwall Town Council could vote to adopt the revised comprehensive plan as soon as Monday.
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02.08: SKFE Dinner Honors Members
The annual dinner of the Storm King Fire Engine Company this year marked a passing of the torch.
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02.08: How Long is Too Long for a Dog to Bark?
The issue of barking dogs was back on the agenda of the Cornwall town board on Monday.
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02.07: Film Shot Locally Opens at Downing on Friday
Local residents were cast in scenes shot in Newburgh, Beacon and New Windsor.
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02.07: Nature Museum Pre-School Open House
Prospective students and their parents can learn about the museum’s pre-school program.
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02.07: Provident Bank Donates to St. Luke's
A generous $25,000 grant by Provident Bank will assist St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital’s Palliative Care program.
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02.06: USDA Grant to Cheesemakers at Edgwick Farm
It is designed to stimulate business growth and provide more locally-grown food.
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02.06: COVAC Honors Life-Savers & Members
The Cornwall Volunteer Ambulance Corp held its annual Installation and Awards ceremony Friday night.
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02.05: SUNY Orange Renovated Building Opens
The SUNY Orange Newburgh campus officially expanded this semester.
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02.05: City Kids Explore Nature in Cornwall
A group from the Newburgh Boys and Girls Club got an unexpected treat.
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02.03: Surveillance Video Nabs Burglary Suspect
Surveillance footage turned a man from a witness into a suspect in two burglaries.
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02.03: Grand Jury Indicts Man in January Shooting
An Orange County Grand Jury has indicted a New York City man for attempted murder.
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02.03: Occupy Orange Launched in Middletown
About 150 activists from the greater Orange County area met in Middletown on Thursday evenin.
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02.01: Human Error Likely Cause of Mill St. Fire
Police chief Todd Hazard says evidence points to human error, not criminal activity.
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02.01: A Runaway Slave Makes History at Mt. Gulian
The life of a runaway slave who settled along the Hudson River in the early 1800s is being celebrated in a new book.
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01.31: Judge Thomson Passes at Age 77
Just three months after his re-election, Judge Thomson passed away on Monday.
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01.30: Condo Fire Sunday Damages Two Units
Two units were left uninhabitable by the electrical fire.
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01.30: DEC Investigating Mill Site
The DEC started looking into an old case a few months ago.
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01.27: Mother-Son Arrested for Marijuana Sales
Police in New Windsor raided a home in the Beaver Dam section of New Windsor early Friday morning.
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01.27: Grant to Promote Regional Food Economy
Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress has received a $191,400 grant.
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01.26: Unpaid Taxes Tied to Assessment on Mill St.
Owners of the old mill site won a reduction in their assessment last year.
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01.26: Hazardous Waste in Mill Lagoons Raise Issues
Majestic Textile deposited chemicals there used in its dye operation from 1963 to 1981.
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01.26: Winter Extravaganza This Saturday
Three businesses at Cornwall Plaza have teamed up.
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01.26: Tuskegee Airmen Dinner Honors Scholars
Tickets are available for the dinner on February 4.
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01.25: Building Inspector Barred from Fire Site
The town building inspector is in a tug-a-war with the property manager over access.
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01.25: Red Tails Screening for Young Adults
A new film by George Lucas about the Tuskegee Airmen is showing this Saturday.
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01.25: Couple Wins Dream Wedding
A February wedding for Eileen Bellew and Kevin Houston.
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01.24: Concert Planned for Habitat's Women Build
Ilene Osinksi has organized "Women Performers for Women Build."
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01.23: Cheerleaders Plan to Compete Nationally
The Cornwall varsity cheerleading squad is going to great heights this season.
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01.23: New Acts, Sponsors Needed for Fair
The annual Firemen's Fair will be held July 25-28, 2012.
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01.23: Bald Eagle Population Down in Mid-Hudson
The milder weather means the birds are staying up north.
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01.23: Former Yankee in Book-Signing Benefit
Former Yankees player Jim Leyritz will be signing copies of his new book, Catching Heat.
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01.20: Code Violations, Unpaid Taxes at Burned Site
The Cornwall Warehousing property is well known to local authorities.
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01.20: Couple Seeks Support for Dream Wedding
The sweet romance of a couple with local ties is capturing the heart of many nationwide.
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01.20: People Stick to Fitness Plans in New Year
The new year is three weeks old and people in the area are still keeping to their new year’s resolutions.
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01.20: Audio of Fire Dispatch at Sunday's Fire
Listeners can hear the initial response to the fire at 2 Mill Street.
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01.20: Police Arrest Suspect in Bank Robbery
New Windsor police have arrested a suspect in the robbery of the Hudson Valley Credit Union.
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01.19: Water Emergency Lifted
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson has lifted the emergency order asking for water to be conserved.
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01.19: Elementary Students Perform in Flat Stanley
Note: The Saturday matinee has been moved to 4 pm due to snow in the weather forecast.
The audience goes on a world tour with an improbable character named Flat Stanley.
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01.19: Library Receives Verizon Technology Grant
Friends of Cornwall Public Library have received a technology grant i of $7,500.
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01.19: Silverstone Appointed to Safe Harbors
Cornwall residents may recognize the new Associate Executive Director of Safe Harbors.
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01.18: Photos: Mill Fire on Sunday
Tara Terwilliger took these photos as the fire grew in strength at the old mill site.
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01.18: Fire Smolders As Its Cause Still Unknown
The FBI has joined state, county and local police and fire investigators.
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01.18: Congresman Hinchey to Retire
The congressman has been fighting colon cancer.
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01.17: Village Adopts Smaller Budget
The new budget will increase the local tax levy by 1.3 percent.
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01.17: Local Boy Makes Off-Broadway Debut Thursday
Hayden Skigen, age 9, has been busy traveling back and forth to NYC for rehearsals.
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01.17: Groups to Form Occupy Orange
Several community groups and unions are working together to bring the Occupy movement to Orange County.
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01.16: Mayor Urges Emergency Water Conservation
Mayor Brendan Coyne declared a state of emergency so that the water department can restore the water supply.
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01.16: Investigators Work to Determine Cause of Fire
Non-working fire hydrants contributed to difficulties fighting the blaze on Mill Street.
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01.15: Fire Rages at Mill Street Complex
A four-alarm fire is engulfing the building that is home to Superior Packaging at 2 Mill Street Sunday morning.
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01.15: Fire Still Rages Out of Control on Mill St.
At 4 pm. firefighters are still battling the blaze at the Cornwall Industrial Park that started after 10 am Sunday morning.
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01.15: Scenes from the Mill St. Fire
Maureen Moore was on the scene Sunday afternoon and took these shots.
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01.14: Man Shot By Police in New Windsor
A male passenger in a car that was traveling on Route 32 in the town of New Windsor was shot.
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01.14: Washingtonville Principal Pleads Guilty
He pled guilty to one misdemeanor charge of endangering the welfare of a minor.
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01.12: Woman Charged With Reckless Endangerment
A series of accidents involving a Highland Falls woman points up the danger of driving under the influence.
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01.12: County Legislator to Run for State Senate
Orange County Legislator Christopher W. Eachus, a Democrat, is running for New York State Senate.
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01.12: Teen Talks About the Modern Slave Trade
A high school senior from Washingtonville will give a presentation Tuesday evening,
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01.10: Washingtonville DPW Workers Push for Contract
The giant inflatable rat came to Washingtonville Monday evening.
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01.10: School District Presents Budget Outlook
School budget season is approaching and leaders of the Cornwall School District are laying out three options.
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01.10: Dance Festival Call for Participants
If you are a dancer or choreographer or just a lover of the art, the Orange County Arts Council invites you.
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01.09: New Fire Chief Talks About the Future
Chris O'Dell was fulfilling a goal he’d had since he was 14 years old.
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01.09: Learn How to Sew an 18th-Century Dress
Make your own period costume at this workshop.
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01.09: Verizon Wireless Foundation Grant Received
The Friends of Cornwall Public Library have received a technology grant.
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01.08: Aisling Cuffe Places 2nd in Scotland Race
Aisling Cuffe placed second in a four-kilometer race Saturday.
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01.06: Water Billing System May be Re-Vamped
Clarification: The changes are not for customer billing but for bookkeeping purposes. Editor
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01.06: Village Girl Stars in Annie
A Cornwall-on-Hudson girl is taking the stage in the leading role of Annie.
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01.06: Public Hearing on Dog Law
The town of Cornwall is poised to revamp its dog law.
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01.06: Do You Recognize These Buttons?
The Cornwall Historical Society is asking for the public’s help to crack a mystery involving the old Firth Carpet company.
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01.05: Water Department Needs Capital Projects
Water Superintendent Robert June has a list of projects he’s been waiting years to do.
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01.04: Councilman Criticizes Sewer Deal
Mazzocca spoke out against the town’s contract with Camo Pollution Control Inc.
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01.04: Village May Borrow Money for DPW Repairs
The village board discussed potentially borrowing up to $500,000 for various projects.
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01.03: Grant for Wi-Fi at Cancer Center
St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital (SLCH) received $5,000 from the Forget-U-Cancer Fund, funding to enable Wi-Fi access.
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01.01: Welcoming the New Year
Local residents filled the village square on Saturday night just before midnight.
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01.01: Valley View Book Seeks Public Input
A county legislator is compiling stories of people whose lives were impacted by the Valley View Nursing Home.
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12.30: Top Photos of 2011
Photos captured moments of scenic beauty throughout the year.
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12.29: Great Decisions 2012
The Cornwall Public Library is organizing the 2012 local Great Decisions discussion group.
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12.28: 2011 Top Story: Tropical Storm Irene
In late August, the region braced for the rare onslaught of a hurricane.
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12.28: Draft Village Budget Cuts Spending 10.9%
The current draft of the proposed 2012-2013 budget shows a spending decrease of almost 11 percent.
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12.27: Top Local Stories of 2011
What were the big stories that attracted the most attention in 2011?
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12.21: No Injuries in Angola Road Rollover
Slippery roads led to a one-vehicle accident outside the Highland Engine firehouse Wednesday.
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12.21: Village Hires Police Sgt. Dixon
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is getting a new police sergeant.
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12.21: Ball Drop to Return for New Year's Eve
The annual New Years ball drop will happen December 31.
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12.20: Village Approves Tax Cap Override
The village Board of Trustees decided in a divided vote Monday to pass a resolution.
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12.20: Sparks Fly Over Village Debris from 2005
A heated argument took place at the Cornwall-on-Hudson village board meeting.
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12.19: Swans Leave for Their Winter Home
The two swans at Ring’s Pond in Cornwall moved to their winter quarters on Monday.
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12.19: Police Nab Two After Hi-Speed Chase
A high-speed chase in Cornwall ended badly Monday evening for a man who tried to elude police.
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12.16: DEC to Assess Shore Road Landfill
The Department of Environmental Conservation is looking into the site of the DPW building.
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12.14: Date Set for Rossi Trial
Washingtonville high school principal Michael Rossi will have his day in court.
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12.14: McGuinness Thanked for Service to Town
J. Kerry McGuinness has been coming to meetings at Cornwall Town Hall for more than 25 years.
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12.13: Confirmed Pertussis Case Leads to Advisory
A student at Cornwall Central Middle School has been diagnosed with a case of whooping cough.
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12.12: Hines Says He's Backing Valley View
The future of the Valley View nursing home will be at stake this Wednesday.
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12.12: Eggbert's Back and Children Love Him
Eggbert's come out of retirement to the delight of many.
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12.12: Nominees Sought for Women's Awards
Wanted: A few great women!
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12.12: Nature Programs During Winter Holiday Break
Children in K-3rd grades can join the staff of the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum staff for some winter time fun.
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12.07: Magazine Salesmen Charged with Solicitation
Two 20-year-old men were charged with soliciting without a permit.
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12.07: Vets Gather to Remember Pearl Harbor
A cold drizzle fell on Wednesday morning, forcing inside a memorial of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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12.06: Cornwall Reminds Residents About Bulk Pickup
The Cornwall Town Board is trying to find a way to make residents aware.
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12.06: Varsity Teams Qualify as Scholar-Athletes
It’s been another record year for varsity athletics in Cornwall.
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12.06: Young Readers Raise Funds for Heifer
A group of young readers at Cornwall Public Library raised money by reading this summer.
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12.04: New Facility Targets Film & Video Productions
.A new soundstage – the largest, owners say, between New York City and Syracuse – opened this Saturday in Newburgh.
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12.04: Crowd Comes Out to See Santa and Tree Lights
It felt a bit like Christmas might in southern California.
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12.03: Renovations Halted at Village Storefront
A stop work order was slapped on a construction site inside the historic Trainor Building.
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12.02: Opposition Heard to Closing Mail Facility
Local officials and union members spoke out against the proposed closing.
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12.02: Brownies Donate to Food Bank
The girls collected enough food to feed a family of four for a day.
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12.01: Brothers BBQ Begins Work on New Restaurant
Renovations to the building that will house Brothers Barbecue started Monday.
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11.30: Massimi Elected Chamber President
The Greater Cornwall Chamber of Commerce has elected a new president and vice-president.
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11.30: Christmas Tree Lightings on Sunday
The holiday season is here and that means it’s time for the annual tree lighting ceremonies.
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11.29: Library to Update Catalogue System
The new system will debut December 8th, following a two-day shutdown.
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11.29: AHRC Art Students Exhibit Reception
Meet the artists and see their work on Wednesday at 2 Alices.
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11.26: Storeowners Promote Small Business Saturday
While Black Friday is one of the biggest shopping days of the year...
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11.24: Village Drops Police Chief Candidate
The search for a police chief in the village is back on.
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11.23: Village to Hold Public Hearing on Tax Cap Law
The Cornwall-on-Hudson Village Board will hold a public hearing for a public law to override the two-percent property tax levy cap.
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11.23: Village Discusses Permits for Filmmakers
If movie producers come to the village, leaders want to be ready with a permit procedure for their work.
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11.23: Students Are Center Stage at School Board
The balance of interaction between school authorities and students tipped towards the younger generation.
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11.22: New Headmaster at Storm King School
The Storm King School in Cornwall-on-Hudson has appointed a new headmaster.
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11.22: Gala Celebrates Bear Mountain Inn Re-opening
The stars came out at the Bear Mountain Inn.
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11.22: Village Agrees to Taylor Biomass Deal
After six months of on-and-off deliberation, the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Board of Trustees voted unanimously.
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11.21: Library Presents Renaissance Lute Music
On Friday, December 2nd, Cornwall Public Library will present the second in their three-concert series.
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11.21: Community Thanksgiving Service Tuesday
Prayers, hymns and remarks to celebrate the season of Thanksgiving.
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11.17: Clancy Becomes President of Firefighters Assn.
The Orange County Volunteer Firefighters Association welcomed Storm King Fire Engine Co. #2’s Matt Clancy.
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11.17: Village Poised to Dissolve Assessment Duties
The Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is looking to drop its status as a tax assessment unit.
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11.17: Town Votes for Contract with Taylor Biomass
The Cornwall Town Board voted to sign on with Taylor Biomass for the town’s solid waste removal.
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11.16: Budget Approved Amid Dissension on Board
By a split 3-2 vote, the Cornwall Town Board approved a 2012 budget of Monday evening.
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11.15: DPW Repairs Put Out to Bid
The Village Board of Trustees authorized the DPW building repairs be put to bid Monday.
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11.13: Gunshots, Fire Lead to Arrests on Mountain
A group of men, mostly in their twenties, created havoc on Storm King Mountain on Saturday night.
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11.12: Cornwall Football Advances to Semi-Finals
They were the underdogs going in to Friday’s match up against Poughkeepsie.
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11.12: Veterans Remember at the Public Library
Military veterans took center stage on Friday, Veterans Day, at a daylong tribute put on by the Cornwall Public Library.
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11.12: Eagle Scout Project Dedicated at Museum
A graduate of the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum’s pre-school program came back to the museum on Friday.
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11.12: Kennedy Honored for Piano Skills
The Orange County Arts Council presented a Cornwall High School senior an award Thursday.
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11.11: Peter Noone Talks About Music at SKS
11/11/11 turned out to be a lucky day for the students of the Storm King School
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11.10: Help Me Find My Long Board
A plea for the return of a long board to "help keep me sane."
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11.10: FEMA Looks at Irene Damage in Village
The federal agency will assess the damage.
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11.10: Michael J. Fox Congratulates Kelly
The actor Michael J. Fox came down from his Manhattan apartment on Sunday in order to meet and shake the hand of Michael Kelly.
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11.09: Election Results in Town of Cornwall
Cornwall voters choose some new blood Tuesday, electing Elizabeth Longinott over Kerry McGuinness for Town Board.
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11.09: The Crucible Takes Center Stage at CCHS
A modern play about the fear of witchcraft in 17th-century Salem, Massachusetts is being tackled by the Drama Club,
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11.08: School Board Accepts Donation for Asst. Coach
The Cornwall School Board approved the use of a donation to pay for an assist coach position.
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11.06: Halloween Lasted All Week
Halloween had an extended celebration this year, thanks to the rare late October snowstorm.
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11.06: Entertainment and Business Mix at Expo
The 1st Annual Not Just Business Expo was held at the New York Military Academy on Saturday.
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11.04: Who Will You Vote For Nov. 8th?
Read about the candidates who face challenges in contested election.
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11.04: Library Receives Arts Grants
The Cornwall Public Library is the recipient of two grants, awarded in support of its upcoming concert series
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11.04: Music of the Baroque Period
On Sunday, November 20th, Cornwall Public Library will present the first of three in their concert series.
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11.03: Local Family Featured on WABC
The Kelly family of Cornwall-on-Hudson told a story of Parkinsons and running marathons.
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11.03: Fire Damages Bungalow on Paradise Hill
An alert firefighter from the Mountainville Fire Engine Company acted quickly Wednesday afternoon.
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11.02: Progress in Power Restoration
Power returned to many Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson residents late Tuesday afternoon.
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11.01: Continuing Education at MSMC
Mount Saint Mary College’s Office of Continuing Education is holding an information session.
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11.01: Farmers Market Extended at Town Hall
The Farmers Market will continue until the Wedneday before Thanksgiving.
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10.31: Trick-or-Treating Postponed in Village
Halloween tricking-or-treating has been officially postponed by the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson until Wednesday, November 2.
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10.31: Fire Damages Village Home
An early-morning chimney fire damaged two floors of a Cherry Avenue residence.
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10.31: Photos After the Storm
The battle between Fall and Winter.
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10.31: Schools Set to Open Tuesday; Caution Urged
All Cornwall schools will re-open on Tuesday, November 1, according to schools superintendent Timothy Rehm.
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10.31: Halloween Underway in Town, Village Waits
Trick-or-treaters hit the streets around 5 pm in the town of Cornwall on Monday.
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10.30: Power Outages to Last for Several Days
Get used to it – tha should be the message for nearly 150,000 Central Hudson customers who are without power on Sunday.
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10.30: Photos of The Day After
The morning after the October Surprise snowstorm.
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10.29: Snowstorm Brings Wintery Blast
Officials urge caution on the roadways.
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10.29: Snow Photos
Send us your photos of the first snowfall of the season!
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10.29: Local State of Emergency Declared
"It was like a war zone out there," Chief Hazard said, referring to fallen trees and stuck cars.
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10.28: Snowstorm Headed to Orange County
Halloween hasn’t happened yet and there has been no hard frost – but the first snowstorm of the season is expected Saturday.
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10.27: Bear Sightings Increase This Fall
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson and town of Cornwall play host to some unwelcome furry friends.
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10.27: Cornwallite Plans Folk Music Hall of Fame
The dream of creating a Folk Music Hall of Fame in the center of Newburgh took a step forward.
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10.25: PBA Issues Dominate Hearing on Tax Cap
The Cornwall Town Board passed a resolution to override the state mandated two-percent property tax cap if needed.
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10.25: Pair Charged with Hydrant Tampering
Police have charged two 18-year-olds with several counts of second degree criminal tampering.
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10.24: Town to Cut Seasonal Jobs, Looks for More Cuts
Keeping the town budget within the two-percent tax cap was on the minds of the Cornwall town board members.
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10.23: SKS Students Study Hudson Eco-system
Storm King School’s students participated in the “Day in the Life of the Hudson River.”
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10.21: Harvest Race is Seeking Sponsors
The Cornwall Lions Club is hosting its 4th Annual “Fall Harvest Race” on November 13.
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10.20: Village Approves New Police Chief
The search for a village police chief may be over.
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10.20: The Crucible To Be Presented at CCHS
A politically-charged play based on the Salem witch trials.
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10.19: SLCH Opens Service for Sexual Assault Victims
Victims of sexual assault will now have a place to go to in eastern Orange County.
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10.19: Inside the Artists' Studios Tour
Explore the inner sanctum of artists’ studios this Saturday and Sunday, during the Orange County Arts Council Open Studio Tour.
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10.18: Leaders Debate Responsibility for Bike & Hike
Village Mayor Brendan Coyne brought up a possible safety issue at the Storm King Hike and Bike.
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10.16: Message Board at 2 Alices Gets Noticed
Occupy 2 Alices and other reasons to come in to the popular coffee lounge.
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10.16: Plan to Stem Water Flow to Hudson St. Home
is making swift progress in dealing with the consistent flooding of a resident’s yard
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10.16: Bee Exhibit In Person and Online
Here’s a new word for you: Anthophila. It’s a word that refers to the superfamily of bees.
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10.16: Thanks for Your Support in Primary
To the Editor:
Thank you all who were able to support me and make it possible to represent you
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10.16: Top Award for SKFE in County Firemen's Parade
The Storm King Fire Engine Co. #2 came home with two major trophies.
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10.16: Thanks for Joining Yard Sale
To the Editor:
I want to offer a warm thank you.
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10.12: Trolley Plans Hit Road Block
The Cornwall town board approved the franchise rights for the Storm King Trolley Company.
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10.12: Trestle Restaurant Gets OK for Outdoor Dining
The village board of trustees has found a way through red tape.
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10.12: Bridge Repairs Edging Closer
The Cornwall town board approved funding and the creation of bid documents for repairs.
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10.11: Trio Plans Brewery on Newburgh Waterfront
The Newburgh Brewing Company plans a micro-brewery and tasting room.
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10.11: Brazilian Culture Focus of Movie, Talk
Two speakers, plus the film showing of 2 Filhos de Francisco.
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10.06: Dial-A-Bus Service in Jeopardy
The New Windsor-Cornwall Dial-A-Bus service is likely to be eliminated in 2012.
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10.06: Schools Focus on Character Development
The Cornwall school district is looking to change its approach to elementary school students’ character development.
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10.06: Residents Eligible for Hurricane Lee Relief
Residents who experienced flooding may now apply to FEMA.
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10.04: Taylor Biomass Agreement On Hold in Town
The town of Cornwall is putting on hold its plans to sign up for solid waste removal with Taylor Biomass.
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10.04: Town Board Moves to Lift Tax Cap
A local law would allow it to exceed the state-mandated two percent property tax cap
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10.03: Wounded Veterans Go Kayaking With SKAT
After a day of heavy rain and strong wind the sun broke through the clouds Frida
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10.03: Museum Visits For Free
The library now lends free passes to the Guggenheim and Storm King Art Center.
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09.29: Industrial Park Struggles with Storm Recovery
It’s been a bad month for Joe Longobardi, property manager of Superior Packing Group.
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09.29: Route 218 Flooding
Thursday’s rain storms, which started in the early morning hours with thunder, lightening and torrential rains, wreaked havoc.
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09.27: Raise Your Awareness & Have Fun at SEPTO Fair
Save the date for Saturday’s Cornwall Special Education PTO (SEPTO) 4th Annual Disability Awareness Fair.
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09.27: Guide to Temporary Location of Co. Services
County government is continuing to provide essential services at these temporary locations.
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09.27: Troop 118 Boy Scouts Rescue Hillside
Late in 2010, a grove of near-100 year old chestnut oak trees was illegally cut down in Round Top Park.
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09.27: Postal Workers Rally to Save Jobs
Workers at the Mid-Hudson Processing & Delivery Center at Stewart Industrial Park rallied Tuesday.
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09.26: Village Woman Opens Tea Shop in Newburgh
A new tea shop is attracting a steady stream of customers across from Washington’s Headquarters.
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09.26: A Commitment to Walking at COH Elementary
Community members joined together for the first COHES Walk-A-Thon.
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09.23: Runoff Causes Flooding for Village Resident
A drain installed by the village has not solved the problem.
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09.23: River Run to Benefit Parkinson's Research
The Kelly family has organized this fundraiser on October 2.
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09.23: Emerald Elite Soccer Results
The Emerald Elite FC Soccer Club Game Results (Weekend of September 17)
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09.21: Irish Singer in Bannerman Benefit
Take a fall cruise to Bannerman Island on Sunday.
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09.20: Final Vote Count Picks Republican Winners
With the counting of absentee ballots, the winners of last week's primary are announced.
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09.20: COH Recognizes DPW, Fire Co. Storm Service
Monday will be a special holiday for DPW workers; SKFE #2 also recognized.
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09.20: Village Hires Two Part-time Inspectors
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson now has not one, but two.
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09.20: Village Code to Go Online
In the near future, village residents will be able to look at the village code online.
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09.19: Fall Festival Attracts Public to Main Street
The 38th annual Fall Festival got off to a bit of a chilly start on Saturday morning.
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09.16: Build A Magical Miniature House
Bring sticks, dry leaves, pine cones and other found objects to build a house at the public library.
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09.16: Visit a World of Bees at the Nature Museum
Explore the world of a live colony of honeybees at the nature museum.
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09.13: Architect Adds Design Changes to DPW Repair
The bid specifications for the village DPW building are almost ready.
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09.13: Village, Town to Seek Bids for Trash Disposal
The village and town of Cornwall decided Monday to solicit bids for garbage disposal.
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09.13: Longinott, Clark Ahead in Primary Vote Count
Elizabeth Longinott, the former town of Cornwall receiver of taxes, garnered the most votes.
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09.12: 9-11 Remembered in Cornwall Ten Years Later
More than 200 Cornwall residents gathered in Chadeayne Circle on Sunday evening.
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09.12: Three Republicans in Tuesday's Primary Vote
See candidates' profiles; Mountainville polling station moved to Munger Cottage.
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09.09: County Backing for Organic Food Company
An organic fish, vegetable and fertilizer production facility promises to employ 120 people.
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09.09: NYMA Plans for Subdivision Presented
Ten building lots would be created alongside eleven houses that already line Faculty Road.
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09.09: Consignment Shop Opens in Cornwall
Encore, Inc. Consign for A Cause opened for business with an official ribbon-cutting.
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09.07: Town Reverses Decision on Police Layoffs
Two dozen people spoke against the officers' layoff at a town board meeting.
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09.07: First Day of School in District
The rain didn't stop the students from making it to school on opening day.
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09.06: Police Layoffs On Hold, Judge Rules
A state supreme court judge extended a temporary restraining order on Tuesday.
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09.06: Storm Damaged Items Pick Up in Village
The DPW will pick up large items and debris left curbside.
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09.06: Career Counseling at the Library
Starting this Thursday, free job search advice.
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09.06: New Pick Up Sked for Flood-Affected Areas
Van service routes and times for students on Pleasant Hill Road.
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09.03: Film Shoot in City of Newburgh
An independent movie about a folksinger shot scenes in Newburgh.
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09.02: Clean Up This Saturday at the Riverfront
The Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is asking adult volunteers to help clean up debris from the storm at Donahue Memorial Park
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09.01: Residents Urged to File For FEMA Aid
People impacted by Tropical Storm Irene may be eligible for assistance.
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08.31: Storm Disaster Materials Pick Up
The town of Cornwall has announced procedures for pick-up of large storm-related items for disposal:
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08.31: New Section: Photos from Tropical Storm Irene
Look on the left-hand navigation bar to access all of the photos of the storm's destruction.
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08.30: Cornwall Digs Out from the Storm
VILLAGE TRASH COLLECTION RESUMES WED. AM WITH RECYCLING PICK-UP VILLAGE-WIDE.
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08.30: New Storm Aftermath Photos
Check out the new photos sent in showing the damage and flooding in Mountainville.
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08.30: Irene Leaves Cornwall Family Homeless
The Mann family's home on Taylor Road was inundated by the Moodna.
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08.29: Cornwall Slowly Recovers from Hurricane Irene
Hurricane Irene proved the power of nature on Sunday as the storm knocked out bridges and electrical power.
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08.29: Gas Leak, Bridge Out in New Windsor
Dozens of residents of Butterhill Estates in New Windsor were roused from their beds early Monday morning.
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08.29: Tropical Storm Irene Photos
More of the photos that people took around Cornwall of the destruction caused by Irene.
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08.29: Cornwall Digs Out from the Storm
Trash collection suspended until later in the week; sewer plant is inoperable.
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08.28: Flooding Causes Evacuations, Road Closings
Main Street is underwater; emergency shelter takes in some residents.
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08.27: Teen Dies in Accident on Saturday AM
An early morning traffic accident on Route 32 claimed the life of a New Windsor teen.
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08.26: Budget Woes Lead to Police Layoffs
Two police officers are laid off, sergeant's position eliminated.
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08.26: Historical Society Talk on School Days
A look at schools in Cornwall since the 19th-century.
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08.26: Residents Urged to Take Storm Precautions
Bring in all patio furniture, garbage pails and other loose items around your residence.
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08.25: Prepare Now for Hurricane Irene
Cornwall emergency management director offers
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08.24: Makeover Show-Local Contractors Play Big Role
Tear down one house and build a new one, completely furnished, in just seven days?
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08.23: Earthquake Felt Throughout Area
A earthquake rattled Cornwall and the rest of the northeast on Tuesday afternoon.
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08.23: Hospital Execs Talk About Challenges
Top officials of Orange County’s three hospital groups spoke to the Orange County Chamber of Commerce.
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08.22: School Board Approves Tax Rate
September is right around the corner and with it, school taxes will come due.
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08.19: Police Testify in Principal's Case
Two New Windsor police officers testified on Thursday in Cornwall town court about their initial interviews.
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08.19: Phone Lines Out at Town Hall
Verizon cannot make repairs for at least ten days.
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08.17: Brooklyn Artist to Perform at 2 Alices
Abby Payne has been described as " a whirlwind of talent."
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08.17: Cornwall Woman Dies in Accident
A Cornwall woman has died after she was pinned to a tree by the door of her car.
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08.17: Comprehensive Plan Hearing Draws Small Crowd
The first public hearing for the revised draft comprehensive plan drew just under 10 people Tuesday.
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08.16: Former Treasurer Sues Village
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is facing a lawsuit from its former treasurer.
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08.16: Special Meeting on Thursday in Village
Trustees will address budgetary items and the proposal from Taylor Biomass to provide waste municipal waste disposal services.
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08.14: OCAC Seeks Veteran Artists, Poets, Essayists
The Orange County Arts Council is adding a special tribute to veterans this year.
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08.14: OC Triathlon Debuts August 21
The event will start and finish at the Newburgh waterfront.
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08.10: Bathroom Fire Causes Minor Damage.
A fire in an unoccupied apartment over Tom’s Tavern caused minor damage to the building Wednesday.
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08.05: Police Release Names in Fatal Accident
The Town of Cornwall Police Department have released the names of the victims in the fatal three car accident on Wednesday.
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08.03: Town Looking to Take Next Step in Trash Deal
The Cornwall Town board may be ready to move ahead with a 20 year contract with Taylor Biomass
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08.03: Town to Add 'Bite' to Dog Laws
The Cornwall Town Board is working to strengthen local Dog laws.
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08.01: Allegations of Misconduct at SKS
The Storm King School is facing two lawsuits.
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07.29: SLCH Inaugurates Ambulatory Surgery Unit
The official opening of a new ambulatory surgery and endoscopy unit at the Newburgh campus.
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07.27: Stratis Nominated to Veteran Hall of Fame
State Senator Bill Larkin, a Republican from Cornwall-on-Hudson, is going to bat for a fellow veteran
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07.25: Congresswoman Enjoys Hike & Bike Route
The new Storm King Hike & Bike provided a break from the high-drama budget ceiling negotiations.
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07.25: Judge Weighs Facts in Dangerous Dog Cases
Cornwall judge Frank Navarra has faced a string of dangerous dog cases in recent weeks.
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07.25: Training Schedule for School Athletes
Team players return to practice beginning the week of August 15th.
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07.25: Sculpture Time & Runway Fashions at Library
On August 4, two spectacular events of the 2011 Summer Reading Program will take place.
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07.25: Two Former Residents Publish Holiday Books
Christmas in July – that’s what former Cornwall-on-Hudson resident Patricia Hart McMillan was thinking about.
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07.21: Fun at the Fireman's Fair
The fair’s midway was bustling.
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07.21: County Issues Heat Warning for Seniors
Help for staying cool during the heat wave.
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07.21: Village Takes up Issue of Feral Cats
The village Board of Trustees is taking aim at feral cats in the village.
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07.20: Village Board to Dialogue With Residents
The village Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting Saturday, August 6.
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07.19: Village Expands Residency Requirements
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson’s building inspector no longer has to live in the village to hold the position.
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07.19: Property Tax Cap Gets on Village Agenda
The village Board of Trustees rejected a last-minute resolution.
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07.18: Public Hearing Set on Master Plan Changes
The draft comprehensive plan will be up for its first round of public comment August 16.
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07.18: Class of '65 Meets to Remember
The Cornwall Central High School Class of 1965 held it's 46th reunion.
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07.18: Two Concerts, One Fair This Week
Two Village Bandstand concerts this week, one on the opening night of the Fireman's Fair.
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07.14: Changes for Duncan Ave. Discussed
The village board is looking at changes to parking.
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07.14: Taylor Biomass Agreement On Hold
The village is putting a potential agreement for municipal waste disposal on hold.
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07.14: Judge Drops One Charge Against Principal
One charge has been dropped against the Washingtonville principal.
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07.14: Bannerman Kayak Race Re-Scheduled
The race will now be held September 17 at the Kowawese Unique Area.
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07.14: Fire Company Announces Fair Schedule
Bring the family to the 61st Annual Storm King Firemen's Fair.
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07.13: Health Center to Open Consignment Shop
Cornwall Plaza will soon be playing host to the Encore Consignment shop.
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07.13: Closing of 218 Leads to Fender Bender
Sunday’s Hike and Bike around Storm King Mountain may have put the brakes on some joyriding.
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07.13: Comedy Opens This Thursday at Palaia
The Vineyard Comedy Players present Lend Me A Tenor.
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07.12: Kayak Race to Bannerman's Canceled
The Great Bannerman Island Kayak Race is sunk.
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07.10: Local Man Catches Historic Jeter Ball
A former member of the Cornwall Dragons football team found more fame than he ever imagined.
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07.10: Bikers and Hikers Enjoy Route 218 Opening
Walkers and bikers turned out in large numbers under cloudless blue skies.
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07.10: Owner of Brid's Closet on TV Show
A shopkeeper on Main Street will appear on a show on the Sundance Channel.
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07.09: Minor Softball Team Wins District 19 Title
The Cornwall Little League softball field was a buzz with activity on Thursday evening.
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07.07: Town Discuss Concerns About New Trash Deal
The Cornwall town board goes slow with the Taylor Biomass Energy Company.
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07.07: Bridge Repair Project Moves Forward
The town of Cornwall took another step ahead in its plans to create a pocket park.
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07.07: 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
More than two dozen talented young teens will take the stage this Friday and Saturday.
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07.06: Route 218 Hike & Bike to Begin July 10
Route 218 Bike & Hike - 8 Sundays from 11am to 3pm - Starts July 10th.
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07.05: Scenes from the 4th of July in Cornwall
The fairgrounds on the 4th of July are a gathering place for Cornwall residents.
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07.05: Pet Show Highlight of 4th of July Morning
The Fourth of July in Cornwall is not a day for sleeping in.
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07.05: 4th of July Parade Highlights
Click here to see all the bands and floats in the 2011 parade.
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07.03: July 4th Holiday Closings
The town and village offices will be closed on Monday, July 4.
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06.30: Trestle Resturant Opens to Good Crowd
Jim Impallaria wasn’t intending to open a restaurant when first saw what is now the Trestle Restaurant.
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06.30: Jazz, Gospel & Doo-Wop Concerts in Newburgh
The Newburgh Jazz Series is back at the Newburgh Waterfront for the fifth year.
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06.29: Democrat Launches Bid for Town Judge
Democrat Lynn Beesecker has launched a campaign for Cornwall Town Justice.
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06.29: Residents Concerned About Possible Scam
Several Cornwall residents are reporting that a young magazine salesman was going door-to-door.
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06.28: Police Charge Suspect in Pistol Whipping
Police charged a New Windsor man with second degree assault after he allegedly struck another man with a pistol.
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06.27: Village Girl Goes Professional On Stage
A Cornwall-on-Hudson girl launched her professional acting career this weekend.
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06.27: Restaurants Help Raise Funds for Land Trust
Consider adding $1 to your check for the Buck for Conservation campaign.
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06.27: OC Arts Council Has New Leader, Seeks Artists
Dawn Ansbro becomes executive director; nominations sought for annual arts awards.
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06.27: St. Luke's Cornwall Sleep Center Accredited
The St. Luke’s Cornwall Center for Sleep Medicine is dedicated to supporting individuals experiencing disruptive sleep.
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06.24: Village Will Save With Energy Efficient Lighting
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is trying to become more energy efficient.
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06.24: Accident Closes Route 32
A Dodge Durango driven by a 17-year-old Cornwall woman collided with a tanker truck on Route 32.
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06.24: Students, Teachers Say Goodbye to COH School
As the skies opened up with a heavy rain, the Moving Up ceremony was held.
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06.23: Trustees Clash Over Hike and Bike
A heated exchange between two village trustees took place over an incorrect announcement.
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06.22: Notes from the Village Board
The village board of trustees passed a slew of resolutions Monday, including a letter of intent to Taylor Biomass.
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06.21: Three Troop 118 Scouts Reach Eagle
Ceremony honors Eagle Scouts, Nicholas I. S. Blair, Charles Boucher and Patrick John Riley.
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06.20: Cuffe Breaks National Two-Mile Record
Cornwall’s Aisling Cuffe set another record this weekend, breaking the national high school record.
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06.17: Village Considers Second Police Shift
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson police department is asking for an extra shift this summer.
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06.17: Town Reviews Comprehensive Plan Proposals
The Cornwall Town Board and Comprehensive Plan Review Committee met Wednesday.
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06.17: Village, Town May Use New Trash Site
Both the town of Cornwall and village of Cornwall-on-Hudson are considering signing with Taylor Biomass.
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06.15: Teen Charged With Menacing Brother
A 16-year-old village of Cornwall-on-Hudson boy was charged with menacing.
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06.15: Historical Society Sets Sights on Chapel
The Cornwall Historical Society is questioning the use of the historic waterfront chapel.
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06.15: Historical Markers Proposed for Village
The Cornwall Historical Society is hoping to add historical markers to plots of land.
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06.15: Sign Welcomes on Shore Road
A new sign marking the entrance to the village went up Wednesday on Shore Road.
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06.14: Town Denies Building Moratorium Exemption
Plans for the expansion of a warehouse off Route 32 in Mountainville face another delay.
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06.14: Town Approves Lower Assessments
The Cornwall Yacht Club and four other property owners in Cornwall received a reduction in their tax assessments.
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06.14: Cornwall Police Officers Honored
Five incidents led to honors for seven Cornwall police officers.
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06.14: Town Extends Building Inspector Agreement
The town of Cornwall will continue to provide building inspection services to the village.
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06.13: Volunteers Needed for 4th of July Pageant
The organizers of the Cornwall Independence Day historical pageant are looking for volunteers.
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06.12: Senior Prom-Goers Take Over RIverfront
Good luck stayed with the Cornwall Central High School Class of 2011 on Friday night.
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06.10: Trustees Question Village Mayor on Audit
Two village trustees are calling foul on a financial audit being done in the village.
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06.10: AAU Team Places 2nd in Tournament
The 10th-grade boys Cornwall AAU team finished second of 16 teams
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06.09: Atty. Wants Charges Against Principal Dropped
A hearing Wednesday revealed new details that point to an extortion attempt.
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06.09: Town May Renew Bldg. Inspection Services Pact
The Cornwall town council will vote on Monday whether to renew its 90-day agreement.
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06.06: Library Seeks Public Input on Its Role
The Cornwall Public Library is rolling out a series of innovative programs.
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06.05: Sunny Skies Prevail for RIverfest 2011
Organizers couldn't have asked for a better day.
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06.05: NYMA Class of 2011 Graduates
“This is the graduation that wasn’t supposed to happen,” alumnus Rich Pezzullo told the cadets.
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06.02: AIsling Cuffe Named Grand Marshall of Parade
The Cornwall Independence Day Committee selected the runner.
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06.02: Original Drama on Stage at CCHS
A final production by seniors in the Cornwall High School Drama Club.
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05.31: Memorial Day: A Time for Remembrance
Families and neighbors lined the sidewalk along Hudson Street and Main Street.
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05.31: Boy Scout Troop 118 Honors Memorial Day
The ceremony took place at the Salisbury Mills Civil War monument.
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05.31: Fire Fighters to Fill the Boot
Storm King Fire Engine Company #2 is raising money to purchase a thermal imaging camera.
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05.30: Countdown to Riverfest 2011
Riverfest brings music, art, vendors, food and more to Donahue Memorial Park on June 4.
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05.26: Opening of Hollie's Garden Celebrated
Under one of the few sunny skies in the past several weeks almost 100 people celebrated the opening of Hollie’s Garden.
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05.26: School Supplies Sought for Peruvian Children
A Cornwall Central High School junior is headed to Peru to volunteer in a small village.
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05.26: Fawn at Town Hall
A baby fawn wandered around Cornwall Town Hall grounds.
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05.25: Leo's Celebrates 30 Years on Monday
When Leonardo Maniscalchi left Sicily in 1958, he probably had no idea that his adventure would take him to Cornwall.
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05.24: Man Drives into House, Faces DWI Charge
A New Windsor man is facing a felony DWI charge after driving into a house on Route 94.
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05.24: Man Charged with Stealing Snow Plow
A Monroe man learned an important lesson last Tuesday
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05.23: Young Violinist to Play at Carnegie Hall
Bridget Wickiser is 11-years-old but she has already made it to Carnegie Hall.
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05.23: Library Seeks Public Input
Take a survey or join a focus group.
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05.22: Motorcyclist in Fatal Accident on Rt. 9W
A motorcyclist lost control of his 2009 Yamaha on Route 9W near the mountain overlook.
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05.22: Graham Kelder Plans to Run for Supervisor
Graham Kelder attends nearly every session of the Cornwall town board.
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05.22: Legion Sells Poppies for Memorial Day
The Legion is planning three days of events to mark Memorial Day next weekend.
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05.18: Cornwall Voters Approve School Budget
Voters in Cornwall approved the 2011-2012 school budget on Tuesday.
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05.18: Great Bannerman Island Kayak Race Approved
On the morning of July 23 expect to see kayaks racing out to Bannerman Island and back.
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05.18: School Alerts Public to Mock Car Crash
Dr. Frank Sheboy is warning residents of Cornwall and New Windsor not to be concerned next Tuesday morning.
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05.18: Cornwall Connects A Day of Community
A lawn party with non-profits, films and other fun stuff.
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05.18: Rugby Tournament at NYMA
Rugby is coming to Cornwall again in June.
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05.17: Storm King Hike and Bike
Hikers and bicyclists can look forward to travelling over Storm King Mountain.
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05.17: Mayor Moves on Police Decision
Mayor Brendan Coyne did not re-appoint Paul Weber as village police chief.
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05.16: Cornwall Basketball Team Defeats Four to Win
The Cornwall boys 10th grade AAU basketball team won their fourth tournament
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05.15: Junior Prom 2011
The riverfront was a bevy of activity before heading to the prom.
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05.15: Leaders Paint Bright Picture of NYMA Future
A status report on the military school was presented to alumni.
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05.13: Public to Vote on $58.6 Million Budget
The Cornwall Board of Education presented its finalized budget during the Monday work session.
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05.13: Area Dance Troupes in An Afternoon of Dance
On Sunday, May 1 Orange County dance was on display at the Seligmann Estate in Sugar Loaf.
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05.13: Girl Scouts Invited To Heritage Weekend
The events will take place at the county's Hill-Hold Museum.
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05.11: CCHS Drama Productions Win Top Honors
Guys and Dolls, Play On, win awards in regional competition.
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05.11: Police Chief Steps Down in COH
Village Police Chief Paul Weber confirmed Wednesday that he has resigned.
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05.11: Museum to Hold Wildflower Sale
The 7th Annual Wildflower Sale and Heirloom Vegetable Seedlings Sale will be held this Saturday.
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05.11: Pedestrian, Bike Use Proposed for Route 218
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is looking at using Route 218 as more than just a way around Storm King Mountain.
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05.10: Town Delays Action of Building Permit Waiver
The Cornwall town board tabled a resolution granting a waiver to the building moratorium.
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05.10: CCHS Senior Picked as Rising Ball Player
Joe McClennan of Cornwall has been named by ESPN RISE magazine.
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05.10: Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival
The inspiring original productions will be staged all summer long in Garrison.
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05.09: NYMA Cadets Celebrate Mother's Day
The 85 cadets at the New York Military Academy in Cornwall filled the parade grounds.
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05.06: Village to Keep Fulltime Officers
The village has no intention of abolishing the two full-time police officers positions.
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05.05: Village Oath of Office Out-of-Date
An antiquated oath of office would exclude the newest member of the village board of trustees.
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05.04: Police Chase Ends With Arrest for DWI
A Pennsylvania man is facing two driving-while-intoxicated class A misdemeanor.
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05.04: New Health Club Approved for Cornwall Plaza
The Anytime Fitness health club won approval on Monday from the town of Cornwall Planning Board.
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05.04: Scenic Hudson Favors Dog Park on Angola Road
Plans for a dog park on Angola Road got a boost on Monday.
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05.03: Poetry Contest Awards to Young Poets
The Timothy Mumford Poetry Competition awarded six prizes.
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05.03: Award-Winning Poems
Click here to read the poems chosen in the Timothy Mumford Poetry Competition.
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05.03: World Class Sax Quartet to Play at St. John's
Hailed as “a superb ensemble with impeccable musical taste,” the Zzyzx Quartet.
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05.02: Village Fire Dept. to Host Parade in 2012
A major firefighters’ parade and week of festivities is coming to the village.
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05.02: CCHS Students Win Bridge Design Contest
Two Cornwall Central High School students took first place in the 2011 West Point Bridge Design Contest.
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05.02: Tree and Truck Hold Up Traffic
A flatbed truck carrying a tall container held up traffic on Hudson Street.
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04.30: Republicans Back Candidates in Town Election
The committee endorsed a new slate of candidates that excludes an incumbent council member.
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04.30: Annual Tree Planting Expands Row of Shade
Three new trees planted in the maple allee along park drive.
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04.28: Fmr. Mayor Drops Legal Case Against Village
After almost a year of arguments over whose purview it is to appoint...
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04.28: SLCH Breaks Ground on Hollie's Garden
Hollie’s Garden will be a healing place for patients and visitors.
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04.27: Petraeus Expected to Be Named CIA Director
The President is expected to make the announcement on Thursday.
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04.27: Village Investigates Unaccounted Water Supplies
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is missing some water.
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04.27: Labyrinth Construction Set for This Weekend
After a string of delays, the project is getting underway.
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04.24: Public Invited to Arbor Day Celebration
Friday, April 29th is Arbor Day, a special day set aside to celebrate trees.
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04.24: CCHS Grad Recognized for Educational Work
Tracey Severns, formerly Tracey Grimyser, graduated from CCHS in 1980.
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04.21: School Board Adopts Budget
A proposed 5.32 percent tax levy increase for the 2011-2012 school budget.
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04.21: HS Boys Soccer Teams Hold Clinics
The clinics are open to boys and girls of all skill levels ages 4 through 11.
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04.20: Nature Museum Celebrates Earth Day
A Hike-a-Thon, Family Fun Fair and Community Yard Sale.
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04.19: SLCH Announces Bi-Weekly Blood Drives
St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital is increasing its effort to boost local blood supplies.
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04.19: Beltane Festival at Palaia Vineyards
Beltane returns, this year arriving on Saturday, April 30th at Palaia Vineyards.
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04.19: Town Changes Bulk Pick-Up System
Residents are asked to schedule pick-up of unwanted items.
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04.19: Nature Camp Scholarship Offered
The Cornwall Garden Club is providing a full scholarship to attend summer nature camp.
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04.19: Karaoke Party Raises Funds for SLCH
An evening filled with good friends, great music and lots of singing.
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04.19: Hopes Re-kindled for Storm King Theater
Some members of the village board of trustees are fans of theater.
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04.14: Hole Found in Village Hall Roof
Village hall is in need of repairs, notably a hole in the roof toward the back of the building.
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04.14: Bulk Cleanup Day
The village of Cornwall-On-Hudson will conduct a residential cleanup on Monday, May 2, 2011.
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04.12: Lawsuit Against Village Dismissed
A Federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought against the village.
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04.12: Ceremony Held to Honor Fallen Officer
A group of about 50 people assembled outside village hall on Tuesday morning.
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04.12: Town Approves Plans for Angola Rd. Dog Park
Seven years after he first proposed creating a dog park, Randy Clark's plan was approved.
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04.12: Motorcyclist Charged After Evading Police
A Cornwall-on-Hudson resident is facing a charge of reckless driving and 12 speeding tickets.
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04.12: Fight Leads to Drug Charges Against Man
A fight over a thrown soda can on Main Street ended with a Cornwall resident facing multiple drug possession charges.
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04.12: Teens Charged with Possession of Stolen GPS
Four Cornwall youths were found in possession of stolen GPS units.
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04.12: New Library Budget Passes
The Cornwall Public Library Budget for 2011-12 was approved on Tuesday.
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04.10: Organizers Announce Plans for RIverFest 2011
The 14th annual RiverFest will be held on Saturday, June 4, 2011.
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04.09: Little League's 61st Season Gets Underway
Opening day of the Cornwall Little League’s 2011 rose up with a slight chill.
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04.07: Cornwall Pilot Lands Plane on Beach
A young Cornwall native has gained international attention almost overnight.
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04.07: Changes Sought in Cornwall Commons Plan
The developer wants to build housing for the general public as well as seniors.
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04.07: Guys and Dolls Debuts Tonight at CCHS
A rich comic musical set in New York circa 1950 provides great entertainment.
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04.07: Brook Trout Exhibit Opens at Nature Museum
Everything you may ever want to know about New York State’s official freshwater fish.
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04.07: Cornwall Brings Relief to the World's Hungry
30-Hour Famine Concert raises nearly $10,000.
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04.05: Coyne Sworn in as Mayor, Argenio as Trustee
Mayor Coyne pledges civility, collaboration and consensus.
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04.05: Proposed Library Budget Up 8%
The budget would result in an 8.1 percent tax increase or a $15 increase...
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04.05: School Board Agrees on Budget Outline
Some positions cut in preliminary budget, others restored.
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04.04: Judge Lifts Restraining Order in VIllage Case
The village may now pay its law firm for past services; final decision on still pending.
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04.04: Comments Are Back!
Starting today, April 4, 2011.
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04.03: German Foreign Films Discussion at Library
LTC Mark C. Gagnon, Ph.D., presented a brief lecture on German Foreign Films.
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03.31: Seussical Storms the Stage
Dr. Seuss's colorful characters bring his stories to life at CCMS.
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03.31: Village Bulk Pick Up Announced
A residential cleanup day in the village will be Monday, May 2, 2011.
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03.30: Staff Positions Could Be Cut in Budget
Board of Education discussed the pros and cons of dropping the tax levy to 4.96 percent.
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03.30: Pomme Frites Cafe Serves Fancy French Fries
When King’s Pommes Frites opened on Saturday there was little fanfare.
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03.29: Mayor Gross Holds Final Meeting
With little fanfare, Joseph Gross presided over his last board of trustee meeting.
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03.28: NYMA Announces Partnership with Butterhill
New York Military Academy made it official on Monday.
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03.28: Peace Out Conference for Middle Schoolers
An anti-bullying conference for seventh- and eighth-graders.
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03.26: Library Tours & Raffle
Library staff and trustees will lead guided tours pointing out collections and services.
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03.24: Wizard of Oz Wows at Willow Ave. School
Is there anyone alive who doesn’t love the Wizard of Oz?
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03.24: NYMA Plans Elementary School Program
The school would have classes for grades one through six.
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03.24: Bus Trip & Big Band Social
You can still sign up for this trip to NYC!
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03.22: Community Labyrinth Project Begins In April
The public is invited to help build the circular pattern of the labyrinth.
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03.21: Scholar-Athletes at CCHS
For the second season in a row, all Cornwall High School varsity teams qualified.
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03.21: Guard Seeks Photos, Stories for Archives
Army National Guard soldiers are being asked to contribute their stories and photographs.
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03.20: Village Resident Leads Anti-Gang Effort
James Gagliano works for the FBI. He also lives in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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03.20: Cuffe Places in World Competition
Aisling Cuffe led the U.S. team in the women’s Junior IAFF World Cross Country Championships.
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03.20: March 7-13,2011
Town of Cornwall Police Blotter
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03.17: Owner Appeals for Moratorium Exemption
The owner of the former Star warehouse property off Route 32 in Mountainville...
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03.17: Board of Ed Studies Potential Budget Cuts
Members studied a list of possible cuts to the $59.57 million preliminary budget.
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03.17: Math Team Is Wowed by Watson
The students got a close-up visit to the IBM whiz computer.
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03.17: Town of Cornwall Sets New Pool Fees
The Cornwall town board approved new fees to use the swimming pool.
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03.16: Coyne Wins Village Mayor 's Race
The only clear winner in Tuesday’s village elections was mayoral candidate Brendan Coyne.
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03.16: Board of Elections Certifies Village Vote
Incumbent trustee Mark Edsall and challenger Andrew Argenio called the winners.
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03.15: Winter Weather Precipitation Report
Winter still has six more days before it runs its course
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03.15: Fire Destroys Clearwaters Frame Gallery
A fire Tuesday morning destroyed Clearwaters Frame Shop and Art Gallery.
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03.14: Moodna Council Logo Contest
If you’re inspired by the Moodna Creek and have artistic talent, you may want to try your hand at creating a logo.
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03.13: Cornwall Mathletes Compete in Sectionals
Students face the mental challenges of a math tournament.
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03.11: Orange County Roads Closed
Shore Road between River Street Park - Wood Ave in the Village of Cornwall
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03.10: Owners Look for Revised Canterbury Green Plan
The future of the partially-completed Canterbury Green project was brought to the table.
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03.10: Once Upon A Mattress at COHES
Dozens of princesses, knights and some cute little green frogs will take center stage.
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03.09: Article 78 Hearing Postponed
The court case for the Article 78 filed by Mayor Joe Gross has been pushed back to March 28.
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03.08: Mayor, Trustees Face Off Over Legal Issues
An intense argument broke out Monday evening at village hall.
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03.08: Recent Rain, Snow Totals
February's snowfall was a half inch above normal.
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03.08: Town Board OKs Building Inspection IMA
The Cornwall town board voted Monday evening to approve an inter-municipal agreement.
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03.07: Moodna Floods in Mountainville
On Monday, drivers in the greater Cornwall area encountered flooded roads in at least two areas.
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03.06: The Meaning of Beauty Examined
March 8th marks the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day.
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03.05: Trustee Candidates Want to End Conflict, Fix Roads
Trustee candidates took full advantage of their moment in the spotlight.
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03.05: Mayoral Candidates Face Off in Forum
The two candidates for Mayor of the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson spoke to a crowd.
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03.05: Mayor Files Suit Against Village, Trustees
Mayor Joe Gross has filed a temporary restraining order.
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03.05: Man Charged with Stealing Campaign Signs
A Cornwall man faces charges that he stole campaign signs in the village.
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03.04: Movement Marathon at the Railroad Playhouse
Studio 208 in Cornwall-on-Hudson is branching out to the city of Newburgh.
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03.04: Study Looks to Avoid Future Traffic Jams
Can the greater Newburgh area avoid a future of clogged roads and rush hour gridlock?
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03.02: School District Paints Gloomy Budget Picture
The 2011-2012 Cornwall school budget is being dubbed The Program Preservation Budget.
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03.01: Village Approves Building Inspection by Town
The inter-municipal agreement resolves a two-month dispute.
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02.28: Cornwall Business Corner
BBE Designs Featured in Stitches Magazine; E-books at the Cornwall Public Library.
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02.28: Building Inspections On Village Agenda
Inspections and a residency requirement are on the agenda for Monday evening’s village board meeting.
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02.26: Video: Two Coyotes
Carlotta Shearson shot this video of two coyotes in her yard last week.
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02.24: Local Resident Worked on Oscar-Nominated Film
Aurelia Winborn worked as an assistant camera operator on Black Swan.
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02.24: Open Space Institute Purchases 32 Acres
Another chunk of open space has been protected in Cornwall.
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02.23: Nurse Nancy Night at Palaia
A special night in honor of the owner's mother, a nurse.
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02.22: State Orders Village to Provide Inspections
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson has until Friday to provide a plan for building code enforcement.
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02.22: Town Lowers Assessment for A&W Properties
The town board unanimously agreed to reduce the last three years’ assessment.
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02.21: Suspect in Abduction Turns Himself In
Police charged a man in connection with the forced abduction of a woman.
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02.20: Two Cadets Rescued from Storm King Mountain
An NYPD helicopter brougt two West Point cadets off an icy incline early Sunday morning.
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02.18: Status of Full-Time Officers on Hold
An administrative law judge gave the issue a 45-day wait.
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02.18: Notes from the Cornwall Town Board
Gruber appointed to Moodna Creek Council; Board Supports Online Publication of Notices.
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02.18: Hearing Set on Moratorium Extension
The Cornwall town board wants to extend its moratorium on new land use permits for another six months.
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02.16: Steps Made to Bring Town Inspector to Village
The stalemate over building inspection services may be nearing an end.
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02.16: Shoe Drive at the Public Library
Bring your unwanted shoes to the library by March 28th.
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02.15: SLCH Inpatient Unit to Flex Down in March
The move will impact 35 employees.
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02.14: Fundraiser Brings Sweet Results
They came because they cared.
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02.13: Library Announces Opera Trip
Enjoy a matinee performance of Donizetti’s “Elixir of Love.”
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02.13: Library Trustee Candidates Sought
Three (3) Trustee positions will be on the ballot.
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02.10: Hikers Rescued on Icy Mountainside
A six-and-a-half hour rescue operation on the ice-clad slopes of Storm King Mountain.
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02.10: SBAC Gets to Work on School Budget
The budget advisory committee was briefed on what to expect in state aid cuts.
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02.09: Students Join in Choral Workshop
All choral members from grades 4th to 12th participated.
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02.09: Fundraiser for Young Cancer Patient
Devin Dineen, a charming 10-year-old fifth-grader, has been diagnosed with leukemia.
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02.09: School Buildings Repairs Identified
A new report on what needs to be fixed in the school district.
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02.09: Six Candidates File for March Election
Mayor Gross and trustees Vatter and Edsall will face challengers.
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02.08: SKFE #2 Inducts Officers, Honors Members
The Storm King Fire Engine Co. #2 held its 143rd annual inspection dinner.
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02.08: Deer Bow Hunt Results Studied at Black Rock
The deer population in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson was reduced by 35 animals.
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02.08: Appeals Court Rules in Assessment Case
A new ruling has let stand a decision that rolled back a tax assessment hike in Cornwall.
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02.07: STAR Tax Exemption Forms Due March 1st
More than 50 Cornwall residents have been told they are no longer eligible.
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02.06: Cuffe Takes First Place in USA Junior Race
The Cornwall senior will compete in the World Junior Girls Cross Country Championship in Spain in March.
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02.04: Senator Larkin Named Majority Whip
Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos appointed Larkin to the leadership position.
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02.04: Coach Blaine to Enter Hall of Fame
Blaine will be inducted into the NY State Wrestling Hall of Fame later this month.
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02.03: Protter to Chair Municipal Law Section
The former deputy attorney for the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson was elected Chairman.
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02.03: High School Athletes Accept College Offers
Four of Cornwall’s best student athletes have signed letters of intent to attend colleges that are ranked in Division One.
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02.02: How Much Snow Fell?
Anthony Incognoli totals the snowfall for Tuesday, February 1, 2011.
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02.02: January Temperature & Snowfall Totals
Anthony Incognoli compares this month's totals to that of other years.
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02.01: Storm Safety Warning Issued
The village and town of Cornwall have ended their state of emergency orders.
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02.01: Heavy Snow May Lead to Structural Damage
An advisory from Cornwall's emergency management director.
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02.01: Cuffe Wins National Gatorade Honor
An Olympic Gold medalist and a dozen Gatorade and ESPN officials came to Cuffe's home.
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01.31: Village Adopts New Budget
Trustees approved a new budget for the 2011-12 fiscal year.
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01.30: Snowfall Week of January 24, 2011
Since December 26, 2010, a total of 53.90 inches of snow has fallen.
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01.24: County Approves Step to Preserve Land
A small piece of land in Cornwall is being added to the mosaic of public land.
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01.22: Snowfall: January 2010 vs 2011
Anthony Incognoli reports on this week's snowfall and how it stacks up.
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01.21: The American Dream Onstage
The history of the United States comes alive on the stage of Cornwall Central High School this weekend.
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01.20: Snowfall on January 18-19, 2011
Anthony Incognoli reports on the snowfall in his backyard.
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01.20: County Offers Foreclosure Workshop
For Orange County homeowners who are facing foreclosure.
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01.19: Divided Board Votes to Pay Village Attorney
A divided board of trustees is trying to take action.
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01.19: Village Board Undecided on Building Inspector
Mayor Joseph Gross wants to hire a part-time building inspector.
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01.19: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Special meeting on budget; thanks for snow removal help; lawyers say too soon to return to DPW building.
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01.18: Safety Tips in Winter Storms
Central Hudson reminds customers to check on frail or elderly neighbors.
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01.18: Nan Hayworth Sworn into Congress
On Sunday, newly-elected Congresswoman Nan Hayworth celebrated her November victory.
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01.18: Film Seeks to Improve School Lunches
A film about two moms who made a difference in what their kids ate at school.
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01.17: Ex-Hostages to Reunite at West Point
Thousands of people lined the route cheering “U-S-A, U-S-A.”
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01.17: Cuffe Named Gatorade N.Y. Runner of the Year
Cornwall’s champion runner Aisling Cuffe has been awarded another honor
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01.13: Village Works on New Preliminary Budget
The Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees has just over two weeks to adopt a budget.
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01.13: Town Offers Building Inspections to Village
The Cornwall town council voted 4-to-1 this week.
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01.12: How Much Snow Fell?
Anthony Incognoli has been measuring snowfalls since 1988.
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01.11: Archdiocese to Close St. Thomas School
St. Thomas is one of 27 parochial schools that will close at the end of the current school year.
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01.10: Author Michael Buckley at Library
A terrific entertainer as well as best-selling author, Buckley will read from, and talk about his latest books.
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01.06: Bulk Trash Pick-up Changes Possible
The official bulk trash pick-up days may become a thing of the past in Cornwall.
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01.06: Jan Smith to Run for Village Trustee
A fourth person is joining the race for village trustee in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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01.05: Art & History Meet in Newburgh Store
The Newburgh Art Supply store has found a new home.
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01.03: Al Mazzocca Announces Candidacy for Mayor
Cornwall town councilman Al Mazzocca is returning to his roots in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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01.02: Grass-fed Beef Available Thru Cornwall Co-op
If you want to purchase local, grass-fed beef, the co-op is making that possible.
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01.02: Student Documentary on Child Labor
A Cornwall high school graduate is sharing her insight into a common practice.
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01.01: New Year's Ball Drop in Village
The ball descended from the SKFE ladder truck at midnight.
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12.31: Most-Commented Stories of 2010
What issues are prompting people to express their opinions?
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12.28: Top Local Stories of 2010
One story dominated the news in Cornwall this year.
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12.23: Cornwall Celebrates Star Runner Cuffe
December 22 was Aisling Cuffe Day in Cornwall.
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12.21: Residents Support Full-Time Police Officers
Board members left open the possibility of reviewing their options.
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12.21: Discord Forces Early End to Village Meeting
Village business ground to a halt on Monday night.
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12.20: Police Investigate Home Invasion
Cornwall police are investigating a home invasion robbery that occurred on Saturday night.
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12.16: Goodwill and Talent Inspire Concert Series
A pianist’s generous donation of her piano has sparked a series of concerts.
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12.16: Gridlock Stalls Village Business
Repairs to DPW building at a near standstill as conflict over payment mounts.
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12.16: Aisling Cuffe Day to be Held Dec. 22nd
The Cornwall School District will honor the national champion runner.
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12.15: SLCH's Inpatient Unit to Flex Down
St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital is planning to “flex down” the inpatient beds at the Cornwall campus of the hospital.
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12.15: Human Rights in the Spotlight
Do you know someone who works to foster mutual respect and understanding among all racial, religious, and nationality groups?
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12.15: CCHS Graduate at Climate Summit
Zachary Gioia of Cornwall-on-Hudson, recently attended the second annual Adirondack Youth Climate Summit
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12.14: New Year's Eve Ball Drop Plans Announced
Thanks to a group of 19 volunteers who want to keep the tradition alive.
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12.13: Village Building Inspector Quits
Bruce Yancewicz leaves after a year on the job.
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12.11: Cuffe Wins National Cross Country Title
Cross country runner Aisling Cuffe won the Footlocker Cross Country National Championship on Saturday, dominating the race.
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12.08: NYMA Lays Out Plans for Development
The president of the New York Military Academy board of trustees presented a proposal for zoning changes.
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12.08: BOE Reviews Scaled-Back Facilities Plan
A revised plan for new facilities in the Cornwall Central School District that reduces the projected costs nearly 25 percent.
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12.08: Jacobowitz Memorial Fund for Area Students
The fund provides scholarships to Valley Central and Wallkill High School seniors and provides grants to local nonprofit organizations.
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12.08: Purple Heart Ornament on White House Tree
Orange County Tourism was asked to send a local ornament.
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12.08: Cupcakes for Basketball Players
"Cupcakes for a Cause" is a community service originated by The River Bank Restaurant.
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12.07: Coyne Announces Plan to Run for Village Mayor
On Tuesday, Coyne announced that he is throwing his hat into the race for mayor.
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12.07: COVAC Down Two Ambulances; Seeks Talks
The Cornwall Volunteer Ambulance Corps is facing a serious shortage of the vehicles it needs.
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12.06: Tree Lightings Mark Start of Christmas Season
The Christmas season officially started in Cornwall this weekend.
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12.06: NYMA President to Speak at Town Meeting
The president of the board of trustees at New York Military Academy will make a presentation to the Cornwall town council.
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12.06: Athletics Get Academic Recognition
Student athletes at Cornwall high school proved they are good at keeping their grades up.
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12.06: Green Living at the Public Library
It soon may be turning white as snow outside but inside the Cornwall Public Library things are turning green.
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12.02: Petition Seeks Longer Voting Hours
One village resident has been thinking ahead about the local election that will be held on March 15th.
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12.02: NYMA Official Shares VIew of Future
Enrollment up at NYMA but no deal yet on developing the property.
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12.01: Cheese Making Planned at a Cornwall Farm
If all goes well for Talitha Curtis Thurau and Dan Jones next Monday, they will win approval from the Cornwall planning board.
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12.01: County Foreclosure Auction Next Week
The 2010 Deed Sale starts on Tuesday, December 7 at 10:00 am.
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11.28: Counselors Support Students in Middle School
Imagine for a moment that you are 12-years-old.
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11.27: Cornwall Dancer in Pennsylvania Ballet
Amanda Hill, a 2009 CCHS graduate, will appear in The Nutcracker.
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11.27: Cuffe Wins Northeast XC Championship
For the second year in a row, Aisling Cuffe won the regional cross country championship.
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11.23: Italian Food Vendor on Hudson Street
Thoughts of food are in the air at Thanksgiving time and starting this Wednesday you will find some additional treats to tempt your taste buds.
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11.23: End in Sight for Ball Drop Tradition
The end of a tradition may be approaching in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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11.23: Two Employees Charged in CVS Theft
Two employees of the CVS drug store in Cornwall face charges of grand larceny and petit larceny.
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11.22: Dock Hill Road Closed
The road will be closed for two days for CSX work.
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11.22: School Bus Accident on Main Street
Three vehicles, including a school bus carrying students from Cornwall Elementary School, were involved in a chain reaction accident.
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11.19: Village May Face Union Charges Over Layoffs
The elimination of two remaining fulltime police officer positions in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is raising a couple of legal issues.
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11.19: AKC Defends Pitbulls in Letter to Village
The American Kennel Club (AKC) is speaking up in defense of pit bulls that, the group says, are being singled out illegally by a new village law.
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11.19: Cornwall Library Seeks New Members
The library’s board of trustees is accepting applicants to fill two newly created board seats on a temporary basis.
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11.19: Cuffe to Light Town Christmas Tree
Aisling Cuffe has two of the most important cross country races of the year coming up in the next month.
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11.17: Five Artists Show in Pop-Up Gallery
Experience the possibilities for art in the heart of Newburgh.
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11.17: Cornwall Youth Soccer Results
Results for the week of November 13.
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11.17: Moore's Exhibit Reflects Love of Nature
Maureen Moore became a photographer for the right reason: she was passionate about the craft.
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11.17: No Deal Yet on Village Legal Bills
A lengthy discussion did not lead to a resolution of the problem.
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11.16: Two Officers Laid Off in Village
Police department eliminates all full-time positions.
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11.16: Railroad Playhouse Opens to the Public
Founders Seth and Jen Soloway invite people to become part of Newburgh's newest home for the arts.
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11.15: Ross Appointed COO at SLCH
Robert S. Ross has been promoted to Executive Vice President, Chief Operating Officer.
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11.15: Resident Seeks to Raise Chickens
It is legal to own and raise chickens in midtown Manhattan.
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11.15: Fire Displaces Cornwall Residents
A three-story apartment house on Tamara Lane in Cornwall was declared uninhabitable.
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11.14: Cheaper by the Dozen a Heartwarming Hit
Be prepared to go back in time at the latest performance of the Canterbury Theatre Ensemble.
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11.10: Autism Benefit at Photo Studio
Bring your children, yourself, or both and something that is sweet to you to this photo shoot.
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11.10: Washingtonville Principal Appears in Court
Michael Rossi pleaded not guilty while supporters rally at town hall.
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11.10: Play On! A CCHS Drama Club Production
A comedy about the obstacles that actors and directors face when staging a play.
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11.10: Two Winners in Peace Poster Contest
Two student artists have been named winners by the Cornwall Lions Club for their creations.
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11.09: Cornwall Farms Preps to Open Friday
“We may have to sleep here the next few days but Cornwall Farms is going to open Friday,” Ed Jennings said Monday.
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11.09: Mounting Legal Bills in Village
Mayor Gross is proposing to form a committee to inspect how money is spent.
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11.09: Future of St. Thomas School Uncertain
The Archdiocese of New York has identified St. Thomas of Canterbury School as of one of four Orange County parochial schools at risk.
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11.08: Jazz Celebration at OCCC
The local jazz scene will be smoking hot the weekend of November 19 and 20, when six bands take the stage at Orange County Community College.
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11.05: Public Gets First Look at School Plans
A crowd of about 75 people listened to a presentation of draft plans for new facilities at three of Cornwall ‘s five public schools.
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11.05: Cornwall Youth Soccer Results
Cornwall Recreational Soccer Results
Week of October 30
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11.03: NYMA Development Plans Still Secret
Two draft proposals are discussed in closed-door sessions.
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11.03: Modifed Runners End Winning Season
The Cornwall Central Middle School Modified Cross Country teams finished their season with fast times and first place.
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11.03: Retiree Health Costs to Have Big Impact
A new accounting requirement is starting to weigh down the books of municipalities and school districts.
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11.03: Opera Trip to Lincoln Center
Opera enthusiasts are invited to sign up for a matinee performance of Leonard Bernstein’s “A Quiet Place.”
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11.03: Schumer Defeats Townsend in Senate Race
Jay Townsend of Cornwall-on-Hudson lost his bid to replace U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer
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11.02: Voting Underway in General Election
Voting in the mid-term general elections got underway Tuesday morning in Cornwall with virtually no problems.
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11.02: Cost of Elections on the RIse
Cornwall town officials are not happy with the cost of running the elections that are mandated by Orange County.
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10.30: Preliminary Town Budget Sets 5% Tax Hike
Taxes for residents of the town of Cornwall would go up over five percent if the preliminary $10.87 million budget is adopted next month.
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10.30: Residents View Hudson St., Rt. 9W Proposals
Residents discussed options to improve traffic flow and safety on Hudson Street and Route 9W.
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10.29: Up in the Air Above the Hudson
A homemade rocket with a balloon and camera attached gives an unusual view of the area.
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10.28: Corn House of Horror Returns!
The Spook Seekers, a team of ghost hunters, will be attempting to contact Thadeus Corn and his ghastly family of ghouls.
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10.28: Cornwall Youth Soccer Results
Full results from the weekend of October 23, 2010
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10.26: Plans for Re-Designing the Waterfront
A set of proposals that would re-shape Donahue Memorial Park has been completed by McLaren Engineering.
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10.26: School Expansion Plans to be Presented
The Cornwall school district is planning a public forum on its proposed expansion of facilities.
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10.26: School Board Notes
Fundraising Success; BOE Recognized; Teacher Tenure; Race to the Top Report.
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10.26: Bungalow Burns in Early Morning Blaze
A Salisbury Mills man escaped injury after a fire broke out in his residence.
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10.22: Producers Shoot Film in Newburgh
Don’t be surprised if you see groups of people carrying cameras, lights and other film equipment in the area.
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10.22: Lions Club Coloring Contest
The Cornwall Lions Club will hold its annual Halloween Art Contest from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday.
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10.22: Children's Carnival for Fun and Fundraising
The 2nd Annual Kids' Carnival was held on Duncan Avenue.
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10.20: FEMA Grant May Be Abandoned
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is considering walking away from a $226,000 grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
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10.20: Village Wants to Change Yacht Club Lease
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is looking into renegotiating a lease that it has with the Cornwall Yacht Club.
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10.20: Rules of Conduct Sought by Village
Civility may be back at the village board meeting.
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10.20: Thai Food Blessed in Cornwall-on-Hudson
Thai food and Thai culture landed in Cornwall-on-Hudson this morning as seven Buddhist monks arrived.
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10.20: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Tax Installment Proposal Update and Progress Forming the Ethics Board
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10.19: Principal Faces Sexual Abuse Charges
The principal of Washingtonville High School was arrested on Monday night.
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10.19: Attorney Issue Unresolved in Village
The New York State Attorney General doesn’t want to get involved in a dispute among village leaders.
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10.19: Building on Main Street is Condemned
The Cornwall building inspector has condemned a building on Main Street following an early morning fire.
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10.19: Modified Runners Win Medals
The CCMS Modified Cross Country teams have been running strongly in recent meets.
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10.18: Comprehensive Plan Cmte. Starts Its Work
The newly-appointed Cornwall comprehensive plan review committee held its first meeting.
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10.18: Hundreds Join Fundraiser Run/Walk
The run/walk for Ryan Wenke turned into a community celebration on Sunday.
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10.18: Thomas Jefferson: A Lively Discussion
How did one of our nation’s founders abandon his fear of standing armies?
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10.14: Police Win Accreditation; Crack Burglary Case
Cornwall police department passes rigorous review; Officer Bedetti arrests alleged Beaver Dam Lake burglar.
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10.13: Slow Market Hurts Senior Housing Project
Plans for the Canterbury Green senior housing project are at a standstill, neither moving ahead nor likely to change course.
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10.13: Documenting a Heart-Felt Connection to Art
A crew of documentary filmmakers came to Cornwall this weekend to record the work of art educator Wally McGuire.
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10.13: Public Opposes Hydro-Fracking
The Marcellus Shale may lie 100 miles from Cornwall, NY, but that didn’t stop local residents from speaking out.
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10.11: Students Organize Run Walk for Ryan Wenke
Ryan Wenke started her senior year at Cornwall High School with a heavy heart this fall.
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10.08: Village Open on Monday
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson will provide normal services on Monday, October 11, Columbus Day.
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10.07: New Gyms, Classrooms Proposed
The Cornwall school district is proposing a broad facilities expansion.
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10.06: Gently-Used Coats Wanted
Low-cost, gently used coats and other outerwear for men, women and children.
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10.06: Gould Exhibit Celebrates 50 Years of Art
Paul Gould has practiced a craft that runs in his blood.
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10.06: Book Tribute to Dogs That Read
A beautiful hard-bound book containing letters written by Cornwall patrons to the dogs.
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10.06: Cornwall-on-Hudson in the Rain
Most people stayed inside during the torrential downpours last Friday.
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10.05: Town Mum on NYMA Proposals
There were tight lips among town council members on Monday.
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10.04: New Store Promises Cornucopia
The new food market coming to the Cornwall Plaza promises to provide the ingredients that have been missing.
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10.04: Bill Impacts Local Police Retirement Plans
Four officers in the Cornwall-on-Hudson police department will be able to chose a 20-year retirement plan.
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10.04: Expand Horizons at Evening Speaker Series
The Adult Evening Speaker Series is back! The noted series of lectures about history, nature, archeology and other sciences
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09.30: NYMA Offers Business Opportunity at Stables
Is the equestrian center at the New York Military Academy for sale? Apparently not.
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09.29: Check Out the Great Trees of Cornwall
The Cornwall Conservation Advisory Council is asking everyone to put on their walking shoes this Sunday.
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09.28: Is October the New Bike Month?
October is turning into bicycle month, with two great opportunities to pedal around Orange County.
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09.28: Plan a POEtry Reading
“Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary…”
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09.27: Familiar Places, Familiar Faces
Check out this video by Mike Raab and see who you know.
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09.26: Educational Choices at Hudson Hills Academy
Parents looking for an alternative to public school for their children are discovering a new school in New Windsor.
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09.26: River View Run FInds Its Pace
A road race in Cornwall-on-Hudson on Saturday raised $13,000 for Parksinson’s disease research.
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09.26: Sands Ring to Celebrate Next Saturday
Friends of Sands Ring Homestead Museum is hosting a birthday celebration.
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09.26: SKFE Wins 1st Place at OCVFA Parade
The Storm King Fire Engine Co. #2 won first place in Class A; Softball tournament next weekend.
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09.25: Cornwall Youth Soccer Results
Division Results From Weekend of September 18
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09.24: New Musical Genres This Weekend
Musical performances get creative this weekend with non-traditional techniques creating sounds.
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09.24: Mayor's Advisory Group Holds Meeting
Cornwall-on-Hudson Mayor Joseph Gross has formed an advisory committee.
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09.24: Bandstand Committee Likely to Continue
The village bandstand committee may still have life, according to Cornwall-on-Hudson Mayor Joseph Gross.
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09.21: Dispute Over Legal Fees Escalates
A dispute on Monday night at the village board meeting ended with the police being summoned.
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09.21: Ethics Board Member Approved
The village board approved a new member of the ethics board at its meeting on Monday.
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09.21: Councilman Resigns NYMA Board
Cornwall’s representative to the board of New York Military Academy resigned abruptly on Friday.
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09.21: Farmers Market Hours Expand; Larkin Honored
The farmers market will be open until 5 pm effective September 22.
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09.20: Townsend Greets Supporters in Cornwall
Jay Townsend, the Republican candidate for U.S. senate, thanked all of his hometown supporters.
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09.20: Rock Sculptures Arise from the Hudson
A creative sculptor visited the Cornwall-on-Hudson riverfront this weekend.
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09.20: County Democrats Open Office
The Orange County Democratic Committee opened its campaign headquarters in Newburgh.
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09.20: Fall Festival Brings Out Cornwall's Best
The 2010 Cornwall Fall Festival showed visitors who came from all over the county that there is life on Main Street.
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09.20: Co-op Market to Close
The Harvest Market will cease operations at the end of this month.
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09.19: New Face On the Newburgh Waterfront
The Railroad Playhouse will be the new home of local arts entertainment.
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09.16: Car Crash Injures Four
A two-car accident Tuesday evening on Route 94 in Salisbury Mills sent four people to the hospital.
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09.16: SKAT Wins Business Idol Competition
SKAT will get help marketing its business county-wide.
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09.16: Author to Speak About Newburgh in the '50s
Newburgh author Genie Abrams remembers vividly the city of Newburgh of her youth.
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09.16: Healthy Eating; In School and Out!
Are you sick of eating nachos and pizza in the cafeteria? I know I am.
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09.15: Townsend Wins Republican Primary
U.S. senate candidate Jay Townsend, a Cornwall-on-Hudson political consultant, won the Republican party primary.
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09.14: Co-op Market's Future in Doubt
The future of the Cornwall Community Cooperative is on the line.
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09.14: Town Drops Plan to Ban Skateboarding
Skateboarders will still have free range at Cornwall parks.
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09.14: Cornwall Building Moratorium Approved
On Monday evening, the Cornwall town council approved a six-month moratorium on building and land use permits.
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09.14: Public Hearing on Gas Drilling
A public hearing in Cornwall has been set to allow for input on the contentious subject of horizontal gas drilling in the Marcellus Shale.
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09.14: Village Water Dept. Seeks New Quarters
The Cornwall-on-Hudson water department is looking for a temporary home.
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09.12: Sacrifices of 9-11 Remembered
The shadow of a huge American flag hanging from a ladder truck across the front of the Highland Fire Company #1 blanketed the gathering.
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09.12: Group Preserves Open Space in Cornwall
A 151-acre parcel along Route 32 in Cornwall has been acquired by the Open Space Institute.
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09.12: New Voting Machines Installed
Some voters will have a surprise when they show up at the polls Tuesday morning.
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09.10: Lions To Place Flags at Local Businesses
The Lions Club welcomes new members to help in its projects.
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09.08: Primary Elections Next Tuesday
Locally, the bid by Cornwall-on-Hudson's Jay Townsend to become the Republican Party’s candidate for U.S. senate is attracting attention.
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09.08: Sewer Bond Approved; Firthcliffe Water Rates
Beaver Dam Lake sewer district to get a new generator; New Windsor raises rates.
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09.02: The Legacy of Ralph Ogden
A look at the man who created Storm King Art Center as it celebrates 50 years.
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09.02: Village to Force Clean Up of House
Village trustees voted on Wednesday to take immediate measures to clean up the premises of a house on Hudson Street.
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09.02: First Day of School in the District
Children started lining up for the first day of school across Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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08.30: NYMA Cadets Return for New School Year
On Sunday, the New York Military Academy opened its doors to 32 returning cadet.
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08.29: Police Bust Quaker Avenue Heroin Mill
Six men arrested in the pre-dawn raid.
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08.29: Republican Candidates for Senate Debate
Jay Townsend of Cornwall-on-Hudson faced off against his rival in the Republican primary to win the spot to challenge Senator Schumer.
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08.29: Car Show Benefits Cancer Center
Why do people like to buy all-American muscle and classic cars, then spend hundreds of hours polishing individual engine pieces under the hood?
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08.27: Thai Restaurant Planned in Village
Sawatdee Thai Cuisine plans to open a sushi bar and Thai food restaurant on Hudson Street.
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08.27: Greek Church Donates to Food Bank
Members of St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Newburgh recently donated $500 to the the Hudson Valley Food Bank.
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08.27: Soil Samples First Step at DPW Building
ADT Geoprobe Services of Troy, NY, spent three days drilling 60-foot holes around the perimeter of the building.
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08.24: Grants for Breast Cancer Patients
Medical Gap Grants available for breast cancer patients through the Greater Hudson Valley Family Health Center
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08.24: Stormy Weather Players Auditions
Stormy Weather Players, in Cornwall, NY, is getting ready for their 10th annual New Plays Festiva.
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08.23: Join the Food Frenzy for the Food Bank
Businesses compete to collect food and money for the food bank.
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08.23: Car Show to Benefit SLCH Cancer Center
The event will feature more than 100 show cars, entertainment and food.
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08.23: Clinical Trials at SLCH Cancer Center
St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital (SLCH) has been approved by the Cancer and Leukemia Group B (CALGB) to participate.
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08.20: Cheerleaders Welcome Male to Varsity Squad
Cornwall varsity cheerleading practice got underway this week.
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08.20: Legacy Ridge Petition Dismissed
A New York State Supreme Court judge has dismissed an Article 78 petition filed against the village of Woodbury.
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08.19: Town Pleased With Progress on Repairs
Construction workers are busy replacing a damaged porch on a building on Main Street.
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08.19: Ethic Cmte. Gets New Member, More Charges
Mayor Joseph Gross has appointed Jan Smith as the third member of the ethics committee.
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08.19: Fire Destroys Brothers Barbeque
A fire has closed Brothers Barbeque, the rib joint on Route 32 in Cornwall.
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08.17: Village Board Pushes Mayor for DPW Repairs
The power struggle on the Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees took a new twist on Monday.
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08.17: Village Reluctant on NYMA Annexation
Leaders of the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson are not eager to jump into the issue of annexation of NYMA.
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08.11: New Headmaster for NYMA
The Board of Trustees of New York Military Academy has appointed Evan Jones to the position of Interim-Headmaster.
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08.11: Town Votes on NYMA Offer, Building Moratorium
The Cornwall town council meeting passed two resolutions regarding the New York Military Academy on Monday night.
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08.10: Cornwall Police Bust Marijuana-Growing Fields
The marijuana plants had a street value of over $300,000 had they reached full maturity for a fall harvest.
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08.09: Fmr. NYMA Trustees Were Poised to Sell
When people in Cornwall discuss the future of the New York Military Academy two issues often come up.
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08.05: Town Split on NYMA
A town-wide moratorium on building is at issue.
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08.02: Cornwall Knights Win State Championship
The Knights won the Junior Division state title on Sunday in Peekskill.
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08.01: Summer Fun Casting Call for Young Performers
Is your child a performer waiting for the opportunity to shine?
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07.30: Ethics Charges Filed Against Mayor & Trustee
With a vacancy on the Cornwall-on-Hudson Ethics Board waiting to be filled, a new set of complaints may complicate the process.
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07.29: Local Musicians to Tour Europe
Two local teens have been brought together because of their shared passion for singing.
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07.27: Vote for Bear Mountain State Park
The Palisades Parks Conservancy is asking its friends to vote for the Bear Mountain State Park.
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07.27: Congressman Hall Supports Credit Reform Bill
U.S. Representative John Hall (D-19th) visited Mama Theresa Deli in Vail’s Gate on Monday.
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07.26: New NYMA Board Lays Out Plans to Rebuild
Recruiting students and highly-qualified teachers is key to their plan to restore the aging academy.
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07.24: Sidewalk Closed by Fallen Debris
A 20-foot long gutter and wooden board with nails sticking out came crashing down.
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07.23: Softball Team Wins District, Loses Section
Cornwall’s major softball all-star team had a tremendous run this year.
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07.23: Summer, The Way We Want It!
Here is a list of seven fun-filled activities that kids, teens and their parents can do all together!
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07.22: Spooning Out Funds for the Arts
A new way for artists to pitch proposals and raise funds.
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07.20: Village Adopts New Animal Control Law
Pet owners in Cornwall-on-Hudsonwill have to be more careful about controlling their animal.
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07.20: Progress Slows on DPW Building
Progress has slowed as the village board considers technical and legal complications.
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07.20: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
New member of Riverfront Cmte.; No restrictions allowed on public ministry; Ethics seat not filled.
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07.20: New Board Begins Work at NYMA
After signing the loan agreement on Friday, NYMA's new board of trustees got right down to work.
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07.19: Motorcycle Crash Leaves One Dead
A motorcycle ride turned deadly on Sunday afternoon.
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07.19: We the People Books at the Library
The contributions that America's diverse cultures have made to the country’s history is the theme of new books.
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07.18: Fire Dept. Fair to Open Wednesday
Members of the Storm King Fire Engine Company #2 are busy preparing for four days of fun at the department’s annual fair to be held this year from July 21-24.
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07.16: NYMA FInalizes Loan to Keep School Open
Nearly three months of uncertainty about the fate of the New York Military Academy ended on Friday.
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07.15: Village Resident Proposes New Museum
Historic artifacts and patents could be basis of a museum in an 1844 Federalist house.
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07.14: Guided Tours at Sands RIng Homestead
Costumed guides will lead tours, discussing historical features and furnishings and share stories about the Sands and Ring families..
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07.13: Town Appoints Master Plan Review Cmte.
The Cornwall town board has approved the members of a new committee that will review the town’s comprehensive master plan.
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07.13: Town Thanks Ellick for Video Service
Town councilman Al Mazzocca had a special announcement at the start of Monday’s council meeting.
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07.13: Mayor Seeks Special Advisory Cmte.
Cornwall-on-Hudson mayor Joseph Gross told fellow village trustees on Monday that he wants to form a mayoral advisory committee.
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07.12: At Home With Aisling Cuffe
Aisling Cuffe was at home on a recent July morning doing what many other 16-year-old teens are doing this summer.
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07.12: Chinese Sculpture at Storm King Art Center
Three Legged Buddha (2007), a colossal sculpture by the internationally celebrated Chinese artist Zhang Huan, is on view now.
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07.11: Benefit Concert for Co-Op A Big Success
This past Thursday night’s benefit concert was a surprisingly wonderful way to spend a beautiful, hot summer night.
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07.10: Whose Clothes Are These?
Found in the village on Saturday morning.
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07.09: NYMA to Finalize Loan on Friday
Trustees postpone loan closing until July 16th.
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07.09: New Windsor Imposes Water Restrictions
The Town Board of the Town of New Windsor has declared a Stage I drought emergency.
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07.07: Neil Simon's Rumors Onstage at Palaia
Great acting and a rip-roaringly funny script come together on the outdoor stage at Palaia Vineyards.
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07.07: Master Plan First, NYMA Second
The Cornwall town board is planning to finalize work on a revision of its comprehensive master plan
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07.07: Shoppers Flock to First Farmers Market
Lovers of fresh produce had a field day on Wednesday at the farmers market on the grounds of Cornwall town hall.
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07.06: How to Beat the Heat in Cornwall
Update: COVAC 's cooling station will remain open on Wednesday until 10 pm.
If the power goes out, COVAC will set up a cooling station.
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07.06: Being a Glee Girl
Livi Claire Perrone reflects on a week of making friends and great theater in Cornwall.
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07.05: Pet Pride on the Fourth of July
Excited pet owners lined up at Cornwall town hall park to register their animals to take part in the annual pet show.
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07.05: Fourth of July Parade
Sizzling temperatures didn’t stop the participants in the annual Fourth of July parade from making their two-mile march
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07.05: Cornwall Independence Day Celebration
A crowd came out to the Cornwall Independence Day celebration held in the spirit of the day.
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07.03: Deal Announced to Keep NYMA Open
A deal has been reached to keep the New York Military Academy open next September.
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07.01: Farmers Market Opens Next Week in Cornwall
The Cornwall Community Co-op’s 2010 Farmer’s Market will open on the lawn of the Cornwall Town Hall.
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07.01: State Senate Votes to Re-name Rt. 218
The effort to re-name a portion of Route 218 in honor of Cornwall-on-Hudson native General David H. Petraeus was re-invigorated this week
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07.01: Oh, The Signs They Are A'Changing
So what’s with these black street signs popping up all over the village?
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06.30: 4th of July T-Shirts Available Now
Early birds can purchase their Cornwall Independence Day Celebration T-shirts at two local merchants.
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06.30: Cornwall Celebrates 234 Years of Independence
The Cornwall Independence Day Committee is putting the finishing touches on a full day and evening of fun.
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06.29: NYMA 2.0 Investors Present Proposal to Town
Two Orange County businessmen presented the broad outlines of a financing proposal for NYMA.
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06.29: Highland Engine to Get an Elevator
You may have caught a glimpse of the cinder block climbing up the Angola Road side of Highland Engine Company #1.
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06.28: Swimming, Babysitting Classes at Town Rec
Summer arrived in Cornwall a week ago but it's not too late to be part of summer activities with the Cornwall recreation department.
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06.27: Where's the Village Plan?
To the Editor:
It’s true, and understandable, that everyone’s frustrated over the costly DPW situation.
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06.26: Petraeus Says He Is Sad McChrystal Gone
In an exclusive interview, General David Petraeus said he was sad that his friend and colleague was out.
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06.26: Petraeus Commits Father's Ashes at Riverfront
The four-star general found time to make his way down to the banks of the Hudson River.
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06.26: CCHS Graduates Get Inspired by the General
General Petraeus delivered the keynote speech at the 2010 commencement ceremony at Cornwall Central High School.
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06.26: Sean Boyle Becomes EMT
The Cornwall Volunteer Ambulance Corps has a new emergency medical technician in its ranks.
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06.25: Tentative Deal to Keep NYMA Open
A group of trustees and the NYMA 2.0 have agreed on a financial deal to keep the school open.
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06.24: General Petraeus Confirms CCHS Speech
The general will give the commencement speech to the Class of 2010; a live broadcast is available.
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06.23: Effort to Save NYMA Down to the Wire
Negotiations to rescue the financially-troubled New York Military Academy are going right down to the wire.
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06.23: Independence Day Parade Welcomes Newcomers
Create your own float or ride your bicycle or skateboard in the parade.
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06.22: Village to Hire Architect to Fix DPW
After a raucous public comment period, trustees reach agreement on the next step to repair flaws in the DPW building.
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06.22: NYMA 2.0 Group Proposes Financial Plan
The group says that it has offered a solution to the financial crisis that could shut the school at the end of this month.
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06.22: Ethics Board Applications Sought
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is looking to fill a vacancy on its three-member ethics board.
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06.21: CCHS Players Offer Youth Soccer Clinics
Learn soccer fundamentals at this series of four clinics.
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06.21: Man Flees Police Custody, Later Found
Cornwall police are investigating the escape of a man while in police custody on Sunday morning.
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06.21: Jazz Series to Present 17 Acts
If you are in the Newburgh area this summer, don't miss this great line-up.
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06.20: Farmers Market Coming to Cornwall
The market will be held every Wednesday on town hall grounds, starting July 7.
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06.18: Village Ethics Chair Steps Down
The chair of the new ethics board in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson has resigned.
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06.17: Town Seeks Input on Comprehensive Plan Update
People are invited to send a letter of interest; village comprehensive plan status.
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06.17: CCHS Gets National Recognition
CCHS on the list of top schools; sends record number of students to Harvard.
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06.17: Donnery in Bid for State Assembly Seat
The Orange County legislator will challenge Assemblywoman Nancy Calhoun.
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06.17: Brendan Coyne New Lions Club President
The Cornwall Lions Club installed Brendan Coyne as its new president on Tuesday night.
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06.15: Sign Up Now for Main Street Mile
The Cornwall Independence Day Committee invites runners to compete in the 12th annual Main Street Mile.
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06.15: Town Explores Special Counsel On NYMA
The Cornwall town council agreed on Monday night to consider hiring a special counsel.
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06.14: Police Charge Arson in Car Fire
A car fire on Saturday morning in Cornwall has led police to charge a New Windsor couple.
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06.14: SLCH to Cut 20 Positions
St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital plans to cut 20 positions next month.
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06.11: Teens Find Hope in Planting Seeds
Newburgh youth work for change in La Vida Garden.
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06.11: Town To Appraise, Study NYMA
The Cornwall town council took another step forward in its effort to determine whether it will purchase NYMA.
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06.10: St. Thomas School to Stay Open
Enrollment is up enough to justify the school remaining in operation.
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06.08: Town to Negotiate With NYMA on Possible Sale
The Cornwall town board agreed on Monday to begin formal negotiations with the New York Military Academy.
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06.08: Teen Art As Expression
Cornwall area teens are being offered an opportunity to take part in a weeklong art workshop.
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06.08: Celebrating 25 Years of Village Bandstand
High winds blew thunderclouds overhead and rain threatened at the start of the ceremony.
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06.07: RiverFest Draws Thousands to Waterfront
Thirteen proved to be a lucky number for organizers of the 13th annual RiverFest.
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06.07: Electrical Fire Shuts Angola Road
A fallen tree branch caused an electrical fire Sunday afternoon.
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06.07: At Issue: River Access
Many people are attracted to the Hudson River during a hot, steamy day.
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06.07: No Decision Yet on NYMA's Fate
Graduation at the New York Military Academy came and went on Saturday without any decision.
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06.06: Infusion Suites Opened at SLCH
Officials unveiled a new infusion suite on Thursday in a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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06.04: Town Explores Purchase of NYMA
The Cornwall town board is considering a plan to purchase NYMA and lease it back to the military school.
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06.04: Storm King Art Center at 50
Explore some of the most significant sculpture of the 20th and 21st century at the world-class art center in Mountainville.
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06.02: Townsend to Enter GOP Primary for Senate
Jay Townsend still in race without the New York Republican party’s endorsement.
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06.02: NYMA Fundraisers Work Down to the Wire
Fundraisers for the school are holding on to optimism.
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06.02: Historic Sites Get A Reprieve
History buffs can breathe a sigh of relief following a last-minute reprieve.
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06.01: Music 'til Moonlight At The Pond
The summer 2010 concert schedule.
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06.01: Summer Theater Camp at Town Rec
This year’s production for kids ages 8-16 is called The Internal Teen Machine.
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06.01: Solar & Electric Cars Compete
The Newburgh Free Academy Solar Racing Team was full throttle during the month of May.
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05.31: Memorial Day Parade: A Grand Tradition.
The annual Memorial Day parade took place today under a brilliant blue sky.
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05.31: Remembrance Ceremony on Memorial Day
A crowd of more than 100 people gathered late Monday morning at the Veteran’s Memorial across from town hall in Cornwall.
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05.26: Cornwall AAU Team Wins Tournament
The Cornwall Dragon 15-under team won The Edge Basketball Tournament in Poughkeepsie.
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05.26: NYC Talent Runs Summer Glee Club Camp
If music just makes you gleeful then a new program for teenage girls is ready for you to take its stage by storm.
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05.26: Breadmaker-Author to Speak at Library
Bill became interested in baking bread when, at nearly the age of 50, he had his first taste of “real” bread.
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05.26: Sgt. Ryan Honored at Black Rock Fish & Game
More than 700 people turned out last Saturday to celebrate and salute the life of Sgt. Eddie Ryan.
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05.25: This Week in Lacrosse
Get all the results here.
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05.24: Drew's Closed by Fire Saturday Night
The chef and co-owner of Drew’s on the Square had to change hats quickly on Saturday night when he went from chef to firefighter.
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05.24: Two New Law Firms for Village
The village and ethics board will share one firm; the planning and zoning board the other.
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05.20: 50 Voices from the Great Depression
A new book by Cornwall resident Betty White Jurgens.
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05.20: This Week in Lacrosse
Results of last weekend's games.
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05.20: Residents Show Support for NYMA
Some 1,850 signatures of support for NYMA; Trump Meeting Unproductive.
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05.20: Residents Look for Riverfront Docks
At least two residents question why the docks aren't in yet.
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05.19: Mount Invites Artists to Exhibit
Mount Saint Mary College invites artists to participate in the 35th Annual Artists on the Campus Outdoor Art Show and Sale June 6.
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05.18: Residents Launch NYMA Petition Drive
A petition drive for signatures of Cornwall residents who want to see the New York Military Academy stay open hit the streets.
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05.18: State Says No to Occupying DPW Bldg.
Reports cites risk of structural failure; DPW workers ask for better conditions.
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05.18: School Budget Approved
Large turnout approves budget: McNally elected to school board.
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05.17: School Budget Vote on Tuesday
Polls open from 6 am to 9 pm; three school board members to be elected.
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05.17: Board of Ed Candidates Statements
Click here for statements from Michael Conmy, Diana McNally, David Moretto, Melanie Mulroy-Robinson and Thomas Scileppi.
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05.17: Alumni Introduce Plan to Revamp NYMA
NYMA 2.0 designed to reinvigorate the school and funding.
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05.17: Local Historic Sites Impacted by State Cuts
Knox's Headquarters will remain closed this summer; services cut back at the New Windsor Cantonment.
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05.13: St. Thomas School Must Boost Enrollment
The future of St. Thomas of Canterbury Parish School in Cornwall-on-Hudson is on the line.
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05.13: NYMA Employee Worries About the Future
NYMA staff could lose jobs and homes if the school closes.
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05.13: DreamCatchers Program Catches On
A new community integration program for adults with developmental disabilities.
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05.13: Scholarships for Female Law Students
The Women’s Bar Association of Orange & Sullivan Counties Foundation is offering two scholarships.
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05.12: Locals React to NYMA's Uncertain Future
Both village and town governments are reacting to news that the New York Military Academy is on the brink of closing.
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05.12: New Wall of Excellence Planned
The Cornwall Town Council voted on Monday evening to rename and renovate a monument.
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05.12: Building Inspector to Resume Inspections
Mayor Gross says the building inspector can get back to work.
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05.12: Non-Profits Welcome to Public Gathering
Time is running out for groups to sign up for Cornwall Connecting 2010.
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05.11: Best Musical Award to Les Miserables
The Cornwall high school drama club’s stellar production of Les Miserables won seven awards
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05.11: Cornwall Teens Win Bridge Design Awards
The two teams took home first and second place in a field of 7,000 contestants.
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05.11: Teen Trio Charged With Grand Larceny
Cash and a watch taken in a residential burglary.
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05.07: Faurot Recognized for 5 Decades of Service
The Storm King Fire Engine Co. #2 awarded Faurot on Wednesday.
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05.07: This Week in Lacrosse
Two games, two wins.
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05.06: Town to Apply for Street Repair Grant
Engineer urges action for funds while still available.
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05.05: Wounded Warriors Go Fishing
The Black Rock Fish and Game Club welcomed the soldiers.
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05.05: Alumni Face Hurdles In NYMA Fundraising
A dispute over access to financial records is threatening to undermine efforts.
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05.05: Farmers Market, Food Vendor Possible in Park
Food was on the minds of Cornwall town council members Monday evening.
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05.05: Summer Teen Drama Camp Offered
The new Hudson Valley Summer Stage group will stage the musical 13.
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05.05: New WIndsor Police Dogs Score High
Two K-9 teams from the New Windsor Police Department have qualified for the national K-9 competition.
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05.04: NYMA's Uncertain Future Attracts Interest
Potential buyers are lining up to take a look at the 130-acre property.
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05.03: Biggest Trees in Cornwall Identified
Two local trees are state champions.
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05.03: Cornwall Teens in Photo Show
The talented young photographers attended the opening of their exhibit.
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05.02: Video: Palisades Park History
A documentary tracing the Perkin's family contribution to development the park system.
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05.01: Townsend Announces Senate Run
He will challenge Senator Charles Schumer for his seat in the November election.
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04.29: Train-Hopping Pair Jump Off at Landing
A middle-age man and his son had an adventure last Saturday when they hopped a freight train.
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04.29: NYMA Board Cites Financial Woes
The board of trustees at the New York Military Academy has formally announced the suspension of academic operations.
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04.29: This Week in Lacrosse
A win and a loss for the newly-formed league.
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04.28: Cornwall Senior Wins National Writing Award
Lena Beckenstein won a 2010 National Scholastic Art & Writing Gold Medal Award.
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04.27: Engineer Finds Problems in DPW Building
An engineer’s report on the department of public works building has been completed.
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04.27: Poems & Young Poets Celebrated
Read the award-winning work of the young poets.
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04.26: Cornwall Connecting Lawn Party
Non-profit organizations are invited to join this community event at the library.
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04.26: Chorus Students Win National Contest
The seventh-graders won for their song lyrics.
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04.26: SKFE #2 Golf Outing
The company is raising funds for the 2012 Orange County Volunteer Firemen's Association Convention and Parade* in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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04.23: Students Create Voting Signs
The large signs can be seen at town hall and the middle school.
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04.23: World Class Composer in Cornwall
Eric Whitacre led the students in a performance of his work.
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04.23: Efforts Underway to Save NYMA
Parents, staff and alumni are still reeling from the news.
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04.21: Developer's Plans to Be Presented
The public will get a look at the plans for a new 10-lot subdivision.
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04.21: NYMA Suspends Operations
NYMA announced plans to suspend operations at the 121-year-old institution based in Cornwall.
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04.20: Village Removes Law Firm & Building Inspector
The Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees voted Monday night to dismiss the law firm of Rider, Weiner and Frankel.
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04.20: Rep. Hall Announces New Tax Proposal
U.S. Representative John Hall (NY-19) visited Cornwall-on-Hudson on Monday.
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04.20: Scouts Honored at St. Patrick's Cathedral
Fifteen scouts received Emblems of Faith in the cathedral.
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04.20: Focus on County's Water Master Plan
Municipalities seek input in county water plan.
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04.20: Proposed Cuts Restored in School Budget
School board members agreed to restore may of the positions.
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04.19: FIve in Race for School Board Seats
Budget, School Board election May 18; Budget decisions to be made Monday night.
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04.19: Local Golf Benefits Set
It’s spring and that means it is time to hit the links in annual golf outings to benefit local organizations.
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04.18: CCAC & Scouts Clean Up Rt. 218
It was drizzling rain under cold grey skies early Saturday morning when a group of dedicated volunteers donned ponchos.
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04.17: 60 Years of Little League Celebrated
Sixty years of Cornwall Little League history was on display this Saturday at opening day
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04.15: Les Miserables A Smashing Success
It’s high drama and great musical heights at Cornwall high school starting Thursday.
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04.15: Inaugural Lacrosse Season in Cornwall
Lacrosse officially came to Cornwall last Saturday.
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04.15: Cornwall's Got Talent Showcase
More than twenty youngsters entertained the audience in the second annual Cornwall’s Got Talent showcase.
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04.14: Library Budget Approved
Measure passes by a 3-to-1 margin.
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04.14: Critics Question Hiring of Code Officer
Critics charge that the hiring process was flawed from the beginning.
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04.14: Two New Town Employees Approved
A new historian and code enforcement officer.
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04.14: Juveniles Charged in Paintball Damage in Park
Surveillance cameras in Cornwall town park were key to the arrest of two juveniles this week.
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04.14: Additional Resources Added to School Budget
An additional $500,000 was found for the upcoming budget.
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04.12: Library Candidates Profiles
Cheryl Buescher, Gail Gold-Berger and Susanne Vondrak are running in Tuesday's election.
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04.12: Nature Museum Plans for Earth Day
A Hike-A-Thon and Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Community Yard Sale are part of a Family Fun Fair.
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04.12: Suits for Success
Donations are sought for the suit sale to be held in May.
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04.09: Kayak Business Gets New C of O
No kayaks will be stored at the building under new certificate of occupancy.
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04.09: Mayor Differs on Board, Dept. Changes
Mayor Gross puts building inspector back to work; questions re-appointment of Murphy.
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04.08: Village Resident Weighs Run for Senate
Jay Townsend says that he will decide in the next thirty days whether to challenge New York’s Charles Schumer.
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04.08: Scholarships Available for Seniors
St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital’s Foundation will award four scholarships to graduating high school seniors.
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04.08: Tree Memories & Art Wanted
The Orange County Citizens Foundation is collecting memories and stories from local residents
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04.08: Library Budget Vote on Tuesday
The proposed operating budget is $981,300.
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04.07: Sands Ring Seeks Family Recipes
A cookbook will be published to mark the historic homestead's 250th birthday.
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04.06: Village Board Ousts Building Inspector
The board voted against re-appointment of the new building inspector.
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04.06: New Trustee Changes Direction of Village Bd.
The balance of power shifted away from Mayor Joseph Gross.
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03.24: COH Principal to Retire in June
Ken Schmidt had his resignation accepted by the school board on Monday night.
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03.24: DPW Trailer Occupied Without C/O
A temporary certificate of occupancy will be issued after hurricane ties were added Wednesday morning.
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03.24: Boil Water Advisory in New Windsor
A boil water advisory has been issued for customers of the town of New Windsor water department due to a high level of turbidity.
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03.23: Cleaning Up from the Snow Storm
Three weeks after the blizzard local clean-up is still high on people’s minds.
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03.23: Schools Face Tough Choices in Budget Cuts
The prospect of losing teachers in the Cornwall Central School District is proving to be a tough bullet to swallow.
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03.23: Student Launches Shoe Drive
Shoes are now being collected in the lobby of the Cornwall Public Library.
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03.18: Three Run for Seats on Library Board
One trustee will be elected in April 13th election.
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03.18: Beauty & the Beast at the Middle School
The tale of a beast transformed into a charming prince by the love of a young woman.
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03.18: Planning Board Differs on Kayak C of O
Cornwall-on-Hudson planning board chair Jeffrey Small thinks that the village building inspector made a mistake.
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03.17: Pass the Peas Fundraising Dinner
Taste delicious local foods at the Cornwall Community Cooperative's Pass the Peas fundraising dinner.
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03.17: Tents for Haiti
A pilot is offering to take donated tents to people who are still homeless in Haiti.
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03.16: Village Voters Elect Trustees
Kane elected to first term; Gosda re-elected.
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03.15: Village Candidates Share Views on Govt.
This is a re-run of an earlier article. The village trustee election is Tuesday, March 16.
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03.15: The World's Largest Concert
Seventh and eighth graders at CCMS joined in on Thursday.
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03.15: Some Flooding; Wells Closed as Precaution
Heavy rains push the Moodna over its banks.
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03.12: St. Thomas CYO Team in Valient Defeat
A first-hand report from The Writer.
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03.11: Local Clean Up Costs Top $200,000
The snow from last week’s blizzard may be melting, but the cost of the storm is still piling up.
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03.11: Fmr. Inspector Defends DPW Work
Former building inspector Robert Gilmore presented village officials with a signed affidavit.
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03.11: Teachers Face Ax in Proposed Budget
A drop in state aid could mean the elimination of teaching positions.
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03.11: Free to Be... You and Me at COHES
This year’s production explores traditional roles in modern society.
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03.10: Yard Waste Pick Up
The town and the village will pick up yard waste created by the storm.
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03.10: Law Office Opens in Village
Cornwall-on-Hudson attorney Stefanie A. Sovak has opened a new law practice.
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03.09: New Kayak Business May Operate at Park
The new kayak business run by Mountain Valley Guides won approval Monday night to use Donahue Memorial Park.
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03.09: Building Inspector Faces New Criticism
Planning board member sees retaliation in building inspector's actions.
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03.09: Art Student HIghlight
Three seventh-grade students have created art to be proud of.
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03.08: Key Food Suffers After Power Outage
Perishable items have been removed and, largely, not re-stocked.
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03.08: Snack Heist Lands Trio in County Jail
Three Newburgh men arrested in Cornwall.
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03.05: Prom Fest '10
Donations of formal wear needed for this community effort.
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03.05: Rheumatologist Opens Cornwall Office
Dr. Antar treats fibromyalgia, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis and joint pain in patients with osteoarthritis.
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03.05: Power Outage: One Family's Story
A utility crew from Ohio brought the power back on.
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03.03: Seniors Find Warmth at COVAC
COVAC opened a warming center, then a shelter, at its headquarters.
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03.03: Repair or Raze Damaged Building on Main St.?
Town officials are debating the fate of the building on Main Street in Cornwall whose roof collapsed.
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02.28: Cornwall Digs Out; Power Outages Continue
More than 4,000 customers in the greater Cornwall area remain without power on Sunday.
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02.28: School to Re-Open on Monday
All Cornwall Schools will RE-OPEN at the regularly scheduled times on Monday, March 1, 2010.
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02.28: Stone Arch Bridge Makes National Register
The 72-year-old stone arch bridge has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
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02.25: Power Outages in Cornwall
More than 100 Central Hudson customers in greater Cornwall are without power on Thursday.
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02.25: Violations Likely for River Bank
The River Bank restaurant is slated to be the next target of violations.
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02.25: Village Board to Address Kayak Permit
The trustees will review the permit at a special meeting on March 8th.
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02.25: Village Tightens Rules for Paying Water Bills
The DPW garage was not the only item on the agenda at Monday’s trustees meeting.
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02.25: Update on Soil Testing at DPW Site
Findings were presented at a public hearing in 2005.
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02.25: Recent Problems Don't Hamper Snow Removal
Town, village crews keep the roads open during snowstorm.
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02.25: Memo Explains Role of LDC
The former village attorney explains the LDC's role in the DPW garage.
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02.25: New Show Opens at Ann St. Gallery
The ancient craft of encaustic finds a new creative meaning.
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02.24: A Short History of New DPW Garage
The department of public works building on Shore Road in Cornwall-on-Hudson was built in 2005.
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02.23: DPW Building's Fate Up in the Air
Trustees traded accusations on Monday night as they grappled with the sudden closure of the building.
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02.23: Village Celebrates 125 Years
The celebration featured a dramatic re-creation of the first board meeting.
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02.22: Irish Arts Series at the Library
A special 3-part series in early March entitled “Irish Arts: as Seen, Heard and Spoken.”
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02.20: Harvey Brightens the Stage at SKS
A delightful comedy ponders whether a little bit of insanity may just be the cure.
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02.19: Police Car Destroyed by Fire
A Cornwall police car caught on fire on Thursday as it sat idling in the lot of Phil’s Service garage.
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02.19: Students Escape Serious Injury in Crash
A three-vehicle collision on Route 94 injured four people.
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02.19: DPW Bldg Evacuated For Lack of C of O
The employees of the Cornwall-on-Hudson water and public works department got a surprise Friday afternoon.
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02.18: Library Looking for Old Yearbooks
Cornwall Public Library is on the hunt for copies of “The Dragon.”
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02.18: New Kayak Business Permit Raises Questions
The approval of a certificate of occupancy for a new kayak business is raising questions.
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02.17: Scouts Walk the Freedom Trail
Scouts from Cornwall Boy Scout Troop 118 visited Boston, MA over Presidents’ Weekend.
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02.17: Sub-Division Planned for Village
Cornwall-on-Hudson’s Village Hall was packed on Tuesday evening to hear a developer's plans.
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02.16: Rep. Hall Proposes Bill for Small Business
Cong. Hall came to Cornwall to announce his plan for legislation to help small businesses grow.
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02.12: Excursion to See Madama Butterfly
Opera enthusiasts are invited to sign up for Cornwall Public Library’s bus trip to New York City Opera.
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02.10: Limits on Noise Now Law in Cornwall
A noise ordinance was adopted by the town of Cornwall on Monday night.
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02.10: Revised Water Plan Presented to Public
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson water supply is no longer being proposed as a source of water.
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02.10: WInslow Way Honors American Painter
A tip of the hat to an American master painter will soon be erected on a tiny bit of road.
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02.10: Trustee Candidates Forum Announced
Are you concerned about taxes, water rates and the decisions that village trustees have to make?
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02.04: Haitian Family Flees Earthquake
The Debrosse family finds refuge and compassion in New Windsor.
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02.04: Charleston! A Crazy Musical Comedy of the 20s
The era of the flapper is brought to life on the stage of Willow Avenue Elementary School.
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02.04: Resident Wants Speed Lowered on 9W
A woman who lives on Route 9W near Quaker Avenue thinks the speed should be lowered.
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02.03: Volunteer on the Clearwater
The Hudson River Sloop is seeking volunteers and announces its spring schedule.
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02.02: Overnight Police Dispatch May Move to County
The Cornwall police chief is asking the town council to approve the elimination of the overnight dispatch service.
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02.02: Key Food Store Faces Financial Hurdles
What’s next for the Key Food Marketplace at Cornwall Plaza?
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02.02: Spotlight on CCMS Art Students
The middle school is filled with many talented students who excel in extracurricular activities, including the pursuit of visual arts.
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01.31: Pine Wood Derby Brings Out Cub Scouts
Cub Scout Pack 20 from Cornwall had a fantastic time at the Pine Wood Derby Night earlier this month.
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01.29: Bannerman Castle Crumbles More
Bannerman Castle lost more of its walls during the intense wind storms earlier this week.
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01.29: Chinese Chef Shares Cooking Skills
Learn how to cook Chinese food from an expert at the public library.
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01.29: Placemaking: Plan Future Growth
The public is invited to brainstorm about the future of their communities.
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01.29: New Patch for Village Police Uniforms
Scenes from the village replace the old orange-lettered patch.
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01.27: Cornwall Schools Face Loss of State Aid
The Cornwall Central School District faces a comparatively light blow from the budget axe that threatens to fall.
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01.26: Taxes, Water and Garbage Rates Up in Village
Residents face a sharp rise in their water and sewer bills; taxes up 5.4 percent (corrected figure).
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01.26: Energy Supplier Needs Permit
A group of people representing the Major Energy Services company was ordered to stop going door-to-door.
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01.25: Input Sought on School Budget
The Cornwall Central School District board of education invites residents of the district to join the School Budget Advisory Committee.
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01.22: Village Adopts $3.59 Million Budget
After a heated debate, the Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees adopted a $3.59 million budget.
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01.21: Jazz Singer to Hold Haiti Benefit
Alexis Cole of the Jazz Knights will perform with others at 2 Alices.
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01.21: Schumer Supports Bannerman Restoration
The restoration of Bannerman’s Castle got a boost from Senator Charles Schumer.
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01.21: Lee Road Students Take Center Stage
A wonderful production of 101 Dalmatians Kids debuts this weekend.
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01.18: New Focus on Building Codes in Village
The newly-appointed building inspector in Cornwall-on-Hudson is shaking things up a bit.
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01.18: Trustee Gosda Launches Re-Election Bid
Cornwall-on-Hudson trustee Barbara Gosda has decided to run for a second term in office.
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01.18: Cuffe Recognized for Running Record
Cornwall high school runner Aisling Cuffe has been named the girls Gatorade Overall Runner of the Year.
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01.18: Foreign Policy Discussion Group Forms
The Cornwall public library invites the public to join in.
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01.15: Donate Relief Supplies to Haiti
Bring canned goods, clothing, and any unused medications to the old Canterbury Presbyterian Church.
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01.14: Village to Move for Dismissal of Lawsuit
A federal judge allows the village to file a motion to dismiss a lawsuit.
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01.14: Public Speaks on Laurel Ave. Parking Ban
The proposed parking ban on Laurel Avenue is up in the air following Monday’s Cornwall town council meeting.
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01.14: The Northern Lights Explained
A rare opportunity to learn about the science of the Aurora Borealis in a multi-media show at the library.
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01.14: Hearing Set for Noise Ordinance
A second public hearing for the proposed noise ordinance is set for February 8th.
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01.13: Students Learn Landscape Painting
Fifth-graders had a special presentation from a museum educator from Vassar College.
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01.13: Village Board Begins Work to Trim Budget
The Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees has just over two weeks to adopt a budget.
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01.12: The Sparkling River
A poem by sixth-grader Alexa Sager.
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01.12: Voters Approve School Renovations
Voters on overwhelmingly approved a measure to spend $735,000 to renovate parts of the middle school.
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01.10: Village Recycling Schedule Released
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01.10: SLCH Auxiliary Recognized at Luncheon
Cornwall's Eileen Osterby is the new chair of the auxiliary.
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01.09: Accident Claims Local Man's Life
A Cornwall-on-Hudson man died as a result of fatal motor vehicle accident Saturday morning.
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01.05: Proposed Village Budget Nears $4 Million
The mayor says he knows that tough choices will have to be made on the proposed budget.
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01.05: COVAC Chief Pushes for Contract
The Cornwall town council doesn’t look any closer to reaching an agreement with COVAC.
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01.05: Laurel Ave. Parking Ban Proposed
Should one person’s complaint result in changing a parking rule in the town of Cornwall?
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01.05: Town Officials Sworn In
Four elected officials in the town of Cornwall began new terms in office.
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01.02: Kane to Run for Village Trustee
Cornwall-on-Hudson resident James Kane started his new year on a political note.
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01.01: New Year's Eve in Cornwall-on-Hudson
A crowd of merry revelers rang in the New Year on Thursday night at the annual ball drop.
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01.01: Chimney Fire on New Year's Day
The new year got off to a messy start for the Mahoney family on Duncan Avenue.
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12.28: Top 10 Stories of 2009
The most popular stories on News from Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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12.28: Portion of Bannerman's Castle Crumbles
The face of Bannerman’s castle has been changed forever with the collapse of a portion of the historic ruins.
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12.28: Assessments Lowered in Village
The value of 24 pieces of property in Cornwall-on-Hudson were lowered by a total of $1.19 million.
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12.22: Renewed Campaign on Unwanted Phone Books
Barry Gruber is fed up with the phone books being dumped on his property in Cornwall-on-Hudson
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12.22: COH Police Join Search for Missing Boy
A state police helicopter repeatedly flew over Cornwall Landing late Tuesday afternoon.
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12.22: Judge Affirms Decision Against Cornwall
A property owner on Route 32 won another round in his legal battle against the town of Cornwall assessor.
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12.22: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
New ZBA member; Fall Race Expands; SKFE #2 election; Police Study Discussed
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12.21: Referendum on School Renovation
Although it won't cost Cornwall taxpayers additional money, they still must approve the project.
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12.17: 3 Charged with Criminal Mischief
Three men are facing charges of criminal mischief after an early morning chase that ended in a field
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12.15: Town Moves Ahead with Dog Control Changes
The town of Cornwall has put all the pieces together in its plan to handle dog control while controlling costs.
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12.15: Cornwall Chamber Elects New Officers
The Greater Cornwall Chamber of Commerce has elected Helen Bunt as its new president.
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12.15: Homeowner Finds Hidden Well
History lurks below the surface – that’s what Cornwall-on-Hudson resident Mikey Jackson discovered.
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12.15: Notes from the Town Council Meeting
Art promoters honored; No movement on COVAC proposal; Parking problems cited.
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12.15: State Aid Cuts Have Small Impact in Cornwall
The Cornwall Central School District avoided a major hit from the withholding of state aid to schools.
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12.14: Holiday Decorating Competition Expands
Cornwall businesses are being encouraged to light up this holiday season by the Cornwall Economic Advisory Committee.
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12.12: Cuffe Places Fourth in National Race
Cornwall’s Aisling Cuffe won fourth place in the national Footlocker Cross County Championship.
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12.10: COVAC Elects New Leaders
Election co-incides with a renewed push for independence from the town of Cornwall.
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12.10: COVAC Attorney Fee Issue Appears Resolved
Attorney reduces his fee by $1,000.
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12.10: COH Mayor Cleared by Ethics Board
The new ethics board has found there is no basis for ethical charges against the mayor of the village, Joseph Gross.
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12.07: Local Runner Heads to Nationals
One man's campaign for a big small-town send-off for Aisling Cuffe.
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12.07: Tree Lighting Marks Holiday Season
The season’s first snowfall arrived just in time to create the perfect setting for the annual Christmas tree lighting.
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12.07: Paintings Win Awards in Small Competition
Small is beautiful, a popular theme in the 1970s, has burst back onto the scene at the Hudson Valley Gallery in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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12.07: State Police Charge Local Man in Bank Robbery
A 2007 graduate of Cornwall high school faces bank robbery and weapon possession charges
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12.04: Christmas Wishes Come True on Stage
The Stormy Weather Players are staging a production of the classic Miracle on 34th Street this weekend.
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12.04: Chase Ends in Canterbury Brook
A Kingston man ended up in Canterbury Brook on Wednesday evening.
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12.04: Cornwall College Student Heads to China
Fabrizio Spademan will take part in an honorary tour of China.
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12.04: Girl Wins Award for Building a Sloop
Vanessa Ale won a Silver Award from the nature museum.
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12.03: Hearing Resolves Ambulance Issue for Now
The New Windsor Volunteer Ambulance Corps has gotten the green light to respond to requests for service.
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12.01: Ambulance Jurisdictional Case Goes to Hearing
The New Windsor Ambulance Corps wants an injunction against department of health order.
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12.01: Last Art Show of the Cornwall Culture Group
After hanging the work of some 70 artists in exhibits at Cornwall Town Hall.
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11.29: Cuffe Wins Regional Title
Cornwall-on-Hudson’s Aisling Cuffe won Footlocker’s Northeast regional cross country championship.
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11.28: Pedestrian Killed on Route 9W in Cornwall
A 2008 Cornwall high school graduate was struck and killed by a vehicle on Route 9W on Thanksgiving evening.
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11.25: COVAC Officers' Resignations Raise Questions
The top three officers of the Cornwall Volunteer Ambulance Corps resigned last week.
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11.24: Cash Shortage Looms in Village
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson faces a cash deficit of more than $400,000.
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11.24: Hydrologist Assesses Water Capacity in Wells
How much water lies underground in the aquifer that runs beneath Taylor Road in Mountainville
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11.23: Study: Cut Police Patrols to Save Money
The final report from the state Division of Criminal Justice Services has several recommendations for the village.
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11.23: Donations to Light Up Christmas Tree
The cost of lighting the Christmas tree in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is likely to go up to $1,000.
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11.18: Federal Funds for KJ Pipeline Unlikely
Senator Schumer says there is no community consensus for the project.
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11.18: New Faces in the Village
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson has hired two new part-time employees and two technical consultants.
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11.17: Vehicles Vandalized, Suspect Flees Police
Suspect flees in stolen van, then on foot.
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11.17: Christmas Tree to be Lit Despite Costs
The Cornwall-on-Hudson Christmas tree will light up again this year.
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11.17: Soup Lovers Pick Favorite Squash Soup
Who makes the best winter squash soup in the Cornwall area?
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11.16: Local Concern About Suspect in Drug Case
Update: Four alleged drug traffickers are current and former Cornwall and COH residents.
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11.16: Cornwall Taxes to Go Up 10%
Council members approved a new $10.4 million budget on Thursday.
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11.13: In Cornwall, Sen. Schumer Backs Deer Hunt
Senator Charles Schumer says that deer hunting can help feed the hungry.
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11.13: Mayor On Sideline of Deer Hunting Debate
Mayor Joseph Gross says that he is glad that the village didn’t have to be involved.
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11.12: California Suite Opens at the High School
Just who are those lucky people who get to stay in an elegant two-room suite in the Beverly Hills Hotel?
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11.12: Historian Focuses on Bandstand, 125th Anniv.
It’s been 125 years since the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson was incorporated on December 13, 1884.
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11.12: Key Bank Grant to Cancer Center
The new cancer care center at St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital will benefit.
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11.10: Noise Ordinance Hearing Draws Crowd
One of the largest crowds in recent years attended a public hearing in Cornwall on Monday night.
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11.10: Future of Village Christmas Tree Discussed
It’s a delicate subject and the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson trustees knew that.
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11.04: Hines Wins County Seat
Voters in Cornwall, Blooming Grove and Woodbury elected Kevin Hines to the county legislature.
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11.03: Public Hearing on Noise Ordinance
Supervisor Quigley says people have plenty of input on the proposed noise restrictions.
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11.03: The King and I Delights at the Middle School
Be transport you back in time to the magical kingdom of 19th-century Siam, where a British teacher encounters a world so unlike her own.
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11.03: Girls Varsity Soccer Team Advances
The Cornwall girl’s varsity soccer team won the Section 9 Class A championship.
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11.02: Marathon Update
Mike Kelly finishes NYC marathon; four others in Marine Corp run.
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10.29: Tuesday's Election to Decide County Races
Voters will have the chance to vote in countywide races next Tuesday, November 3, as well as in municipal elections in many area towns.
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10.29: New Doors at School Questioned by Village
The mayor of Cornwall-on-Hudson is critical of new front doors being installed at the local elementary school.
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10.28: Police Investigate Jeep Found in Hudson
A yellow Jeep ended up in the Hudson River late Saturday night and Cornwall-on-Hudson police are still trying to prove how it got there.
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10.28: Spending and Saving in the Cornwall Schools
The Cornwall Central School District is proposing a major renovation of the middle school auditorium.
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10.28: Man Charged in Heavy Equipment Theft
A New Windsor man has been charged with stealing a quarter of million dollars worth of heavy equipment.
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10.26: Cornwall Goes Green
Green was the color of choice in Cornwall this weekend starting with the Cornwall (Green) Dragons varsity football team.
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10.21: Village Board Critical of Police Study
Village officials are not impressed with the efficiency study of the Cornwall-on-Hudson police department.
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10.21: Bow Hunting of Deer to Begin in Village
Bowhunters from the Black Rock Fish and Game Club got the green light this week.
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10.21: Wisconsin Singer Shines Despite Challenges
Tony Memmel's first tour brings him to Cornwall-on-Hudson on Friday.
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10.21: Runners Raise Funds for Cancer Survivors
Runners ilne up to raise funds for a local family-oriented cancer charity.
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10.21: Quad Time Capsule Ready for Burial
The Cornwall Historical Society expects it to be unearthed in 100 years.
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10.19: Police Consolidation A Statewide Challenge
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is not alone in facing issues of consolidation.
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10.19: Feasibility Study of Hydro Project
A feasibility study for a hydro turbine in Black Rock Forest is a "mixed bag."
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10.19: Climate Action Comes to Cornwall
Groups around the world are organizing to foster awareness of the dangers of climate change.
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10.15: Notes from the Town Council Meeting
Smelly Day on Main St.; Last Dirt Road; Planning Board Vacancy.
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10.15: New Budget Forecasts Revenue Drop
Revenue from the state is projected to go down by 25%.
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10.15: Noise Ordinance on Tap for Town
A public hearing will be held next month.
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10.14: Four Charged With Making Graffiti
Cornwall police have charged four juveniles, ages 13 and 14.
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10.13: Team Kelly Runs for Parkinson's Research
This cause strikes close to home for this father-daughter team.
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10.13: Wounded Warriors on the Hudson
Congressman Hall joined the vets before they went kayaking.
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10.13: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Ehtics Board Re-appointed; Police Study Discussion; Tax Assessments; Bow Hunting Deer.
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10.13: Video: Walkway Over the Hudson
Check out this video showing 125+ years of efforts to span the river.
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10.09: Market on Hudson Closes in the Village
The popular market and deli closed last week.
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10.09: War of the World Opens in Village
The Stormy Weather Players present a radio play.
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10.08: General Petraeus Comes Home to Much Fanfare
The crowd paced outside the middle school on Thursday, awaiting the arrival of General David Petraeus.
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10.08: Cornwall-on-Hudson Faces New Lawsuit
A local businessman, Tony Missere, is back, charging that he has been denied due process.
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10.07: Cancer Treatment Center Opens
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at the Cornwall Radiation Oncology Services center.
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10.07: Cornwall Children Learn Fire Safety
“Stop, drop and roll.” These three words may save your life.
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10.06: Rare Hudson River Paintings On View
St. John's Episcopal Church will exhibit 30 paintings from a private collection.
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10.01: Quadricentennial Dedication in Village
The playground behind Cornwall-on-Hudson Elementary School was re-dedicated on Tuesday.
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10.01: Town, Village Differ on Planning
A county planning grant was intended for inter-municipal revitalization.
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10.01: Local Fire Companies Win Awards
SKFE and Mountainville companies win OCVFA awards.
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10.01: Quaker Avenue Will Be Dedicated to Petraeus
A stretch of Quaker Avenue in Cornwall will be dedicated to General David Petraeus.
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09.28: New Book About Gin from A to Z
Gaz Regan has published the ultimate guide to this popular drink.
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09.27: Hall Defends Health Care Reform
A bi-partisan crowd of about 175 people attended a health care reform forum held by U.S. Congressman John Hall.
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09.23: Resident Questions Mayor's Building Permit
A Cornwall-on-Hudson resident is asking for the ethics board to look into his charges.
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09.23: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Police Efficient Study; Computerize Assessment System
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09.22: Village Supports NY State Reform
The village trustees vote to support a call for a state constitutional convention.
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09.22: Eroding Hillside Gets Village Attention
When a giant oak fell across Dock Hill Road, an idea struck trustee Rick Gioia.
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09.18: Seven Good Things to Do This Fall
Summer may be wrapping up, but the list of things to do this fall is growing already. Take a look.
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09.16: Historic Dutch Ships on the River
Cornwall residents will get a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see a fleet of 19 traditional Dutch vessels.
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09.15: Weber New Village Police Chief
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson appointed an interim police chief on Monday.
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09.15: Resident Presents Petition About Hospital
A Cornwall resident presented at petition to the Cornwall town board meeting on Monday.
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09.15: Change of Command at Village Police Dept.
Cornwall-on-Hudson police chief Charles Williams bid an emotional farewell.
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09.15: Randazzo Wins Democratic Primary
Richard Randazzo won the Democratic spot on the ticket in the race for Orange County Legislature’s 12th District seat.
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09.14: Local Primaries on Tuesday
Tuesday, September 15 is primary day and candidates for both County and local offices are running.
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09.14: Grape Harvest at the Winery
The grapes have ripened at Palaia Vineyard and a group of enthusiastic wanna-be winemakers showed up on Saturday.
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09.11: Village Police Chief Candidates Considered
Mayor Joseph Gross says that he hopes the board members can agree on a candidate by Monday.
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09.11: Cornwall Marks the 8th Anniv. of 9-11
A group of about 75 people assembled at Chadeayne Circle under grey clouds on Friday.
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09.10: Police Chief Requests Cameras
Surveillance cameras may soon be installed at Cornwall Town Park.
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09.10: Town Looks at Alternatives for Dog Shelter
The Cornwall town supervisor wants to reduce the cost of dog control.
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09.10: Peace Walkers to Pass through Cornwall
A group of Buddhist peace activists will be walking through Cornwall-on-Hudson on Sunday.
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09.09: Fall Festival Returns to Its Roots
Visitors to the 37th annual Fall Festival on Main Street in Cornwall on Saturday will find more of a hometown touch
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09.09: Football Players Donate Heavy Lifting
A group of Cornwall High School football players volunteered their time recently.
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09.08: Teachers Encouraged to Use President's Speech
Cornwall students will not be watching President Obama's education speech on Tuesday.
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09.08: Documentary Explores Early Dutch in NY
A special presentation to mark the 400th anniversary of Hudson's voyage. View it here.
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09.07: Police Charge Sex Offender with Misdemeanor
Cornwall police arrested a known sex offender on Sunday, charging him with forcible touching, a class A misdemeanor.
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09.04: Motorcyclist Survives Plunge Down Cliff
A motorcycle driver survived a treacherous fall over the cliff above the Hudson River on Route 218
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09.04: Golf Club Welcomes New Chef
Nicky Corea joined the staff just in time for the club's Labor Day weekend member-to-member tour.
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09.03: Fire Department Honors Williams
Cornwall-on-Hudson police chief Charles Williams received a crystal engraved plaque.
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09.03: Coffee Lounge Expands to Serve Wine, Beer
The owners of 2 Alices Coffee Lounge popped some wine bottle corks on Tuesday.
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09.02: Back to School in Cornwall
Students in Cornwall woke up with the realization that summer was over.
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09.02: Creative Share Caps Summer Program
Children celebrated creativity at the Cornwall Public Library on Monday.
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08.31: Comfort Food to Come to Cornwall
When the weather turns cooler this fall, food lovers can turn to a new restaurant on Main Street.
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08.31: Hazardous Household Waste Disposal
Sign up now for a county-wide disposal on September 18th.
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08.30: Fallen Oak Closes Dock Hill Road
An 80-feet oak tree fell across Dock Hill Road Sunday afternoon, about 100 feet in front of a 16-year-old boy.
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08.30: Hudson River Tour Video
A New York Times reporter took a trip up the Hudson to re-trace the journey of the Dutch explorer Henry Hudson in 1609.
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08.28: Childhood Inspiration Leads to Major Gift
No one at the Palisades Interstate Park Commission ever met the generous donor.
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08.28: Cancer Survivors Celebrate Life
A Cornwall-on-Hudson woman who survived cancer celebrated life at a poolside party this week.
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08.27: Senate Resolution to Honor Village Chief
Cornwall-on-Hudson police chief Charles Williams is being recognized by a resolution in front of the New York State Senate.
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08.27: Calhoun Makes Grant to Food Co-op
Assemblywoman Calhoun gave Cornwall Community Co-op directors a member item grant of $3,000 to help the start-up operation.
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08.24: Yoga Mountain Moves to Main Street
Cornwall-on-Hudson’s first yoga studio is moving uptown.
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08.22: Health Care Debate Comes to Cornwall
More than 120 people packed Munger Cottagel Friday evening.
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08.20: Transportation Focus in Orange County
A new transit website and a study of the county's future transportation.
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08.19: Domestic Violence Case Reinstated
A federal appeals court reinstates a lawsuit against the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson and members of its police department.
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08.19: Sen. Larkin Awards Grant to Water Dept.
The Cornwall-on-Hudson water department will soon start replacing chlorine fuel pumps at its wells in Mountainville.
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08.19: School Bus Routes Published
Wednesday, September 2, 2009, is the first day of school and the school district has released schedules for the buses.
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08.19: Village Plans to Share Hospital Concerns
Village trustees plan to write a letter to St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital.
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08.18: Verizon Franchise Approved in Village
Verizon plans to offer its FIOS cable television service after winning approval on Monday.
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08.18: Sixteen Arrests in July
Cornwall-on-Hudson police chief Charles Williams is leaving his position on the heels of one of the most active months in his memory.
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08.18: Police Chief Says Departure is Bittersweet
The clock is ticking on the departure of village police chief Charles Williams.
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08.18: Bruce Armitage Softball Tournament
Players and sponsors are needed for this annual fundraiser by the Storm King Engine Co. #2,
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08.11: Chief Williams to Leave Police Dept.
Williams plans to retire from the department where he has been employed for 18 years, eight of those as chief.
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08.10: Town to Appeal Decision in Assessment Case
The Cornwall town board has decided to appeal a judge’s decision.
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08.07: Teen Charged With Throwing Rocks
A rock thrown off the 9W overpass at Angola Road struck a truck's windshield.
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07.30: Village Asks Water Authority For Help
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson officially has asked Orange County for assistance to get possession of four dormant wells.
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07.30: Fmr. Joffrey Dancer Teaches Next Generation
Mel Johnson is a veteran dancer who brings his years of experience to the dancers in training.
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07.29: Cancer Benefit at the Winery
A Neil Young Tribute Festival at Palaia Vineyards this past weekend raised some $3,000 for cancer research.
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07.29: Pair Arrested in Car Larceny
Cornwall-on-Hudson police charged two local teenagers with petty larceny on Tuesday.
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07.29: New Sign for Pagenstecher Park
A new sign in the village welcomes visitors to a small triangle of green off Dock Hill Road.
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07.27: U.S. House Approves Funds for Ritz Theater
The Ritz Theater on Broadway in Newburgh got a big boost for its effort to restore the historic theater.
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07.27: New Boiler Installed at Sands Ring
A volunteer project brings new heating system to the historic home.
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07.27: Storm King Art Center Enhances Experience
Stop by one day to enjoy the art and some of the new features introduced recently at the 500-acre sculpture park.
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07.26: Three Arrested in Village Assault
An assault in the alley behind Cumberland Farms late Wednesday night ended in the arrest of three teens.
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07.22: Test Shows Hydro Power Possibility
The possibility of creating hydroelectric power in Black Rock Forest is back on the front burner.
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07.22: Verizon Franchise Hearing Set
The hearing has been scheduled for Monday, August 17, at 7:30 p.m.
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07.22: Mayor Gross Eyes Mountainville Wells
Mayor Joseph Gross wants to reclaim the resource for the village water system.
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07.22: Money Woes Slow Master Plan Process
The village master plan is not going to see the light of day any time soon.
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07.22: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Under discussion: FEMA grant; parking day passes, and greener car washes.
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07.20: Major Team Wins District Title
Cornwall Little League baseball players had a winning weekend.
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07.20: Major Softball Team Advances
The District 19 Major team defeated the District 20 champions from Eastchester.
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07.20: Weekend Sightings Around Town
From Main Street to the village, signs of summer.
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07.20: Town Candidates Run Unopposed
No challengers filed petitions in the race for the town board seats.
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07.19: Softball Teams Have One Win, One Loss
The Major team advances; the Seniors play on despite a loss.
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07.15: Softball Teams Win District 19 Title
Two Cornwall All-Star softball teams clinched the District 19 championships after winning games on Monday.
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07.15: Town Approves $1 Million Bond
The bond will be used to pay for road equipment, paving and pool repair.
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07.15: Village Seeks to Change Residency Law
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson wants to hire a new treasurer but first it has to change the residency requirement.
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07.15: Judge Tosses Out Town Assessor's Plan
Cornwall's town assessor office has been ordered to correct its assessment of a property on Route 9W.
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07.15: Mayor Wants Voice on County Water Authority
Mayor Gross is asking for representation on the county water authority board.
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07.14: Senior Baseball Team Wins
The Cornwall All-Star Senior baseball team defeated the City of Newburgh on Tuesday
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07.13: Cancer Center to Open in September
Hospital officials offered a tour of the new cancer treatment center in Cornwall.
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07.13: Doctor Dee On Stage in Cornwall
A veteran saxophonist plays the 4th of July festival.
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07.13: Mexican-American Restaurant Opens in Cornwall
You might want to take a a drive over to Avocado, a new restaurant on Route 9W.
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07.12: Community Fair with Women's Focus
Women’s wellbeing will be the focus of a special day of activities at 311 Hudson Street in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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07.12: Teens Help Israelis Kids
Cornwall high school student David Martino is learning a lesson in global relationships
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07.10: Petraeus Memorial
Four reading chairs and a marble plaque in memory of Sixtus Petraeus, for whom the library was a favorite place.
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07.10: Cornwall Student Gets Two Scholarships
Veronica Kurtulik, a 2009 graduate of Cornwall High School, is the recipient of two scholarships.
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07.10: More All-Star Wins for Cornwall
The Cornwall Little League Senior All-Star baseball team won its game Thursday.
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07.10: I Love the Hudson Valley Video Competition
Local student Alex Ellick has submitted this video to the competition.
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07.10: Winners of the 4th of July Art Competition
Three young artists won awards for their original artwork.
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07.08: Local Emphasis Requested for 4th of July
A town councilman wants the Independence Day Committee to support only local businesses.
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07.08: Town Opposes Reduction in Hospital Beds
The Cornwall town board is gearing up to criticize a move by St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital to shut down its intensive care unit.
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07.08: Farm Stand to Open on Main Street
Farm fresh food will be available in the center of Cornwall every Friday afternoon.
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07.08: Two Arrests on 4th of July
A 16-year-old male from the town of Newburgh was arrested on the 4th of July
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07.07: Little League All-Star Season Brings Wins
Cornwall teams win three out of four District 19 games.
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07.07: 100-Year-Old Home Goes Green
The gut re-hab of a village home was a pilot project of the U.S. Green Building Council.
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07.06: 4th of July Parade Highlights
This year's 4th of July parade added a special tribute to Henry Hudson.
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07.05: Pet Show Fun on the 4th of July
The Fourth of July celebration got off to a great start this year with the annual Pet Show.
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07.05: Pets on Parade
Karen Schaack shares her photos from the annual Pet Show.
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07.05: Cornwall's History on Stage
The Cornwall Historical Pageant is a tradition stretching back several decades.
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06.28: Orioles Champions in Majors Baseball
The Orioles won the championship in the Cornwall Little League Major baseball division.
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06.28: Middle School Graduates
The eighth-grade Moving Up ceremony was moved inside to the Middle School gymnasium.
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06.28: Moving Up at the Middle School
The Cornwall Central Middle School eighth grade class held its Moving Up ceremony on Wednesday, June 24.
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06.25: Finding Art in Nature
Art in nature is the theme of two unique events taking place in the coming days amid the lush landscape of Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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06.25: Metro North President to Speak at Forum
The topic of Howard Permut's speech will be MetroNorth initiatives and service in the region.
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06.25: Local Crafters Wanted for Fall Festival
Organizers of this year’s Fall Festival want to bring it back to its roots and are inviting crafts people and artisans to join in the annual event.
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06.25: Teen Charged With Urinating in Public Hallway
The Town of Cornwall Police Department arrested a 16-year old Cornwall man and charged him with disorderly conduct
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06.25: Pastor to Leave Presbyterian Church
The pastor of Cornwall Presbyterian Church, Daniel Russell, will be leaving his position on June 30.
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06.25: DPW Employee Back to Work After Accident
Thomas Vesely, a 22-year employee of the Cornwall-on-Hudson Department of Public Works, is back on the job this week.
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06.23: Highland Engine Co. Wins Parade Award
The Highland Engine Company took part in the Hudson Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association parade.
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06.23: Lee Road Students Learn About Hudson
A group of students at Cornwall Elementary School at Lee Road got a special history lesson this spring.
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06.22: Fromaget Challenges Randazzo for County Seat
A Blooming Grove resident has announced his candidacy for the Orange County Legislature’s 12th District seat.
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06.18: Maroneys Chosen as Parade Grand Marshalls
Two longtime residents of Cornwall-on-Hudson have been chosen as this year’s Grand Marshalls.
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06.17: A River Journey Sculpture Exhibit
The sculptures celebrate the beauty and endurance of not only the Hudson River, but of Storm King Mountain and Mt. Beacon, as well.
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06.17: Local Writer in Residence Spins Fantasies
A writer of fantasy has taken up residence in Cornwall-on-Hudson, where she spins tales set in a fantasy world.
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06.16: KJ Water Pipeline Focus of Hearing
The proposal by the village of Kiryas Joel to build a 13-mile pipeline that could pass through Cornwall will be the subject of a public hearing.
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06.16: Summer Camp Fees Adopted by Village
Village residents may send their children to the camp for a fee of $100 per child.
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06.15: Six Teens Attain Eagle Scout Status
Boy Scout Troop 118 honored six of its members who became Eagle Scouts.
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06.15: Storm Brings Hail to Cornwall
A strong thunderstorm swept through Cornwall shortly after 2:30 p.m. on Monday.
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06.14: Local Grad to Attend USMA
Cornwall-on-Hudson resident Rebecca Leigh Malone will be attending the United States Military Academy
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06.11: Police Investigate Village Burglary
Cornwall-on-Hudson police are investigating a recent burglary at a residence on Grandview Avenue.
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06.10: Hudson Street Cafe to Re-Open in Village
The former Hudson Street Café is returning to Cornwall-on-Hudson, with new owners and a new chef, Donna Hammond.
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06.10: Town Approves Verizon FIOS Franchise
Cornwall residents should have access to Verizon’s FIOS service soon.
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06.10: Village Seeks Funds for Professional Planner
The Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees took some action on the village master plan process at its meeting Monday night.
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06.09: Sands-Ring Benefits from Scouts Project
Sands Ring Homestead Museum is looking brighter thanks to two local Boy Scouts from Troop 118.
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06.09: Historic Pageant Seeks Volunteers
Volunteers are needed for the 60th annual Fourth of July celebration's pageant, “Courage in Cornwall."
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06.09: Three Charged With Possessing Stolen Property
Cornwall police charged three people from Newburgh with possession of stolen property Saturday evening.
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06.08: Riverfest 2009 Draws Crowds to the Hudson
The sun shone down on the 12th annual Riverfest held on Saturday at Donahue Memorial Park.
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06.08: Cornwall Residents Celebrate River Day
Hundreds of people came down to the riverbank this Sunday to remember Henry Hudson's voyage.
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06.08: CCMS Musicians Are Top-Rated
Cornwall Central Middle School musicians were a big hit when they attended the 2009 Hi-Notes Music Festival.
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06.04: New TV Show Produced in Cornwall
Two popular radio DJs are bringing their out-sized personality to a new television show being produced in a television studio in Cornwall.
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06.04: Cornwall Hospital Shifts Focus, Cuts Beds
St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital is planning to cut back the number of beds at the Cornwall campus beginning at the end of July.
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06.04: Independence Day Funds Needed
The committee has to raise $35,000 to cover costs for July 4th festivities.
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06.04: Frank Vogel Shares Village Memories
Frank Vogel, an ad-hoc village historian, passed away this week, just days after the death of his wife, Ruth. We run here a 2008 article that shows part of the contribution he made to the community.
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06.02: Riverfest Kicks Off Weekend Celebration
The Hudson River is calling this weekend.
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06.02: River Day on the Hudson
This Sunday, people will gather on the banks of the Hudson River to celebrate its history.
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06.01: High School Athlete Uninjured in Crash
A Cornwall high school senior walked away from an accident on Academy Avenue
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05.29: Police Arrest Larceny Suspect
Police nabbed a teenaged suspect early Wednesday morning in the recent string of larcenies.
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05.29: Village People vs. Townies Art Walk Off
The town and the village are going mano-a-mano on Saturday to win the trophy.
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05.29: Agreement Near on Angola Park Plans
Plans for the Angola Road Park appear to be back on track after a Cornwall town board meeting Wednesday evening.
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05.29: New Trailhead to Storm King Opens
The Esty and Hellie Stowell Trailhead marks the birthplace of the modern environmental movement.
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05.26: Bear Takes A Hike on Rt. 9W
Traffic was brought to a crawl on Route 9W south on Tuesday morning.
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05.26: Memorial Day 2009 in Cornwall
Local residents came out to celebrate Memorial Day in Cornwall on Monday with a parade
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05.26: Cornwall United Soccer Week 6
The game results from week 6 of Cornwall United Soccer.
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05.21: Boulder Inscription Approved by Board
Plans are nearly set in stone for the dedication of the boulder that commemorates the effort to defeat Con Edison.
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05.20: Memorial Day Events All Weekend in Cornwall
A dedication, a breakfast, and the parade. Check out an old film of Memorial Day 1920 in Cornwall, too.
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05.20: Students Learn About Nature's Life Cycles
Some fifty first grade students at Willow Avenue Elementary School were in for a big surprise this past Monday.
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05.20: School Budget Approved
Voters approved the $55.9 million 2009-10 budget for the Cornwall Central School District on Tuesday.
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05.20: Two More Seek Support in Town Race
The race for two seats on the town of Cornwall board is heating up.
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05.20: Village Protests New MTA Tax
The new MTA tax will cost the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson at least $6,000 in additional payroll taxes.
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05.19: Hoffmann Resigns from Zoning Board
Horst Hoffmann has stepped down from the Cornwall-on-Hudson zoning board after serving 17 years.
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05.18: Village Police Chief Hospitalized
An infection put police chief Williams in the hospital.
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05.18: Village Board Begins Master Plan Review
The village board of trustees turned its attention to the proposed comprehensive master plan on Saturday
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05.18: Local Wines Get National Attention
Wines from Palaia Vineyard won awards in California and New York.
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05.18: Hudson RIver Day Schedule Announced
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is putting on a celebration on Sunday, June 7th.
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05.18: Month-long Art Walk Kicked Off
The 2nd Annual Greater Cornwall Art Walk kicked off on Saturday with a reception.
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05.17: Cornwall Police Soon to Wear Local Patch
The Cornwall police department has a new patch for its uniforms that reflects the history of the town.
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05.14: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Master Plan, Boulder Inscription, Walkway in the Village Square and Mulch
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05.14: Pick for NEA Chief Has Local TIes
President Obama’s pick to become the next chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts is Rocco Landesman.
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05.14: Painting Celebrates Hudson's Voyage
Former Cornwall-on-Hudson mayor Ed Moulton has a painting on display at Painter’s.
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05.13: Student Dies in Motorcycle Accident
A Cornwall High School senior was killed in a motorcycle accident on Monday night.
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05.13: Summer Colonial Workshops at Sands Ring
The Sands Ring Homestead Museum in Cornwall will be offering two hands-on workshops for children.
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05.13: Call to Artist: Hudson Valley & River
An art show to mark the Quadricentennial of Henry Hudson's historic voyage.
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05.13: Patriot's Gravesite to be Honored
A revolutionary war patriot and one of Cornwall’s first settlers will be honored this Sunday.
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05.12: Cornwall United Soccer Week 5
The full results of week 5 games and a tournament.
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05.12: Top Awards to High School Drama Productions
If you have been impressed by the professionalism of recent drama productions at Cornwall high school, you are not alone.
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05.12: Volunteers Wanted: Must Like Water
The RiverFest organizing committee is looking for some brave volunteers for its dunking tank.
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05.12: Dog Walkers Beware!
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson plans to crack down on people who don’t clean up after their dogs and cats.
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05.12: Outlook Good for Village's Summer Camp
Plans for the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Summer Playground program are back on track.
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05.12: Art Walk, Co-op Open for Business
This Saturday, get your shoes and start walking.
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05.07: Town Considers $1 Million Bond
The town is looking into a bond to pay for highway upgrades, road work and, possibly, a pool upgrade.
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05.07: Black Bear Roams Village, NYMA
A small black bear was spotted roaming around Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson on Wednesday.
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05.07: Bubba's Bagels Closed Until Further Notice
The Hometown Bagel shop, known to most people as Bubba’s, has closed its doors – for how long, no one seems to know.
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05.07: Signs Welcome Folks to the Village
People driving into Cornwall-on-Hudson now have a clear indicator of when they cross into the village.
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05.05: Unlocked Vehicles Targeted
Lock your vehicle when you’re not in it.
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05.05: Cornwall United Soccer Week 4
Highlights and results of games in Week 4.
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05.05: Angola Road Park Plans Face Hurdle
Plans for the town’s Angola Road Park hit a snag recently.
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04.30: Arson Suspected in Cornwall Plaza Fire
Cornwall police and New York State Police are investigating an apparent arson.
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04.29: Film Shot Locally Premieres in NYC
Several scenes in the film Handsome Harry were shot in the Cornwall area.
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04.29: Brazilian TV Crew to Film
Cornwall-on-Hudson will find a place on the international map after this Saturday.
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04.29: Special Meeting on Master Plan
The draft village comprehensive master plan will be the focus of a special meeting on May 16.
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04.29: Colonial Herb Garden Honored
The colonial herb garden at Sands Ring Homestead in Cornwall has been awarded a top prize.
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04.28: Moodna Dam Removal Planned
Water may soon be flowing more naturally through Moodna Creek.
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04.28: Cornwall United Soccer Week 3
Complete results of Week 3 of Cornwall United Soccer Teams.
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04.28: Public Library Welcomes New Director
The Cornwall Public Library has a new director.
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04.27: Boat Damaged in Apparent Arson
A fire that seriously damaged a Bayliner boat in Cornwall-on-Hudson early Saturday morning is believed to be arson.
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04.27: Trees Honored on Arbor Day
The road up to the American Legion post in Cornwall’s town hall park will soon be shaded with beautiful sugar maple trees.
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04.27: Young Poets Win Honors
The annual Timothy Mumford Memorial Poetry awards went to six young poets.
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04.26: Horse Farm Setting for TV Show
You may recognize the setting for this week’s episode of the hot competition.
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04.22: Library Budget Passes, New Trustee Elected
Voters approved a $910,000 budget for the Cornwall Public Library on Tuesday.
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04.22: Monument to Con Ed Battle Approved
The village board voted Monday night to continue forging ahead with a boulder memorial.
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04.22: Village Discusses Water With Washingtonville
Cornwall-on-Hudson mayor Joseph Gross met last week with Washingtonville mayor Tom DeVinko.
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04.21: Cornwall United Soccer Week 2
The full results of Week 2 of Cornwall United Soccer games.
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04.21: Volunteer Opportunity at U.S. Open
Are you a lover of golf? If so, here’s an opportunity to see the U.S. Open this June by volunteering.
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04.21: Two Young Musicians Play in State Band
Two members of the CCMSl Band, Scott Chatfield and Jesse DeTeresa were recently accepted into the prestigious New York State Lion's Club Band.
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04.21: Board Adopts New School Budget
The Cornwall School Board adopted a $55.9 million budget on Monday night.
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04.20: Builder Works on Newburgh, Cornwall Projects
At least one local businessman is seeing a glimmer of hope.
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04.20: Two Announce Re-Election Bid in Town
Two Cornwall town council members are looking ahead to the November elections.
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04.19: Little League Season Kicks Off
The Cornwall Little League launched its 59th season on Saturday with a parade
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04.15: Village Nixes Full-Time Police Spot
The village board voted to pass on applying for a federal grant for a full-time police officer.
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04.15: Town Meetings to Go Online
The town of Cornwall took another step toward keeping the public informed about its inner workings.
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04.15: Town to Appeal Legacy Ridge Decision
The town of Cornwall board voted Monday night to appeal a decision by a New York State Supreme Court judge.
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04.14: Sisters Protest Con Ed Memorial
Divisions about Con Edison surface thirty years later.
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04.14: Food Co-op to Open to Public
Beginning April 23, the Cornwall Community Co-Op will be selling fresh, local foods at a marketplace at 208 Hudson St.
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04.14: Art Walk Returns to Cornwall
The second annual Greater Cornwall Art Walk featuring the work of 40 artists, launches May 16, 2009.
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04.10: Memorial to Struggle Against Con Ed Planned
Two halves of a boulder were virtually reunited at Donahue Memorial Park.
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04.09: Village & Town Keep Costs Low
A new report compares local spending with other state-wide municipalities.
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04.07: Barbara Gosda Appointed Deputy Mayor
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson has a new deputy mayor.
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04.07: Bulk Pick-Up Day April 20
Residents of both Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson will be able to get rid of unwanted, oversized items.
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04.07: Bonnie Blair Monument to Return
A memorial honoring Olympic champion speed skater to Olympic Skater Bonnie Blair has been removed.
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04.05: New CD Features Hudson Valley Talent
She is a local pianist recognized by legions of Cornwall music lovers.
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04.05: He Works to Turn Sports Lovers Green
Sports enthusiasts who spend hours at the baseball diamond or soccer field often love the outdoors, too.
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04.05: Towns Keep Home Rule Over Positions
Town clerks, tax collectors and highway superintendents around New York State can breathe a little easier.
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04.02: COH-Washingtonville Water Hook-Up Proposed
A county water master plan proposes that Cornwall-on-Hudson provide water to Washingtonville.
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04.02: Comedy on Stage at the High School
Be prepared for some zany action onstage fueled by powerful singing in this High School Drama Club production.
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04.02: Artist's Subconscious Inspires Work
Lydia Strawbridge is an octagenarian artist who lives quietly in Cornwall.
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03.31: Wine Sales In Groceries Dropped
Cornwall Wines shop owner Kenn Brodmerkel sounded elated on Monday.
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03.30: Two Join Race for County Seat
Two Cornwall men are jumping into the race for a seat on the Orange County legislature.
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03.26: School Employees Push for Contract
Para-professionals are seeking a new contract with the school district.
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03.26: Library Trustees Approve New Budget
The Cornwall public library board of trustees has approved a new $900,00 budget.
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03.25: Pirates On Deck at the Middle School
The Cornwall Central Middle School Drama Club production of "The Pirates of Penzance" opens.
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03.25: Notes from the Board of Education
Custodian retires after 37 years; New sound system at high school; Comment on Legacy Ridge
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03.25: School Board Candidates Wanted
Three seats on the Cornwall Central School District’s Board of Education will be filled in the May 19 election.
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03.25: School Budget in Limbo Until State Acts
All eyes are on Albany as the Cornwall school district waits to find out how much aid it will receive.
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03.23: Cornwall Man Optimistic About Local Economy
The newest member of the economic development advisory committee sees "green" growth for Cornwall.
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03.19: Proposed School Budget Slows Spending
The Cornwall Central School District unveiled a proposed $55 million budget on Monday.
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03.19: Twinkle, Twinkle Little Sand
Many homeowners in Cornwall-on-Hudson noticed a layer of fine glass pieces along the street curb.
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03.19: The Wizard of Oz Captivates
Take a trip to that magical land where the true meaning of home is discovered.
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03.19: Water Problem Not a Health Threat
Some Customers of the Corwnall-on-Hudson water department have been reporting discolored water.
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03.19: Ruling Issued in Legacy Ridge Petition
Town, village and school district denied standing in Article 78 petition.
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03.18: Gross Wins Mayor Race; Trustees Voted In
The official results of the municipal village of Cornwall-on-Hudson election are in.
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03.18: Traffic Stop Leads to DWI Arrest
A 34-year-old Cornwall man was arrested on Tuesday, March 17, 2009.
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03.17: Parking Fees Adjusted for Riverfront
Villagers will be paying less to park at the riverfront Donahue Memorial Park
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03.17: How Big Is Your Tree?
Do you have a tree that you think is bigger than any that you have seen in Cornwall?
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03.17: St. Thomas Team Advances to Play-offs
St. Thomas of Canterbury girls basketball team won the Orange County Parochial Schools title.
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03.17: Trustee Fogarty Bids Goodbye
Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson trustee Bill Fogarty was smiling on Monday night.
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03.17: Quadricentennial Flag Flies in Village
When you drive by Village Hall this week, take a look up the flagpole out front.
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03.16: Black Rock Seeks Wind Turbine Permit
A small, experimental wind turbine could open a new energy source in Cornwall.
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03.12: Mayor Gross Campaigns for a Second Term
When Mayor Joseph Gross looks back at this his first term in office, he sees the many projects he has tackled.
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03.12: Mayoral Hopeful Neuman Promises Action
Peter Neuman says he would take action to get resources for the village.
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03.12: News from the Cornwall Town Board
Sidewalks, new computers on tap for the town.
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03.12: Drama Club Has Fun on the High Seas
This weekend a band of pirates takes over the stage of Cornwall Central High School
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03.11: Trustee Candidates Speak at Forum
The five candidates laid out their positions on issues from the master plan to consolidation with the town.
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03.11: Resolution Favors Home Rule
A proposal would eliminate the election of town clerks.
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03.10: Wall Street Exec Joins Museum Board
Thomas W. Gordon is appointed to the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum’s Board of Trustees.
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03.08: Mayoral Candidates Face off in Debate
Cornwall-on-Hudson Mayor Joseph Gross faced his challenger, Peter Neuman, on Friday night.
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03.06: Army Officer Awarded Bronze Star
U.S. Army Master Sergeant Peter Kurpeawski is back from his third tour of duty in Iraq.
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03.05: Gently-Used Prom Dresses Wanted
The hospital teams up with Mount St. Mary College to provide low-cost prom outfits.
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03.05: Charity Sponsors Family Retreat
A family with a parent who has a life-threatening illness enjoyed a special weekend last month.
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03.05: Will Toys Get Rid of the Geese?
Cornwall board members turned their attention back to the geese problem at their work session on Monday night.
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03.04: Man Tied to Officer's Death Re-Arrested
The man who caused the fatal accident is back in jail on a felony charge of aggravated DWI.
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03.03: Teen Charged with Damaging Police Cruiser
A 17-year-old male from Cornwall was arrested last Wednesday
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03.03: Shaping a Low-Carbon Diet
Two Cornwall-on-Hudson women are inviting members of the community to join them.
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03.03: St. Thomas Takes Home Banner
Its March and the St. Thomas of Canterbury basketball season is coming to an end.
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03.03: Volunteer Opportunities at Hospital
St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital has launched a new Community Ambassador Program.
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02.26: Steel Magnolias Debuts Friday
A group of local actresses is bringing to the stage an emotion-packed comedy/drama.
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02.26: Speed a Concern on RIver Avenue
Three residents say speeding must be stopped on River Avenue.
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02.26: Village Master Plan Update
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson master comprehensive plan is back in the hands of the Orange County Planning office.
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02.26: Cornwall Shines in All-County Jazz
Nine Cornwall students were picked to take part in the All-County Jazz Bands.
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02.24: Opposition Grows to MTA Tax
Opposition is growing to a proposed new payroll tax on residents of Orange and neighboring counties.
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02.24: Hudson-Fulton Day at the Riverfront
A celebration is planned to greet a flotilla of boats on June 7th.
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02.24: Insurance Costs Rise for Village
Three dams in Black Rock Forest Preserve are causing the village to increase its insurance premium payments by $25,000.
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02.20: Wine Store Owner Opposes Proposed Law
Cornwall wine shop owner Kenn Brodmerkel is on the offensive to defeat a proposal allowing groceries to sell wine in New York State.
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02.20: Cuddly Kids on Display
A proud family introduced a pair of kids -- baby goats -- that had been born the night before.
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02.18: West Point Hockey Coach Remembered
A new book recalls the life of the "Father of USMA Hockey," Ray Marchand.
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02.17: Cornwall Students' Valentine Project.
Students at Cornwall Elementary School’s after-school program put their hearts into a Valentine’s Day project.
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02.12: Officer Machuca Remembered
A Cornwall police officer who died in the line of duty twenty years ago was honored at a ceremony Tuesday.
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02.11: Mental Health Unit to Close in March
The mental health unit of St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital will stop accepting new patients on March 1st.
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02.11: Accident Leads to DWI Arrest
A Cornwall woman was arrested for driving while intoxicated after she was involved in a one-car accident
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02.10: Town Board Appoints Members
There will be some new faces on several board and committees in Cornwall.
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02.10: Town Focus on Recreation, Pool
The snow is starting to melt and as thoughts turn to summer, the Cornwall town board is focusing on its recreation department.
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02.10: Deer Task Force Wants Village Involved
The group wants village action on the deer population in the area.
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02.10: Riverfest Gets Village Backing
Organizers wanted to know if the village still supports the annual Riverfest.
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02.10: Public Invited to Congressional Call-in
Job creation and economic recovery in the Hudson Valley will be the topic of Congressman Hall's call-in.
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02.09: Mayor Seeks DOT Assistance
Mayor Gross has asked state leaders for help to improve traffic safety in the village.
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02.06: Arabian Nights Takes to the Stage
A sultan, a princess, a magic lamp and Aladdin conjure up great entertainment at the Willow Avenue Elementary School.
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02.06: Co-op Elects Board of Directors
The Cornwall Community Cooperative took another step forward on Thursday when its members elected a board of directors.
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02.06: Trustee Candidates Forum March 7
The five people vying to fill two seats on the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees will join in a public forum.
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02.03: Town Police Want Tasers for Department
Cornwall police chief Todd Hazard wants to purchase three tasers for use by his police officers.
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02.03: Village Trustee Race Shrinks
There is one less candidate in the race for two seats on the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees.
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02.02: General Petraeus at the Super Bowl
For some football fans, the highlight of Sunday’s game may have been James Harrison’s breathtaking 100-yard play.
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01.30: Village Adopts New Budget
The village board adopted a $3.5 million budget for 2009-10 at a special meeting Thursday night.
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01.30: Multi-Cultural Heritage Celebration
Willow Avenue elementary school the students recently took an imaginary voyage to new lands.
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01.29: Notes from the School Board Meeting
New lockers and a change to the school calendar.
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01.29: Events Wanted for Quadricentennial
All local groups, organizations and individuals are invited to attend a meeting on Thursday evening, February 5.
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01.29: Village Ethics Board Appointed
Thomas Bailey, Anne Duignan and Elisabeth Hellwege have been appointed to the newly-formed ethics board
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01.29: Coach Kroemer Departs School District
Michael Kroemer is a 1989 Cornwall high graduate but he never really left the schools.
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01.29: Baby Boomer Issues Loom Locally
The impact of the aging baby boom generation will have broad-based effects, even locally.
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01.28: School District Faces Budget Cuts
Cornwall faces the prospect of losing the largest portion of state funds of all schools in Orange County.
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01.28: Revised Village Budget Released
The new proposal raises taxes, restores some cuts.
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01.26: Tax Return Assistance Available
Orange County, in conjunction with Orange Works, will once again offer the Volunteer Income Tax Assist (VITA) program.
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01.26: School Bus in Minor Accident
A school bus backed into a car on Mountain Road Monday morning.
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01.25: Crowded Trustee Race Shapes Up
Two more village residents picked up petitions on Friday, bringing a total of six candidates to the crowded race.
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01.22: Gioia Ends Personal Protest
If you see village trustee Rick Gioia around town, you may notice something different about him --- he has cut his long hair.
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01.22: Fire, Police Budget Cuts Called Unfair
About 50 people showed up at a public hearing about the proposed budget for Cornwall-on-Hudson
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01.22: Two More Enter Trustee Race
The race for trustee in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson just got tighter.
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01.22: Teen Hospitalized After Accident
A 17-year-old Cornwall youth is recuperating at Westchester Medical Center following a car accident.
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01.22: Students Nominated to Service Academies
Two local students have been nominated by U.S. Congressman John Hall to attend a United States Service Academy next fall.
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01.19: Public Speaks on Village Master Plan
About fifty people attended a public hearing this Saturday on the draft master plan intended to shape the future of the village.
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01.19: Golf Club Moves into New Clubhouse
The new clubhouse at Storm King Golf Club is open for business.
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01.15: Two Stores Closing on Main Street
Two more businesses are closing on Main Street in Cornwall in the weeks ahead.
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01.15: Councilman Wants Crackdown on Cell Phone Use
Cornwall town councilman Al Mazzocca is calling for action against drivers who talk on their cell phones while driving.
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01.15: Planning Board Member to Run for Trustee
Andrew Argenio is throwing his hat into the race for village trustee.
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01.14: Re-Useable Cloth Bags for Sale
The Cornwall-on-Hudson Elementary School PTO is offering GO GREEN reusable shopping bags.
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01.14: Fire Department Drills at Old Clubhouse
Firefighters from Highland Engine Company and Mountainville Fire Company came prepared to chop holes in the roof.
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01.14: Members Sought for School Budget Cmte.
The Cornwall Central School District board of education invites members of the district to join the School Budget Advisory Committee.
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01.13: Fogarty to Retire as Trustee
Cornwall-on-Hudson village trustee William Fogarty announced Monday evening that he will not be running.
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01.13: Proposed Village Budget Trims Costs
Police and fire departments face proposed budget cuts.
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01.13: Village Recycling Pick-Ups Added
Do you have trouble keeping straight the schedule for recycling pick-ups in the village?
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01.11: Cornwall Man is Flamenco Musician
Greg Melnick performs as part of St. John Episcopal church’s sesquicentennial “The Celebration Series."
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01.11: Input Sought on Quality of Life Issues
The Orange County Citizens Foundation is seeking input from county residents.
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01.11: New Photo Book History of Cornwall
A new book by village historian Colette Fulton features photos from the 1890s to 1900s.
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01.09: Cornwall Woman Devotes Life to Christ
Jenna Cooper found her purpose in life at age 12.
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01.09: Village Election Plans Take Shape
Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Mayor Joseph Gross is asking the public for its support.
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01.09: Town Court Gets Upgrades
The town of Cornwall is moving ahead with improvements to the town court facilities.
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01.09: Free Mortgage Counseling
Orange County residents who are in danger of losing their homes through foreclosure that they can receive free counseling.
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01.07: Snow, Freezing Rain Close Schools, Town
The town of Cornwall closed its offices on Wednesday, January 7, due to the freezing rain that is blanketing the area.
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01.07: Most Popular Painting Announced
A miniature painting by Kingston artist Jane Bloodgood Abrams won the popular vote for best painting.
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01.07: Photo Collection Reveals Cornwall's Past
The Cornwall Historical Society wants to take you back in time in a three-part photo show.
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01.06: State Tax Forms Online
People are concerned about how to get a copy of the 2008 N.Y. state tax forms.
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01.03: Local Woman Honored by SLCH
A Mountainville resident has named Stellar Leader of the Year at St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital.
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01.02: Close Up on New Year's Eve Ball
Ray Yannone and his son, Ray, Jr., built a new ball for this year's festivities in the village square.
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01.01: Welcoming 2009 to Cornwall
A hearty group of merry-makers welcomed in the New Year in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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12.31: Candidate for Mayor Gathers Signatures
Peter Neuman gathered enough signatures to launch his bid for office on his first day of going door-to-door.
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12.31: Town Gets Planning Grant
The town of Cornwall is receiving a $10,000 community development grant for downtown.
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12.31: Streets to Close for Ball Drop
Three streets in the central business district of Cornwall-on-Hudson will be closed shortly before the ball is dropped.
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12.31: Supervisor Quigley Talks About Past & Future
At the end of his first year as Cornwall town supervisor, Kevin Quigley says that the job is “a lot like running a business.”
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12.30: Local Groups Spread Cheer at Hospital
Patients at St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital received a special treat.
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12.30: Young Naturalists Give Gifts
Wildlife rehabilitators received gifts from young nature lovers.
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12.29: Top 10 Stories of 2008
The top local stories of 2008 will surprise many regular readers.
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12.21: Holiday Hours at the Nature Museum
Bring the entire family to the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum for a special celebration of the Museum’s live animals!
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12.21: Invitation to Arts to Find Inspiration
Artists in the Parks support access to sources of inspiration and encourage artistic exploration of State Parks in the Palisades Region.
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12.19: Half-Moon Walk & Other Celebrations Planned
Performance art, a float, sculpture and a Community Day planned for Quadricentennial.
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12.19: Walks to Experience Landscape
Jackie Skrzynski talks about her inspiration for the walks.
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12.19: Village Lowers Nine Assessments
The village board on Monday adopted all of the recommendations of the committee to lower assessments.
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12.19: Winter Solstice Snow
The first snowstorm of the season closed schools in Cornwall on Friday
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12.17: Lay-Offs, Cuts Likely in School District
If the proposed cuts in state aid to Cornwall schools go through, the school district will likely make cuts in programs and lay-off personnel
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12.17: Public Hearing on Master Plan
The village master comprehensive plan will be discussed at a public meeting to be held on Saturday, January 17, at 11 a.m.
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12.16: Village Joins County Police Data System
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees on Monday voted in favor of joining a police records management system.
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12.15: Ice Storm Clean Up Continues
Power was restored to most customers in Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson by Monday morning, following an ice storm
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12.15: Mexican Community Celebrates in Newburgh
Some 500 people, mostly Mexican immigrants, turned out Sunday afternoon for the annual celebration of the feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
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12.15: Vandalism at Willow Avenue School
Cornwall police discovered more vandalism on school property very early Sunday morning
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12.13: Lee Road Elementary School Vandalized
It may have been chilly on Friday night but that didn’t stop someone from vandalizing school property
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12.13: Cuffe in National Championship Race
Aisling Cuffe finished 12th in the National Cross-Country Championship 5K race held in San Diego.
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12.12: Ice Storm Causes Power Outages
Power outages in areas of Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson have some residents wondering how long.
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12.12: Coop Announces December Buying Club
The Cornwall Community Co-op has signed up 90 members in the past month and is offering an array of tasty local foods.
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12.11: Aisling Cuffe Races to the Top
She is the fastest girl ever to run for Cornwall high school.
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12.11: It's A Wonderful Life Plays in Village
If you want to warm the bonds of friends, family and community, then you can’t miss this season’s holiday performance.
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12.11: The Mitten Project Takes Off
Soldiers in Afghanistan need warm mittens and socks this winter.
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12.11: Middle School Band at Tree Lighting
The CCMS band played carols at the annual tree lighting ceremony.
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12.09: Planning Board Chair Steps Down
Cornwall-on-Hudson planning board chair Mary Aspin is leaving after 27 years of service.
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12.09: Tiny Paintings Win Awards
An internationally-known artist has chosen prize-winners among the 140 works of art.
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12.08: Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony
A cheerful group of singers raised spirits at the village tree lighting.
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12.08: New Parking Sign in Village
A new sign directing drivers to the village municipal parking lot went up last Friday.
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12.08: Car Drives Through Fence at School
A car drove through a fence behind Cornwall-on-Hudson Elementary school on Saturday morning.
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12.06: Peter Neuman Launches Campaign for Mayor
Peter Neuman publicly launched his bid for mayor of Cornwall-on-Hudson with a letter he sent on Thursday.
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12.06: World's Smallest Stretched Canvas
The Hudson Valley Gallery in Cornwall-on-Hudson was bursting with people on Friday evening for the opening.
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12.06: High School Teams Are Scholar-Athletes
Seven high school teams have been recognized for maintaining their team scholastic average at 90 or above.
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12.04: Consolidation Push Dropped
The Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees is moving its focus to an efficiency study of the police department.
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12.04: Chamber of Commerce Elects New Leaders
Two women are leading the Greater Cornwall Chamber of Commerce following the election of officers last week.
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12.04: Comprehensive Plan Back on Village Agenda
The Village Comprehensive Plan, a.k.a the Master Plan, made it onto the agenda of the village special meeting.
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12.03: Town Opposes Moving Vital Records
Cornwall town board members expressed their opposition to a state initiative to consolidate local governments.
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12.03: For the Record
Incorrect figures were reported for the legal costs of negotiating the village’s agreement to join a county-wide records management system.
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12.03: Nature Museum Welcomes New Board Member
Marketing professional Kristin Jensen joins the museum's board of trustees.
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12.02: Final Tally GIve Obama Small Lead
With the last votes counted, Obama beat McCain 50.7% to 49.3% in Cornwall.
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12.02: Pass It On
Here's a way to spread some holiday cheer to injured soldiers from Palaia winemaker Jan Palaggi.
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12.01: Top Media Jobs for Local Residents
Two Cornwall residents have landed top media jobs – one with an ad agency and one with a kids-oriented music production company.
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11.30: Home Invaders Scuffle with Resident
A Cornwall man was the victim of a home robbery at his residence on Firth Street, according to local police.
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11.27: Beacons Shine Light on 2009
Shortly after sunset, bright lights appeared on the hilltops on both sides of the Hudson River
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11.27: A Call for Kindness
Students from Cornwall Central Middle School made a discovery that many hope will help change the world.
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11.26: School Board Expects Cuts in 2009
Members of the Cornwall school board began discussing ways to cut costs next year in the face of impending cuts.
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11.24: CCMS Pastel Drawing Exhibit
The middle school art club showed off its colors and skills at an exhibit of their pastel drawings.
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11.24: Holiday Schedule on Thanksgiving
There will be no garbage pick-ups on Thursday, November 27 and Friday, November 28.
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11.24: Post-Traumatic Stress Counseling
Combat veterans and EMS personnel can get counseling at Cornwall hospital.
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11.22: Absentee Ballots GIve Obama Lead in Cornwall
The absentee ballots from Orange County voters have been tallied by the Board of Elections.
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11.21: Willy Wonka Jr. Opens at Middle School
Willie Wonka Jr. brings its foot-tapping musical magic to the stage.
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11.19: Town Clarifies Position on Police Issues
Cornwall supervisor Kevin Quigley says that his police department can protect the village if it is asked to.
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11.19: Calls for Master Plan Review Grow Louder
Several members of the master plan committee pressed the village board to take action on the document.
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11.19: Center for Sleep Medicine Opens
Do you have trouble getting a restful night’s sleep? Help may be at hand at St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital.
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11.19: Local Musicians Play at The Chance
Three Cornwall teens are in a rock band that will play at The Chance in Poughkeepsie this weekend.
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11.19: D4 Dragons Head to Superbowl
The D4 Cornwall Dragons defeated the Minisink Warriors 12-8 to advance to the Orange County Youth Football League Superbowl.
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11.18: DPW Employee Injured in Crash
Tom Vesely, a 22-year employee of the Cornwall-on-Hudson Department of Public Works, is in critical but stable condition
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11.18: Village Anticipates Cuts in Aid
Village officials are looking for ways to cut costs as they anticipate a reduction in state aid in 2009.
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11.18: Village Creates Explore 400 Committee
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson will have its own special event to mark the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson’s voyage.
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11.17: School District Moves to Slow Spending
The Cornwall Central School District is taking action in the face of $1.07 million in proposed cuts in state aid.
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11.17: Revolutionary War Beacons
The mountains will be a blaze of light for one night to mark the withdrawal of the Red Coats troops.
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11.17: Photograher's Work Wins Awards
Three of Tom Doyle's photographic prints have won awards in Dutchess county.
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11.14: Energy Efficiency at Home
Green building was on the minds of more than 200 people who crowded into the 4th Annual Conference on Green Building.
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11.14: Murder Comedy Opens at High School
The Cornwall Central High School Drama Club has proven that it knows how to put on a slapstick comedy.
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11.13: Native American Leader Keeps His Faith
A Native American Onondaga leader, Oren Lyons, came to Cornwall-on-Hudson on Wednesday to share his wisdom
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11.13: Local Woman Named Rising Star
Stella Quinn, the coordinator of the Cornwall Community Co-op, was recognized as a 2008 Rising Star.
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11.13: Adoptable Children in Photo Exhibit
The Heart Gallery at the Galleria mall features children looking for a 'forever family.'
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11.11: Village Police Efficiency Under Scrutiny
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is considering a reduction in police patrols on the weekend.
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11.11: Veterans Honored at Ceremony
Some thirty veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces were present as their service to the country was honored this morning.
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11.11: Cornwall United Soccer Week 9
Click here for game results.
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11.10: The Half-Moon Ship in Newburgh
Photographer Phil Hopp toured the historic replica of Henry Hudson's ship.
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11.10: Hudson RIver Essay Contest
Mount Saint Mary College invites New York State college and high school students to enter its Hudson River Essay Contest.
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11.06: Small Stuff
Good things often come in small packages and now artists have two opportunities to show their creativity on a small canvas.
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11.06: Randazzo Facing Future After Defeat
Former town of Cornwall supervisor Richard Randazzo says he is not sure what he will do after his defeat at the polls on Tuesday.
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11.06: Cornwall United Soccer Week 8
Click here for the full game results.
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11.06: Cornwall Youth Football Week 8
Click here for the full game results.
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11.06: Pete Seeger and Grandson to Play in Newburgh
Local residents will have a unique opportunity to hear legendary folksinger Pete Seeger.
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11.05: Local Voters Favor McCain By Narrow Margin
Cornwall voters give McCain 50.3% of the vote, compared to 49.7% for Obama.
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11.05: Sewer Costs Impact Town Budget
Many of the additional costs facing the town result from new requirements to upgrade the sewer system.
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11.05: Developer Crosses Environmental Hurdle
The Cornwall planning board adopted a final environmental report about the impact of the planned project.
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11.03: Library Director to Leave in 2009
The Cornwall Public Library is seeking a new director, following the resignation of current director Molly Robbins.
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11.03: Food Co-op Signs Up Founding Members
The Cornwall Community Co-op got some support from U.S. Congressman John Hall when it launched its membership drive
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11.03: Tuesday's Ballot Offers Range of Candidates
When voters go to the polls on Tuesday they will be electing a range of national and local officials.
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10.30: Curfew in Effect Halloween
Trick-or-treaters in Cornwall-on-Hudson should plan to get home by 8 p.m. on Friday night, Halloween, because everyone under the age of 18 is required to be off the street from 8 p.m. until 5:30 a.m. on Saturday, barring special circumstances.
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10.30: Hallowen Art Contest Winners
The winners of the 2008 Halloween Art Contest, sponsored by the Cornwall Lions Club, have been announced.
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10.30: Autumn Harvest Celebration
The Cornwall Community Co-op will kick off its 2008-2009 Membership Drive on Saturday, November 1st.
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10.30: Myachi Craze Comes to Cornwall
A new craze is being introduced to the children of Cornwall, thanks to a fundraising effort by the parents at Cornwall Elementary School.
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10.29: Focus on 19th-Century Hudson Highlands
Have you ever wondered what life was like in the Hudson Highlands in the 1800s?
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10.29: Cornwall United Soccer Week 7
Click here for game results.
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10.29: Cornwall Youth Football Week 7 & 8
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10.28: Proposed 2009 Budget Approved
The Cornwall town board approved a proposed 2009 budget on Monday evening that would increase spending by 4.12%.
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10.28: New Owners for 2 Alices Coffee Lounge
Aurelia Winborn and Mikey Jackson took over the reins of the popular gathering place from former owner Lucinda Poindexter.
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10.27: Safe Harbors Wins Chamber Award
A non-profit organization founded by Cornwall-on-Hudson resident Tricia Haggerty-Wenz will receive award.
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10.23: Orange County Authors Exhibit Available
Does your school, library or organtization have room for a traveling authors exhibit?
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10.23: Village Trustees Agree Police Study Unlikely
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is ready to move on from seeking a study of police consolidation.
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10.23: Hike in Building Fees Approved
It’s going to cost you more to get a building permit in the town of Cornwall.
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10.23: No Parking on Maple Street
The town of Cornwall board voted 4 to 1 on Tuesday to make Maple Street a no-parking zone.
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10.23: Private Music Teacher Charged
A private music teacher in Cornwall has been charged with endangering the welfare of a child.
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10.21: Traffic Accident Claims One Life
A Cornwall man is dead following an accident involving a dump truck and two passenger vehicles.
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10.21: Calhoun-Randazzo Debate Issues
New York State Assemblywoman Nancy Calhoun and her challenger, Richard Randazzo, faced off in a debate Monday night.
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10.21: Cornwall Youth Football Week 7
Click here for the results of the games this week.
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10.21: Cornwall United Soccer Week 6
Click here for the results of games this week.
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10.20: Incanno's Environmental Work Recognized
Anthony Incanno was honored on Tuesday for his work with the Cornwall Conservation Advisory Committee.
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10.20: Remembering the Staples Boat Club
A half-century ago there were two clubs where you could keep a boat on the Cornwall-on-Hudson waterfront.
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10.20: Noted Children's Author to Visit
Beloved artist and children’s author Iza Trapani will be visiting Cornwall Public Library on Thursday, October 23rd at 4:00 p.m
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10.19: Senator Backs Randazzo for Assembly
New York Senator Chuck Schumer came to Cornwall-on-Hudson Friday afternoon.
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10.16: Placemaking Tour of Cornwall
What makes the center of Cornwall special for the people who live here?
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10.16: Haunted Hayride Designed to Scare
If you are looking for a scary treat this Halloween season, take a ride out Route 94 to Shadowwoods.
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10.16: Hearing Set for Fee Increases
The town of Cornwall will hold a public hearing on October 21 to address a hike in fees for building permits.
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10.16: Public Hearing on Maple St. Parking
A restriction on parking on Maple Street in Cornwall will be the subject of a public hearing on October 21 at 6:45 p.m.
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10.16: Jaeger Drive Concerns Addressed
Residents of Jaeger Drive may not get the relief they are seeking to calm traffic on their street.
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10.16: Electronic Disposal for Cornwall Residents
Cornwall residents will be able to dispose of their unwanted electronic items on Saturday, November 1st.
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10.16: D.A.R.E. Program Future Uncertain
Cornwall’s D.A.R.E. officer George Patsolas is resigning from the police department for personal reasons.
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10.16: Landscaping Costs at New Park
How did the town of Cornwall get stuck with a $7,000 bill for landscaping at the new Unity Park at Chadeayne circle?
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10.15: Questions Raised About 2009 Celebration
Cornwall-on-Hudson trustees want the village to appoint new chairs for the 2009 quadricentennial.
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10.15: Village Wants to Save Historic Barn
A former blacksmith’s shop on Hudson Street may find a new home in the village.
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10.15: Public Invited to SKFE Softball Celebration
The Storm King Engine Company #2 wants to invite members of the community to a special celebration.
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10.15: New Year's Ball Drop to Return
The New Year’s Eve ball drop from the roof of Storm King Theatre in Cornwall-on-Hudson has become a tradition.
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10.13: Down by the River
Observations of the natural environment at Plum Point and in Cornwall Bay.
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10.11: Minor Injuries in Car Accident
A Cornwall high school senior suffered minor injuries Friday evening in a three-car accident.
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10.10: Cornwall Fire Depts. Win Trophies
Five fire departments from the greater Cornwall area won trophies at this year’s OCVFA parade.
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10.10: Get Ready for Winter Weather
St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital Auxiliary is getting ready for its annual sale of new and gently used coats and jackets.
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10.09: COVAC Seeks Independence
The Cornwall Volunteer Ambulance Corps wants to become independent from the town of Cornwall
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10.09: Noise Ordinance Requested
A representative of a national group is asking Cornwall town board to adopt a noise ordinance.
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10.09: Police Study Being Considered
Cornwall town board members on Monday could not agree on how to respond to a Sept. 15th letter.
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10.08: Traffic Issues Presented to Town Board
A group of residents on Jaeger Drive in Cornwall wants the speed limit reduced on their street.
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10.08: Cornwall Youth Football
Click here for the full game results.
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10.07: Disposal of Electronics Scheduled
Do you have an electronic product that you want to throw away?
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10.07: Hearing on Tax Break for Cancer Center
A public hearing was held Tuesday morning about granting a sales tax break to St. Luke's Cornwall hospital.
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10.07: Cornwall United Soccer Week 5
Click here for the full game results.
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10.06: Community Garden Harvest
The first year’s crop at the community garden in Mountainville is being harvested.
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10.05: Library Sponsors Read-to-Dog Program
Children improve their skills by reading to an eager cannine.
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10.03: Rusty O'Dell Hired by Vermont Police Force
Former Cornwall police chief Russell (Rusty) O’Dell has been hired by the Middlebury, Vt., police department.
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10.01: Cornwall United Soccer Week 4
Click here for a full wrap-up of the week's games.
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10.01: Cornwall United Football Week 4
Click here for the full results of the games.
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09.30: High School Group Ready for Action
The Cornwall high school parent-teacher-student group is busy and sent in this report on its activities.
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09.29: Randazzo Rejects Calhoun's Charges
It’s campaign season and the race is heating up in the New York State 96th assembly district.
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09.29: Republican Website Attacks Randazzo
A new website attacking the record of State Assembly candidate Richard Randazzo was launched this month.
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09.28: Softball Victory Goes to Village
Softball players from the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson wrested the title back from the town of Cornwall.
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09.28: A New Road Leads to Nature Museum
The Hudson Highlands Nature Museum officially opened a new road and entrance off Angola Road on Saturday.
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09.25: New Ethics Law in Village
Requirements include financial disclosures and the establishment of a Board of Ethics.
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09.25: Golden Memories Book Published
A new book published by a Cornwall native preserves glimpses of life iin the 1930s and 40s.
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09.24: Film by Local Producer Wins Acclaim
A film produced by Barbara De Fina has been awarded a top prize by international critics at the Toronto Film Festival.
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09.24: Cancer Center Seeks State Approval
St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital officials are awaiting approval by the New York state department of health.
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09.22: Cornwall Man Charged With Rape
A Cornwall man was arrested Sunday morning and charged with first-degree rape.
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09.22: Deer Tracks
A new forum on this website for discussion of the deer population in Cornwall.
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09.18: Cornwall United Soccer Week 2
Click here for the full game results.
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09.18: Cornwall Youth Football Week 2
Click here for the full game results.
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09.18: Cornwall Schools to Get Computer Funds
State senator Bill Larkin (R-C, Cornwall-on-Hudson) has secured a grant in the amount of $65,000.
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09.17: Mayor Gross Faces Critics
Six months before the end of his first term in office, Mayor Joseph Gross is facing critics at village meetings.
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09.17: Filmmakers Shooting Movie in Cornwall
Film producers, directors, actors, and a crew of 35 people descended on Braden Place in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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09.12: Cornwall Honors Emergency Responders on 9-11
A solemn crowd gathered at Chadeayne Circle in Cornwall on Thursday evening to mark the anniversary of 9-11.
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09.11: Lucy Arnez Look-a-Like Contest
Palalia Vineyards is holding a grape-stomping contest for Lucy look-a-likes.
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09.11: Police Investigate Armed Robbery
Police are looking for a white male who reportedly robbed an 18-year-old man at gunpoint on Mailler Avenue.
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09.10: Nominate an Artist for an Award
Orange County Arts Council Awards recognize outstanding contributions to the arts in our community.
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09.09: Hospital Gala a Success Despite Rains
More than 500 party-goers braved strong winds and a heavy downpour to attend the gala.
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09.09: Cornwall Youth Football Week 1
Click here for the full game results.
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09.09: Cornwall United Soccer Week 1
Click here for the full game results.
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09.09: Neighbors Concerned About Maple Ave. Property
A group of property owners on Maple Avenue came out Monday night to question the village trustees.
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09.09: High Oil Prices Delay Paving
The high cost of oil is forcing the town of Cornwall to postpone paving Ridge Road this year.
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09.08: Charges Reduced in Daniella Jones Case
Former Cornwall high school science teacher Daniella Jones pleaded guilty to reduced charges.
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09.04: Green Dragon Podcast Debut
Cornwall Dragons sports fans have a new place to go to listen to the latest news about their favorite teams.
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09.03: Police Consolidation Meeting is Inconclusive
No action was taken Tuesday night at the long-awaited meeting between the town and village boards.
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09.02: Hospital Gala Preps at the Riverfront
Donahue Memorial Park is being transformed this week.
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09.01: Music on a Summer Afternoon
Dozens of young people came to the riverfront for the debut of L’Aissez Music Faire on Saturday at Donahue Memorial Park.
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08.29: Swimming Cities of Switchback Sea
If you were down at the riverfront on Tuesday, you may have gotten a glimpse of an amazing flotilla of boats.
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08.29: First Varsity Game: Cornwall vs Monroe
Local football fans can look forward to the start of the high school football season next Friday, September 5.
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08.29: Reunion Planned at Football Game
Some Cornwall graduates are planning a reunion at the October 10th varsity football home game against Port Jervis.
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08.27: Cornwall Commons Responds to Comments
On Tuesday, September 2, Cornwall Commons will present its response to public comments.
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08.26: Local Charity Holds First Outing
The non-profit Inheritance of Hope held its first all-expenses-paid family retreat outside of Lake George, N.Y.
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08.26: L'Aissez Music Faire
A music festival promises to let the music be at the riverfront.
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08.21: Disabled Veterans Take to the Water
Twenty disabled military veterans and U.S. Congressman John Hall went kayaking this morning in the Hudson River.
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08.21: Public Meeting on Police
The public meeting to discuss the consolidation of police resources will be held on Tuesday, September 2.
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08.20: Docks Need More Flotation
The new docks at the riverfront will need some work before they can be fully operational.
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08.12: Local Scout Gets State Award
A member of Boy Scout Troop 118 is named N.Y. State Eagle of the Year.
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08.11: Filmmakers Looking for Movie Set
Click here for an update on the location hunt and actors confirmed for the production.
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08.05: Sgt. Felix Hill -- A Model Soldier
A World War One soldier was remembered on Sunday at the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor.
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08.05: Double Rainbows Delight Many in Cornwall
Two beautiful rainbows appeared in the sky over Cornwall on Saturday evening.
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08.03: Join the Green Ride
Bike riders are wanted to join Bill Schuster, head of The Black Rock Forest Consortium, for a 230-mile ride
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07.30: Schofield Promoted to Sergeant
The town of Cornwall police department has a new sergeant, Douglas Schofield.
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07.29: Fatal Boating Accident on the Hudson
A boating excursion on the Hudson River turned deadly shortly after 11 p.m. on Monday night.
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07.28: Godspell opens Friday Night
The Robert W. Souza Scholarship for the Performing Arts will offer its latest presentation.
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07.28: Godspell at a Winery?
Well, it wasn’t a miracle, really. But sometimes, things just seem to come together, even when you least expect it.
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07.28: Minor Girls Pick Up Another Victory
The 11-year-old Cornwall Girls Softball team took another step forward on Monday evening.
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07.24: Mayor Concerned About Planned Development
Village mayor Joe Gross is not happy with a multi-use commercial/residential development on Hudson Street.
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07.24: Girls Win District Title
The 11-year-old girls softball team will play in the state quarterfinals in Cornwall next Monday.
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07.23: Sex Offender Charged With Violating Terms
Cornwall police arrested a convicted sex offender on Tuesday after he failed to report an address change,
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07.23: Duo Arrested on Burglary Charges
Cornwall police arrested two men after one was spotted climbing into the window of a residence on Firth Street.
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07.22: Changes on Tap in Village Square
Three actions by the village board could change the look of the village square area in the weeks and months ahead.
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07.22: Village Future Focus at Board Meeting
Development and sustainability emerged as hot topics at Monday's board of trustee meeting.
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07.21: The Laramie Project - Riveting Drama
An exploration of a community’s search to understand its response to a tragic event took to the stage Friday.
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07.21: Cornwall Boys Play Home This Week
11-year-old boys team and the 9-10-year-old boys team play sectional games in the Cornwall Little League park.
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07.20: Environmental Award to Black Rock Manager
John Brady has received a new environmental award.
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07.20: Orange County Parking Study Released
There’s plenty of parking available in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson if drivers know how to find it.
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07.20:
Mayor Joe Gross has taken advantage of his first opportunity as mayor to file comments about Cornwall Commons,
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07.19: Minor Boys WIn District Title
The Cornwall 9-10 baseball team won the District 19 championship game on Saturday,
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07.18: Is that a Raspberry?
The berry clusters sit gleaming red, tempting you to put one in your mouth, and you do!
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07.18: 9-10 Girls Win Championship
The Cornwall Girls Minor Softball team won the District 19 title on Thursday night in Walden.
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07.17: Boy Suffers Minor Injuries in Accident
A 12-year-old boy was hit by a car this afternoon near Cornwall Town Hall.
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07.17: String of Larcenies from Unlocked Vehicles
Cornwall-on-Hudson police are investigating the reported theft of items from unlocked vehicles.
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07.17: Man Tries to Get Free Gas, Police Say
Cornwall police arrested a man on Monday after he allegedly tried get gas for free from the Citgo station on Route 9W.
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07.17: Cornwall 11-Year-Old Boys Win Title
The 11-year-old Cornwall boys baseball team clinched the Division 19 championship on Wednesday evening.
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07.16: DPW Employee on the Mend
Charles Faurot, the village employee run over by a DPW truck two weeks ago, is recuperating after surgery.
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07.16: Early Morning Garbage Pick Ups Back On
The department plans to make a small change in its garbage pick-up schedule.
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07.16: Summer Playground Problems Sorted Out
The unexpected departure of its long-time director and a drop in enrollment create challenges.
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07.16: Police Consolidation Still on the Agenda
Talk first, study later. That’s the consensus of how the village and town will handle the issue of police consolidation.
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07.15: Minor Girls Go for District Title
In a battle of unbeaten teams, the Cornwall Minor Girls Softball team took on Montgomery at the Warwick fields.
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07.14: Learning to Rescue Large Animals
Animal rescue experts were in Cornwall this past weekend, teaching emergency responders.
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07.14: Cornwall Co-op to Hold Farm Stand
The Cornwall Food Co-op invites the public to learn more about its efforts and buy fresh food, too.
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07.12: Tom DiCarrado Proposes Animal Shelter
The town of Cornwall is considering a proposal to move dogs in its care to the Newburgh SPCA shelter in New Windsor.
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07.10: All-Star Minor Softball Team Takes Two
The team defeated Otisville and New Windsor in the first two games of the play-off.
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07.09: Train Incident Raises Alarms
Multiple police, fire and rescue units responded to the riverfront near the Cornwall Yacht Club around 11 p.m.
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07.09: Senior Softball Team Grabs Championship
Cornwall's senior all-start softball team bounced back from a 3-0 deficit to beat Town of Wallkill 7-4.
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07.09: Spanish Restaurant Opens in the VIllage
Cornwall residents can celebrate the opening of another new restaurant.
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07.08: Town Orders Pool Leak Repair
The Cornwall town board voted Monday night to repair the leak at the town pool at a cost of $13,500.
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07.08: Attorney Says He's Running for Mayor
Peter X. Neuman, a retired attorney who lives in Cornwall-on-Hudson, says he plans to run for village mayor
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07.08: Small Turnout at Public Hearing
A public hearing on Cornwall Commons, a planned adult community, was held with little fanfare.
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07.08: Town Board Cool to Police Proposal
The Cornwall town board is not ready to support the village’s exploration of a consolidation of police departments.
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07.08: All-Star Game Results
The Cornwall GIrls Softball teams continued to rack up victories on the field this week.
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07.06: Fourth of July Fireworks
Long before the fireworks were set off, a team from Legion Fireworks in Wappingers was busy laying them out.
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07.06: All Star Game Results
A complete description of the Senior Softball team's recent victories and a round-up of other scores.
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07.05: Independence Day Celebration in the Park
The 2008 Independence Day festivities took place under cloudy skies.
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07.05: Children's Games Attract a Crowd
The children’s games attracted kids from toddler age to teenage in a series of races
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07.05: Highlights of the 4th of July Parade
You could describe a parade simply as the passing of marching bands and twirling batons.
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07.04: Independence Day Pet Show Draws Crowd
People lined up early to get a look at dozens of dogs, cats, and a cricket or two.
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07.03: Police Charge Woman in Skateboarding Incident
A woman is accused of helping teens skateboard on Route 9W.
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07.02: DPW Employee Struck by Garbage Truck
An employee of the Cornwall-on-Hudson department of public works was injured Wednesday morning.
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07.02: DPW Employee Recuperating from Injuries
The village employee who was struck by a sanitation truck Wednesday morning is recuperating from his injuries.
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07.02: All-Star Game Results
Click here for results of Tuesday and Wednesday games.
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07.02: Business Owner Seeks to Overturn ZBA Ruling
Tony Missere is going to court to overturn ZBA decisions.
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07.01: Cornwall All-Star Game Results
Cornwall’s Little League All-Star teams won their first round of games on Monday night.
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07.01: NYMA Opens Pool to Cornwall Residents
Cornwall town supervisor Kevin Quigley says that he reached an agreement with the New York Military Academy.
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07.01: Cornwall High School Graduation
Sandy Kessner sent in some lovely photos taken at the CCHS graduation ceremony last Friday.
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06.30: Bill Larkin: Our Senator in Albany
What does a State Senator do up in Albany? Curious to find out, I paid a visit to Republican State Senator Bill Larkin.
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06.30: Leak Closes Town Pool
The Cornwall town board will hold a special meeting on Monday to discuss how they are going to fix the problem.
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06.29: Cornwall Middle School Graduation
Scenes from graduation in photos taken by Valerie Ransbottom's husband, Scott.
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06.28: Pirates Win Little League Majors Title
The Pirates won the Cornwall Little League Major Division championship on Saturday.
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06.28: Local Artist's Work Decorates Hospital
St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital and local artist Joy Monte have collaborated to bring her artwork to the pediatric unit.
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06.28: Library Awarded Humanities Books
Cornwall Public Library has been awarded the 2008 We the People “Created Equal” Bookshelf.
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06.26: Fourth-Graders Move Up
Members of the Class of 2016 said goodbye to their elementary schools this week.
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06.26: School's Out
Thursday was the last official day of school for Cornwall students.
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06.26: Twister Photo
Cornwall-on-Hudson resident Bob Langston sent in this photo.
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06.26: Young Naturalists Graduate
The Hudson Highlands Nature Museum's Young Naturalists pre-K program held its graduation.
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06.23: Two Troop 118 Scouts Become Eagle Scouts
An Eagle Scout Court of Honor was held on Sunday,at the Bethlehem Presbyterian Church.
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06.23: General's Father Dies in California
Sixtus Petraeus, the father of Gen. David Petraeus, died June 19, 2008.
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06.20: Sands-Ring Homestead Gets Grant
A state grant will enable the historic homestead to strengthen its community role.
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06.20: CCMS Jazz Combo Whirlwind Tour
It was hot jazz on a hot afternoon when the CCMS Jazz Combo performed for the community.
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06.20: Cornwall Community Tent Available
The Town of Cornwall accepted an offer from the Greater Cornwall Chamber of Commerce to install a tent.
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06.20: Public Library Needs Help for Parade
The Cornwall Public Library is looking for volunteers to help assemble a float for this year's Fourth of July parade.
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06.20: Purple Heart Creation Wins Award
Roger Baker mowed a huge replica of the medal in a field.
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06.18: Two Charged With Larceny at Cumberland Farms
A month-long investigation has resulted in the arrest of two women on felony charges.
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06.18: Summer Playground Details
A Message from Will Hall, Program Director
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06.17: Business Vision Questioned
A business owner appeared before the village trustees asking about their position towards business development.
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06.17: Village Square Improvements Recommended
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson may get three intersections re-designed.
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06.17: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
Dock Move Planned; New Planning Board Member; How to Stop Unwanted Phone Books
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06.17: Oh, Deer!
A group asked the village board to change a local law to allow bow hunters to kill 50 deer a year.
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06.16: Rain Doesn't Dampen Block Party
This past Saturday, the residents of Duncan Avenue held their second annual block party.
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06.16: Village Votes to Study Police Consolidation
The village board took a step toward consolidation of its police department with the town of Cornwall
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06.13: Growing a Community Garden in Mountainville
A vision of a sustainable lifestyle that enriches the earth and a sense of community at the same time.
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06.13: Boy Finds Cash in Garbage, Hands It In
A 12-year-old boy in the village had a big surprise recently when he looked into a trash can.
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06.13: Vistors Welcome at Riverfront
People who don’t have an annual parking permit will now be able to spend the day enjoying the Hudson River.
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06.13: Art Along the Hudson Expands
Cornwall residents won’t have to go very far this summer to enjoy an abundance of art.
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06.10: Daniella Jones Pleads Not Guilty to Charges
Daniella Jones pleaded not guilty on Monday to felony charges that she defrauded the unemployment compensation system.
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06.10: Town Approves Summer Tent for Chamber
The Greater Cornwall Chamber of Commerce will put up a tent at Town Hall Park.
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06.10: Senior Wins St. Thomas Scholarship
Cornwall High School senior Jill Roth received the 2008 Father Hauck Memorial Scholarship for $500.00.
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06.10: Main Street Mile on July 4th
The 10th annual Main Street Mile will get underway the afternoon of Friday, July 4.
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06.10: Varsity Baseball Scores
Cornwall lost to Maine-Endwell 5-3, in the state quarterfinal baseball game Tuesday in New Paltz.
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06.09: A Bigger Riverfest in 2008
A beautiful, sunny day greeted festival-goers on Saturday morning.
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06.09: Village Ice Cream Stand Gets A Name
The ice cream stand near the village bandstand has a new name.
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06.09: New Restaurant Opens for Business
Food lovers will be happy to know that a new restaurant has opened up in the village.
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06.09: Dragons Win in Baseball playoffs
Cornwall advanced in the state quarterfinals on Monday after defeating Somers 7-6.
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06.09: Dragons Win in Baseball Playoffs
Cornwall advanced in the state quarterfinals on Monday after defeating Somers 7-6.
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06.08: Teen Drivers Get Sobering Message
Tuesday’s “Not One More” Program at Cornwall Central High School hit its mark.
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06.08: Red Sox Clinch Little League Title
The Red Sox Junior/Senior Little League baseball team won the championship game on Thursday against the Cardinals.
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06.08: AAU Under-13 Tournament Results
The Cornwall Dragons AAU 13-under basketball team posted a 4-1 tournament record.
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06.04: 4th of July Fundraising
Funds are need to cover the cost of this year's celebration.
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06.04: Junior Girl Scouts Win Bronze
After lots of hard work and commitment, Cornwall’s Troop 23 has earned its Bronze Award.
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06.04: Library Needs Young Volunteers
Will you be entering sixth grade in September?
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06.04: American Flag Stolen
Hudson Street residents Lee and Jaci Murphy are concerned about the theft of their American flag.
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06.04: Leaders Face Business Development Issues
A grant from Orange County is prompting village and town leaders to delve into issues of development.
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06.03: Black Bear on the Move
Julia Lawrence had a big surprise Tuesday shortly after noon as she drove by Joques Retreat.
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06.02: Ivy Rock Farms Preserves a Way of Life
A farm has grown up in the shadow of Schunnemunk Mountain whose owners wants to share its bounty.
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06.02: Ex-Teacher Charged With Unemployment Fraud
Daniella Raquel Jones, the teacher fired by the Cornwall school district in January, faces felony charges.
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05.30: Village Settles With Fired Employee
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson has agreed to settle a lawsuit brought by Debra Foster
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05.30: Floating Docks Donated to Village
New floating docks will soon be arriving at the riverfront.
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05.30: Groundbreaking Ceremony for Cancer Center
Local leaders were on hand for the ceremony Friday afternoon.
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05.29: Noted Saxophonist at St. John's Concert
The "Celebration Series" marks the church's 150th anniversary.
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05.29: Doyle Wins Photography Awards
Local photographer Tom Doyle won the first and second place prizes.
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05.26: Memorial Day: A Hometown Parade
A re-dedication of a World War I memorial was a highlight of this year's parade.
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05.26: Memorial Day: Remembering Those Who Serve
The sacrifice of the men and women who have served was the focus on Monday’s Memorial Day remembrance.
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05.26: Middle School Musicians Compete
The middle school band and chorus won a silver rating in a state competition.
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05.26: Village Sets Fee for Summer Camp
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees has approved a new fee schedule for its annual summer camp
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05.22: MacLeods of Cornwall -- A Hometown Band
The Memorial Day parade will include a band that has been playing in Cornwall for nearly 50 years.
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05.22: Hike-A-Thon Fundraiser a Success
Mother Nature was smiling on the museum for this year’s Hike-A-Thon fundraiser.
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05.22: Crafters Wanted for 4th of July
The Cornwall Independence Day Committee invites craftspeople to participate.
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05.20: Village to Study Police Consolidation
Village board members want to study the feasibility of consolidating the village police department with the town.
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05.20: Cornwall United Soccer Week 6
Click here for full results.
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05.20: Sen. Larkin Collects Cellphones for Soldiers
Senator Larkin's district office in New Windsor will serve as a collection site for the Cell Phone For Soldiers project.
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05.20: School Budget and BOE vote
The results of Tuesday school budget vote is in.
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05.20: Teacher Found Not Guilty of Harassment
Daniella Jones was found not guilty of harassing a high school student, Joseph Strickland.
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05.19: Tuesday Vote on $54.1 Million School Budget
A school budget of $54, 139,773 will be voted on this Tuesday, May 20.
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05.19: Cornwall Animal Shelter Faces Closure
The town of Cornwall wants to contract out the care of animals at the town dog shelter.
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05.18: Train Spill Leads to Riverfront Closure
A liquid spill from a railroad car along the riverfront caused the area to be closed to traffic.
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05.18: Fourth-graders Perform at CCHS
The annual spring concert was held at the high school.
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05.15: Cornwall Art Walk Unites Art & Business
A six-week-long art extravaganza kicks off this weekend with art by three dozen local artists.
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05.15: Officers Enforce Seat Belt Law
If you think you’ve seen a lot more police in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson this week, you’re right.
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05.15: Water Dept. Project Won't Stop Memorial
The water department had to do some problem-solving as it installs a new pressure valve chamber.
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05.15: Cornwall Youth Takes 1st Place in Rowing Race
A local student, Clayton Gray, won first place in the NYS Scholastic Rowing Association Championships.
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05.15: American Legion Sign Destroyed by Vandals
The American Legion sign at Town Hall Park has been removed following an act of vandalism.
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05.13: Cornwall United Soccer Week 5
Highlights of the Cornwall United Soccer games on Mother's Day weekend.
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05.13: Bunt Named to Planning Board
Former Cornwall town supervisor Helen Bunt has been appointed to the town planning board.
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05.13: Town Sets Hearing on Development Grants
The town of Cornwall will hold a public hearing on a community block grant application on Monday, June 2
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05.13: Is There a Food Co-op in Cornwall's Future?
A group of Cornwall residents wants to bring fresh local produce and bulk food to town.
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05.13: CCMS Jazz Combo Plays All Over Town
In the second year since its inception, the Cornwall Middle School Jazz Combo is going strong.
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05.10: Police Arrest Suspect in Car Larceny
Cornwall police arrested a 17-year-old male from New Windsor after two officers saw him steal items from a vehicle.
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05.08: Chamber Pushes for Main St. Improvements
The Cornwall business community wants a stepped-up effort to clean up Main Street.
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05.08: Protter Joins Orange County Land Trust Board
Howard Protter has been appointed as a trustee to the Orange County Land Trust.
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05.08: Music Lovers Delight on Friday
Local residents will have a rare opportunity on Friday to hear an award-winning folk singer from Nashville.
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05.06: Developer Floats a Proposal for NYMA Property
A real estate developer introduced a tentative proposal on Monday night for a multi-use project on 67 acres.
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05.06: Beltane Festival This Weekend
A contemporary version of an ancient spring festival will be held this Saturday.
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05.02: New Recyclable Pick-Up Schedule Takes Effect
Changes in the pick up of recyclable materials take effect on Monday, May 5, in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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05.02: Arrests, Summonses Up in Village
Police in Cornwall-on-Hudson were busy in 2007, according to New York State statistics.
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05.01: Sturgeon Spawning in the Hudson
Boaters should look out for “Minerva McGonagall,” a seven-and-a-half foot long Atlantic sturgeon.
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05.01: Award for Three Decades in Business
Smitchger Realty has been a mainstay of Main Street in Cornwall for 38 years.
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04.30: Cornwall on Oprah Today
Some twenty million people are going to get a chance to learn about Cornwall today
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04.30: Cornwall United Soccer Week 3
The results from the Cornwall United soccer teams games on April 27.
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04.29: A Marriage Based in Art
Thom Munterich and Jackie Skrzynski are in many ways a typical Cornwall-on-Hudson couple.
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04.29: Young Poets Win Awards
Five young poets received awards at the Timothy Mumford Memorial Poetry Competition.
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04.29: What To Do About The Deer?
At the meeting last week at The Grail, the discussion was about deer and trees.
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04.28: Mother Goose Leads the Way
A goose family tried to find its way to Ring's Pond on Monday.
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04.23: The Value of a River View
A debate over the village’s view preservation law is likely to go on for months.
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04.23: Interim Attorney for Village
The Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees appointed Charles Frankel's firm as interim village counsel.
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04.23: Village Officer Deployed to Iraq
Village police office Raymondhan Maeang will be headed to Iraq next month along with his Marine Corps reserve unit.
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04.23: Petraeus Tapped for Centcom
General David Petraeus has been nominated o serve as the new chief of the U.S. Central Command,
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04.21: Woman's Book Explains Illness, Hope to Kids
A cancer diagnosis results in a life of giving for one village mother.
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04.21: Tree-Planting Ceremony in Village
A tree honoring the young victims of the Oklahoma City bombed was dedicated on Friday.
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04.21: Save the Date
Two community events are so important the organizers want you to mark your calendars now!
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04.21: Picture Perfect Photo Shoot at Riverfront
The first public challenge to the group use policy at the riverfront had a happy ending on Saturday.
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04.21: Public Speaks on Closing Rte. 218 Ext.
Cornwall-on-Hudson trustees listened as people spoke about Route 218 extension.
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04.21: Colonel Blair Passes
Colonel Russell Blair, a fixture in Cornwall-on-Hudson for decades, passed away on April 20, 2008.
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04.17: Earth Day Activities Abound
The events get started this weekend for what promises to be 10-days of earth-loving fun.
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04.17: Teacher Trial Postponed
Fired Cornwall high school teacher Daniella Jones will have to wait another month for her court date.
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04.17: Woman Injured in Motorcycle Crash
A 49-year-old woman from Central Valley was injured.
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04.17: Couple Questions Riverfront Park Policy
The new policy for groups to use Donahue Memorial Park faced its first public challenge.
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04.15: Oh, Say Can You See?
Or have you seen a piece of village history that has gone missing?
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04.15: Lattimore Studio Atelier Exhibit Opens in Cornwall
Famed portrait artist Andrew Lattimore and students show their recent work.
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04.15: River Bank Expansion Plans On Hold
Village zoning board says building next to the River Bank is not in the business district.
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04.15: Cornwall United Soccer Week 2
Results of the games for boys and girls teams.
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04.15: Modified Softball Team Wins Two
The Cornwall modified softball team has established a record of 2-0.
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04.14: Six Week Art Walk Planned
The Greater Cornwall Chamber of Commerce hosts the Greater Cornwall Art Walk, beginning in May.
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04.14: Adults and Children Make Music Together
The third annual “Bring Your Family to a Band Rehearsal” night was a smashing success.
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04.12: Under Blue Skies, Little League Begins
Hundreds of little leaguers across Cornwall awoke Saturday to a perfect opening day.
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04.11: Remembering Walt Koch
Walter Koch, age 89, one of the area's foremost leaders of the Boy Scouts, died on Wednesday, April 9, 2008.
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04.11: Lawyers Are Consultants in Cornwall Schools
The Cornwall Central School District is not targeted by the New York State Attorney General’s investigation.
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04.11: Cornwall Softball Team Gets 3 Straight Wins
The Cornwall High School varsity softball team racked up wins in non-league play this week.
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04.09: Grease Opens at the High School
The Cornwall high school production of Grease will rock your socks off.
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04.09: CCMS Musicians Play in All-County Festival
The CCMS All-County Band, Chorus and Orchestra will participate in the Performing Arts Festival.
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04.08: New Village Trustees Sworn In
Two new Cornwall-on-Hudson trustees were sworn into office on Monday evening.
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04.08: Meet Andrew Argenio
Andrew Argenio is the newest member of the Cornwall-on-Hudson planning board
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04.08: Library Budget Approved
Voters approved the Cornwall Public Library budget on Tuesday by a margin of 347 to 89..
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04.04: Mayor Gross Looks Back on First Year
One year after he took office, Mayor Joe Gross points to more public discussion.
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04.03: Village Seeks to Replace Law Firm
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is looking for a new law firm.
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04.02: Fires Displaces Eight Familes in New Windsor
New Windsor police are investigating the cause of the fire at the Village Squire Apartments.
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04.02: Electrical Outlet Sparks Fire
A malfunctioning electrical outlet started a fire at a home on Avenue A on Tuesday evening.
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04.02: Trustee Hahn Honored by Fire Department
Rudy Hahn received a plaque of appreciation from Storm King Fire Engine Co. #2 on Wednesday evening.
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04.02: St. Thomas CYO Team to Finals
The girl's 7th grade basketball team was crowned CYO Upstate Champs last weekend.
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04.01: School Board Opposes Woodbury Zoning Change
The Cornwall school board passed a resolution on Monday opposing a zoning change in Woodbury.
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04.01: A Fairytale of a Musical Opens Thursday
Fairytale characters take the stage in the Cornwall middle school production of “Into the Woods.”
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04.01: CCMS Student Artwork Award
The artwork created by a Cornwall middle school student has won an honorable mention.
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03.30: New Websites You Don't Want to Miss!
The Hudson Highlands Nature Museum and the Cornwall Public Library have new websites.
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03.30: Hospital Boutique Offers Style, Savings
The New to You Boutique opened on Thursday on Route 94.
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03.30: Plant a Tree, or Bush, or Flowers
Orange County is offering a low-cost way to plant more trees and flowers.
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03.27: Juniors Wanted for Boys State Program
The American Legion is seeking applicants for its leadership program in Albany.
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03.27: School District to Discuss Legacy Ridge
The Cornwall School District is holding a meeting on Monday, March 31, at 6 p.m. to discuss the impact of the Legacy Ridge.
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03.27: State Law Would Benefit Local Wineries
The New York State Senate has passed a bill that allows farm stands to sell wine at roadside stands.
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03.23: Easter Bunny News
It's Easter.. and we can prove it.
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03.21: School Districts Develops Advanced Curriculum
Students at Cornwall middle school will be able to take more rigorous English and social studies classes next year.
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03.21: State Funds to Improve Tax Assessment System
Orange and Ulster Counties will receive $100,000 apiece to study how to improve property tax assessment and collection.
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03.21: Cornwall Observes Red Cross Month
Cornwall town supervisor Kevin Quigley recently welcomed Michelle Strom of the American Red Cross
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03.18: Voter Turnout on Tuesday
Voter participation reached 506 people in the Cornwall-on-Hudson this election.
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03.18: Village Recycling Changes
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is cutting back on its recycling pickups starting May 5.
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03.18: Election Results in Village
Cornwall-on-Hudson voters elected two trustees on Tuesday, March 18.
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03.17: Lady Wolverines Win Championship
St. Thomas of Canterbury School's Lady Wolverines finished their season 19-0 with a 31-23 victory
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03.17: St. Thomas Academic & Athletic All Stars
Students were recognized by the Orange County Parochial School League this weekend.
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03.14: 5th Graders Get St. Patrick's Treat
Fifth graders listened to the talents of a special guest and learned some Irish and Scottish history.
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03.14: Library Budget Up for Approval
The Cornwall Public Library’s Board of Trustees has approved the operating budget for the next fiscal year.
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03.14: Girls Varsity Team Results
The Cornwall girls basketball team narrowly lost the state semi-final game against Honeoye Falls-Lima.
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03.14: Teacher's Trial Postponed Two Weeks
The harassment trial of Daniella Jones has been rescheduled for April 22.
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03.12: Earth Hour 2008
A reader alerted us to this global effort to turn the lights out for one hour on March 29.
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03.12: Crazy for You Comes to Town
Crazy for You is the latest production of the PTO Kids Klub at Cornwall-on-Hudson elementary.
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03.12: Trial Set for Fired Teacher
The harassment case against Daniella Jones is going to trial.
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03.11: The Case of the Missing Map
Is there an official zoning map of the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson?
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03.11: School Honors Program Prompts Questions
Cornwall schools superintendent Timothy Rehm re-assured parents at a board of education meeting on Monday.
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03.10: Senator Larkin: Not Going to Cast Judgment
New York State Senator Bill Larkin says that he is not going to cast judgment on New York Governor Eliot Spitzer
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03.09: Power Outage in Cliffside Park
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson reports that Central Hudson crews are working to restore power to the area.
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03.06: Girls Advance to Semi-Finals
Cornwall girls basketball team plays Pearl River in a semi-final game on Friday.
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03.05: Local Man Volunteers for Disaster Relief
Deke Hazirjian a Cornwall-on-Hudson resident, recently volunteered in Gassville, Arkansas.
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03.05: Stone Hollow Gets Drainage District
The Cornwall town board on Monday approved the creation of a new drainage district.
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03.05: Flood Watch Issued; Moodna Waters High
The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for Orange County.
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03.04: Students Rock the World
Saving planet earth is the goal of 108 elementary school students when they take to the stage this weekend
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03.03: Police Investigate Break-in
Cornwall-on-Hudson police are investigating a burglary discovered last Friday morning at the Market-on-Hudson restaurant.
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03.03:
The sudden death of a man in a house fire last Wednesday struck a raw nerve among people in Cornwall.
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03.03: Levi Kreis Plays Benefit Concert
Crooner Levi Kreis wowed the crowd at the Ritz Theatre in Newburgh last Thursday evening in a benefit concert.
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03.02: Irish Tunes on a Sunday Afternoon
Fans of Irish music got a chance to tap their toes to some lively tunes this Sunday.
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03.01: Obituary: Carmina Gardner
Carmina Gardner , 59 years-old., a life-long resident of Cornwall, died on March 1, 2008
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02.28: Donations to the Jessup Family
An account has been set up to accept donations to the Jessup family.
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02.28: Obituary: David Jessup
David A. Jessup, 47, of Cornwall, died on February 27, 2008.
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02.27: One Dead in House Fire
A man was killed on Wednesday when a fire swept through his home in Cornwall at midday.
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02.26: School District: $54 Million in New Budget
The Cornwall Central School District is asking for a total of $54.1 million, a 6.37% increase over last year.
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02.26: Board Questioned on Teacher Firing
The termination of high school science teacher Daniella Jones surfaced at the Monday meeting of the Cornwall School Board.
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02.26: Shakespeare Comes to the Village
The bard's play, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, takes the stage at the Storm King School.
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02.25: Cornwall Asks Feds for Sewer Repair Funds
Cornwall town supervisor Kevin Quigley has requested $1.07 million from the federal government
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02.25: Snow Mermaid on Academy Avenue
The mermaid snow sculpture on Academy Avenue became a hot topic on Sunday. Photo gallery.
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02.23: Hall Answers Questions on Water, Vets
About 75 people showed up to meet Democratic congressman John Hall at Cornwall town hall Saturday afternoon
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02.22: Larkin Funds Teacher-Library Grant
Cornwall elementary school teachers can look forward to some extra money to purchase items that they frequently pay for on their own.
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02.22: Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor night...
...shall keep mail delivery woman Erin Webb from her duty.
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02.22: Support Your Local Businesses
Bryan’s Bikes and Cornwall Country Homes store are having a grand re-opening this Saturday.
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02.22: Village Mayor Does a Ride-Along
Cornwall-on-Hudson Mayor Joe Gross looks like he is enjoying his ride on a village plow today.
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02.20: Mayor Seeks Input on Park Extension
Mayor Joseph Gross would like to permanently close Dock Hill Road extension and make it a park.
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02.19: Water Quality Good in Cornwall Creeks
An Orange County study of the water quality of creeks found some of the highest quality in Cornwall streams.
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02.19: Scouts Luncheon at West Point
By Christine Kirk
The 78th birthday of the Boy Scouts was celebrated at a luncheon at the West Point Officers Club
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02.19: Riverfront Park Use Debated
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson wants to impose fees for groups to use the riverfront gazebo.
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02.18: Scouts Go to Phillie
Scouts and leaders from Cornwall Boy Scout troop 118 celebrated Presidents Day in Philadelphia.
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02.15: Hall to Meet Constituents in Cornwall
U.S. representative John Hall will meet with local residents on Saturday, February 23, at Cornwall Town Hall.
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02.15: NYMA Gets $5 Million Invested in Future
The New York Military Academy is not closing.
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02.14: The Iceman Cometh....
and leaves in his wake a world glistening in the sunlight, as captured this morning on Mountain Road.
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02.13: Nicky's Back in the Restaurant Business
There is a re-birth of sorts on Hudson Street in Cornwall-on-Hudson, a return of a chef whom many hold close to their hearts.
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02.13: Two Sixth Grade Art Students Featured
By Gina Dianis, Art Teacher
It is very exciting to share two talented artists.
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02.13: Spirit Connection in the Village
A new shop in the village offers an array of soaps, lotions, and jewelry and services to enhance the mind/spirit/body connection.
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02.13: Legal Notice from the Public Library
Notice is hereby given that the Cornwall Public Library Board of Trustees of the Cornwall Central School District...
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02.12: A Snow-Covered View
A field covered in snow can be a vision of beauty, as photographer Charles David WInchell knows.
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02.12: FEMA Grant for Riverfront on Slow Track
The rush to reinforce the riverfront against erosion has turned into a crawl.
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02.12: Four Petitions Filed in Village Trustee Race
Four people handed in petitions to run for two trustee seats in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson in the March election.
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02.12: Zoning Decision Hinges on a Letter
The village zoning board failed to make a decision about the boundaries of the central business district on Monday.
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02.12: St. Thomas Girls Basketball Team Wins
By Christine Staudle
The St. Thomas girls basketball team clinched the OCPSL Eastern Division Championship.
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02.10: Randazzo Announces Bid for Assembly Seat
Sounding like a populist, former town supervisor Richard Randazzo announced his candidacy for the state assembly.
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02.10: Village Politics of the 70s - One Man's View
As a new electoral season opens in Cornwall-on-Hudson, one man looks back at his own decade in public office 30 years ago
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02.09: Black Rabbit Found in Homeland
A black rabbit that looks like it has been someone’s pet is on the loose in the Homeland area of Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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02.08: Drama Club Preview at Willow Ave. School
If you want some great entertainment, head over to Willow Avenue Elementary School on Friday to see “Doo Wop Wed Widing Hood.”
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02.07: New Signs to Mark Fight Against Con Ed
New signs are going up at the riverfront and Storm King Mountain trails to mark the historic fight.
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02.07: Boy Dies of Flu; Shots Still Available
Orange County health officials are encouraging residents to get a flu shot following the death of a local child.
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02.07: New Windsor Police Nab Suspect in ATM Theft
New Windsor police have arrested a man they say drove his SUV through the front of a deli in New Windsor.
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02.07: Randazzo to Launch Assembly Bid on Sunday
Former Cornwall supervisor Richard Randazzo will challenge Nancy Calhoun for assembly seat.
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02.06: Primary Election Results
Cornwall voters made their choice in Tuesday’s primary election. Read the results, broken down by district.
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02.05: Cornwall Girl Donates Hair
Tess McVan, a first grader at Cornwall Elementary School, donated her blonde tresses to the Locks of Love program.
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02.05: Gilmore Decides Not to Run For Trustee
Bob Gilmore, the former head of the Cornwall-on-Hudson Department of Public Works, has decided not to run for trustee.
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02.05: Food Grown Close to Home
If you love to eat locally-grown produce there are some new opportunities sprouting up in Cornwall.
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02.05: Special Meeting Re-scheduled
The Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Board of Trustees has re-scheduled its Special Meeting to February 6, 2008 at 5:30 p.m.
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02.03: Gruber Serving on Airport Advisory Panel
Simon Gruber is excited about the chance to influence Stewart Airport’s growth as a member of the Citizens Advisory Panel.
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02.02: Groundhog See Six More Weeks of Winter
Do we face six more weeks of winter in Cornwall?
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02.01: Tax Assistance for Seniors
Free tax assistance for senior citizens will be offered beginning today.
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01.31: Learning about Nature in Black Rock Forest
The woods and reservoirs of Black Rock Forest are serving as a laboratory for Cornwall elementary school students
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01.30: Cornwall Man Faces Burglary, Assault Charges
An unruly man kicked out the rear window of a Cornwall police cruiser early Sunday.
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01.30: Two More Arrests in Trespass Case
Cornwall police have arrested two more teens in connection with an alleged criminal trespassing at a vacant dwelling.
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01.29: Hudson-Fulton Committee Seeks Volunteers
The Hudson-Fulton 2009 celebration has an official website for Cornwall.
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01.29: High School Teacher Fired
On Monday, the Cornwall school board approved the firing of a replacement science teacher at the high school.
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01.28: Historic Homes Featured Monday Night
If you are interested in local history and in the preservation of historic houses in Cornwall, don't miss Monday's meeting.
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01.28: St. Thomas Girls Basketball Team Advances
St. Thomas took the lead in the Orange County Parochial School basketball league.
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01.28: The Grail Opens Doors to the Community
A group of women who live on the outskirts of Cornwall-on-Hudson want to know their neighbors better.
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01.28: Wi-Fi Hot Spot in Village Center
Would you like to sit on a bench in the village square and surf the internet on your laptop?
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01.27: Frederic Edwin Church Paintings on View
Admirers of the Hudson Valley school of 19th-century painters will want to visit a new exhibit in New York City.
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01.27: Three Nabbed for Trespass in Vacant House
Three local youths were arrested on January 20 and charged with criminal trespassing inside a vacant dwelling
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01.25: Rash of Car Break-ins
Village and town police are investigating six incidents in which unlocked vehicles were tampered with
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01.25: Duncan Avenue Water Main Repaired
The temperature hovered below freezing on Friday morning but the water was still flowing.
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01.25: Water Dept. Site To Be Sold
The Cornwall-on-Hudson water department is planning to sell its former headquarters building on Maple Avenue.
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01.24: 14-Year-Old Arrested in Burglary
Cornwall police arrested a 14-year-old boy in the burglary of a home on DiMiceli Street on Wednesday.
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01.24: Cornwall Resident on Stewart Airport Panel
A Cornwall resident has been appointed to the Stewart Airport Citizens Panel, which had its first meeting on January 23.
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01.23: Zoning Dispute in the Village Square
Local businessman Ray Yannone has been busy this month attending planning board, zoning board and trustee meetings.
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01.23: Halvorsen Sworn in As DPW Superintendent
Dave Halvorsen was sworn in on Tuesday evening as the new superintendent of the Cornwall-on-Hudson Department of Public Work,
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01.23: New Budget Raises Taxes 3.5%
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees has approved a $3.5 million budget for 2008-9.
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01.23: More Water to Flow from Black Rock Plant
Water superintendent Robert June says he expects to be drawing more water from the Black Rock treatment plant in the near future.
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01.21: Report: Petraeus Considered for NATO Chief
Cornwall-on-Hudson native General David Petraeus is being considered as the next NATO commander,
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01.21: Teen Arrested in July Burglary Case
Cornwall police arrested a 15-year-old male on Monday and charged him in a burglary that occurred last July.
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01.19: Rick Gioia to Run for Village Trustee
Another candidate wants to run for a seat on the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees.
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01.18: Parking Issues Surface at Planning Board
Parking in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson emerged as a central issue at a planning board meeting this week.
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01.16: Gilmore Considers Run for Office
Bob Gilmore, the former head of the village’s Department of Public Works, is considering a run for public office.
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01.15: Summer Playground Funding in Question
Funding for the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson’s summer playground is on the line in the proposed budget for 2008-09.
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01.15: Joint Replacement Center Opens at St. Luke's
St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital opened the Total Joint Replacement Center this month
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01.14: Student Nominated to Service Academies
U.S. Congressman John Hall has nominated Cornwall-on-Hudson resident Colin Anderson.
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01.14: The Case Snowballed Against Him
A snowfall and children frolicking in the white wonderland brings to mind a scene in Cornwall-on-Hudson more than a hundred years ago.
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01.13: Village Hiking Trail Clean-up by Scouts
A group of four teenage boys was down by the river on Sunday, doing the final clean-up of an old road off Dock Hill Road.
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01.13: Into a Snowy Wood
Local photographer Tom Doyle calls this a "lucky" shot taken after a snowfall in late December.
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01.10: Budget Talk, Trustee Election at Library
If you want to get more involved in how the Cornwall Public Library is run, here’s your chance.
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01.08: Sketches of Cornwall Commons Homes Presented
On Monday evening, the Cornwall planning board got a glimpse of the homes proposed for the Cornwall Commons development.
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01.08: Gosda Runs for Village Trustee Seat
Barbara Gosda is throwing her hat into the political ring in a bid for a seat on the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees.
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01.04: Cornwall Man Faces Sexual Abuse Charge
A 20-year-old man from Cornwall faces a misdemeanor sexual abuse charge following an incident that occurred on January 1st.
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01.04: Cornwall Commons' Environmental Statement
The Cornwall planning board will study an environmental impact statement prepared by Cornwall Commons.
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01.04: Riverfront Revitalization Back in Action
The COH Village Riverfront Revitalization Committee held its first meeting of 2008 Thursday night in Village hall.
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01.02: Storm King Theater Renovation Proposed
This year, 2008, may be the year when the Storm King Theater in Cornwall-on-Hudson is restored.
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01.01: Quigley Sworn In as Town Supervisor
Before a crowd of some 100 people, Kevin Quigley took the oath of office as the town of Cornwall supervisor.
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01.01: New Year's Eve Merriment in the Square
Hundreds of people crowded into the village square on New Year’s Eve
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01.01: Learn to Conserve Energy in 2008
Why not start the new year off by learning how you can save energy, water and money in your home?
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12.30: Live Performance at New Year's Eve Ball Drop
Don’t be late for the ball drop at the Storm King Theater on Hudson Street in Cornwall-on-Hudson this New Year’s Eve.
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12.27: A Great Woman Remembered
She was more than a name, a world leader in a tumultuous country.
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12.27: Obituary: Norma Jean D'Arrigo
Norma Jean D'Arrigo, age 60, of Cornwall, New York, died on December 26, 2007.
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12.27: Special Meeteing in Village
Special meeting on January 14 on proposed 2008-9 budget.
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12.27: Petition Period to Open for Village Election
Election of two village trustees will be held March 18, 2008.12/27/2007
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12.24: Cornwall Man Arrested on Weapons Charge
A dispute between neighbors on Highland Avenue led to the arrest of a 22-year-old man on weapons charges.
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12.20: State Grant for Riverfront Revitalization
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson will be receiving a $25,000 grant from the New York State Hudson River Estuary program.
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12.20: Village Square Improvement Group Sets Goals
Traffic flow and parking issues are being targeted by the Village Square Improvement Association.
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12.20: Public Hearing on Ethics Law
A new ethics law for elected officials and public employees in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson will be discussed at a public hearing.
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12.19: Seven Arrests in Alcohol Sales to Minors
Police targeted alcohol sales to minors on Tuesday night, arresting seven people for selling beer to a 20-year-old male.
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12.19: Visit the Peaceable Kingdom in the Holidays
If you are looking for a peaceful pastime during this hectic holiday season, meet the animals at the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum.
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12.18: Hospital Gala to be held at Donahue Park
St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital won approval Monday evening to hold its annual fundraising gala at the riverfront
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12.18: Lower Assessments Approved in Village
Eleven property owners in Cornwall-on-Hudson won a reduction in their assessments.
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12.18: Village Board Hears Plea for Goat
Fiona Durkin, a 10-year-old village resident, brought her case for a goat before the village
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12.18: Mayor Shares Water Concerns with Senate Aide
Mayor Joseph Gross is concerned about the impact of Kiryas Joel on the village’s water supply.
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12.16: Obituary: Roy C. Sears, Jr.
Roy C. Sears, Jr., 53, of Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York, died Saturday, December 15, 2007.
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12.16: Young Poets Wanted
Entries are now being invited for Cornwall Public Library’s 2008 Timothy Mumford Memorial Poetry Competition.
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12.16: Ring's Pond Watercolors
By Gina Dianis
Rings Pond in Cornwall is found in the center of town and enjoyed by all who visit.
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12.13: McQuade Students Learn the Art of Gift-Giving
In the holiday season, gift-giving is a ritual that can provide riches that extend beyond the material realm.
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12.13: Mountain Road Re-opens
Mountain Road was re-paved on Wednesday and re-opened to traffic.
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12.13: 8th-Grade CCD Students Give from the Heart
A group of eighth-grade students who attend CCD classes at St. Thomas’s Catholic church generated some holiday cheer.
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12.13: A Christmas Carol for the Community
A Christmas Carol returns to the stage this weekend in a production by Stormy Weather Players.
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12.13: Fence Vandalized for Second Time
Lee and Jaci Murphy reported to the village board that their fence had been vandalized a second time.
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12.12: Music & Art at the Middle School
Each year the Music and Art Departments at the Cornwall Middle School share a night filled with their talented students.
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12.11: Hospital Requests Riverfront Gala Site
St. Luke's Cornwall hospital wants to hold its annual fundraising gala at Donahue Memorial Park in 2008.
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12.11: Randazzo Reflects on His Career as Supervisor
Richard Randazzo looked back over his twenty years in office on Monday night as he presided over his last town board meeting as supervisor.
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12.11: Auxiliary Police Retire
The Cornwall town board acknowledged the service of two 27-year veterans of the auxiliary police at its meeting on Monday.
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12.11: Lower Mountain Road Closed Wednesday
Mountain Road, from Hudson St. to the Boulevard, will be closed to all traffic on Wednesday December 12th from 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m
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12.11: Students Perform at B & N
Holiday music was in the air at Barnes & Noble's bookstore in Newburgh on Monday evening
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12.10: Christmas Cheer at Chadeayne Circle
An enthusiastic crowd of carol singers and toe-tapping observers gathered Sunday for the lighting of the Christmas tree.
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12.10: Special Meeting in Village
The Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Board of Trustees will hold a Special Meeting on December 10, 2007 at 7 p.m.
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12.10: Crash Kills New WIndsor Woman
A 20-year-old woman from New Windsor was killed early Sunday morning in a car crash on Route 32 in Cornwall.
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12.07: Winter Warm Up
Elizabeth Quinn, a second-grader at Cornwall-on-Hudson Elementary School, is asking for your help with her clothing drive.
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12.06: Officer Injured in Chase for Stolen Car
A vehicle allegedly stolen from the parking lot of Brookside Condominiums in Cornwall struck a New Windsor police cruiser.
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12.04: Cancer Center Approved by Planning Board
St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital received a green light for a new cancer treatment center on Monday evening.
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12.04: Cornwall Plaza Changes Proposed
Changes are in the works for Cornwall Plaza, judging by a plan proposed Monday to the Cornwall planning board
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12.04: New Device to Track Speeders in Town
Cornwall police have a new speed trailer that will help enforce speed limits throughout the town.
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12.04: Spanish Restaurant to Open in Village
Tapas, anyone? The delicious Spanish appetizers will be served in the bar area at PortoSpain.
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12.04: Schools Start Holiday Concert Season
The holiday concert series in the schools officially opened on Tuesday evening.
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12.04: First Night of Hanukkah Observed
On Tuesday evening, the holiday scene in the village was completed.
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12.03: Shuttle Astronaut Has Local Tie
The scheduled launch of the space shuttle Atlantis on Thursday, December 6, is attracting the attention of third graders.
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12.03: Holiday Greens in the Village
Sales were brisk this weekend for the Cornwall Lions Club, which sold holiday greens at the bandstand.
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12.03: Icy Roads, Accidents Close Route 9W
Route 9W was closed Monday morning in both directions.
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12.02: Children Brighten Christmas Tree Lighting
The pure excitement of the holiday season shone through the eyes of young children Sunday evening.
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12.01: Teens Injured in Accident
A Ford Explorer filled with seven teenagers struck a car on Duncan Avenue then flipped over.
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11.30: Bridge Repair Ongoing
The repair of the bridge on Mountain Road is nearing completion and the road is open.
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11.30: Nita Klein: Nature Painter
Nita Klein is a prolific artist who finds abundant inspiration in the natural beauty of the Hudson Highlands.
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11.30: Varsity Volleyball Player Joins State Team
A senior at Cornwall Central High School will be playing volleyball on a state team.
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11.27: Cornwall Schools Face Rising Enrollment
The number of students enrolled in Cornwall schools will rise by as much 15.6% in the next five years, according to a report.
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11.27: News from the School Board
Board president Brendan Coyne reads a letter; New Teacher Appointments.
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11.27: Mountain Rd. Closure Extended
Mountain Road will remain closed for repairs on Wednesday morning.
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11.26: Six Cornwall Teams Are Scholar-Athletes
Six varsity teams from Cornwall Central High School achieved the status of Scholar-Athlete.
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11.25: Pine Trees Planted in the Village
The Department of Public Works recently planted 23 white pine trees.
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11.24: Mountain Road to Close
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson will close Mountain Road on Monday and Tuesday.
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11.21: Obituary: Helen Ruth Lark
Helen Ruth Lark, 97, the former owner of the Canterbury Inn in Cornwall, died on November 16, 2007.
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11.21: Holiday Greens in the Village
A Christmas tradition is coming to the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson this year.
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11.20: Village to Contact Senators on Water Pipeline
A proposed water pipeline from Kiryas Joel to Cornwall wells was discussed at Monday evening’s village board meeting.
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11.20: Stone Bridge Preservation Sought
An effort to protect the look of a stone bridge on Mountain Road unfolded at Monday evening’s meeting of the village of trustees.
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11.20: No Action on Cold War Vets Exemption
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson trustees do not want to grant property tax exemptions for Cold War veterans at this time.
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11.20: Middle School Chorus at Munger Cottage
Middle school students brought some Thanksgiving cheer to Munger Cottage on Monday.
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11.19: School Board Advisory Group
The Cornwall Central School District Board of Education is inviting district residents to join the School Budget Advisory Committee.
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11.19: Boulevard Closed on Monday
The Village of Cornwall on Hudson Department of Public Works will be closing the Boulevard near the Town/Village line.
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11.19: Carols for Cornwall Soldiers
More than seventy-five people gathered on Saturday morning for the first-ever community photograph.
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11.15: Public Hearings on Veterans' Exemptions
The Cornwall town board will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, November 21, at 7 p.m., to address two tax exemptions for military veterans.
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11.15: Proposed Water Pipeline Raises Concerns
Cornwall-on-Hudson mayor Joe Gross forsees the village getting involved in a proposed water pipeline to Kiryas Joel.
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11.15: Grant Money for Town & Village
The town and village will be getting a $20,000 municipal planning grant from Orange County.
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11.14: Changes Seen for Village Tax Assessor
Mayor Joe Gross is discovering that the role of village tax assessor is complicated and wants to change it next year.
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11.14: Local Businessman Criticizes Newspaper
Local businessman Deke Hazirjian publicly criticized the Cornwall Local at the town board meeting.
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11.13: Carols for Cornwall Soldiers
Members of the Cornwall community are invited to participate in a group photo and CD to send to our troops.
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11.12: Colin Anderson: A Runner's Story
Cornwall’s boys and girls varsity cross country teams both came in fourth in Saturday’s state meet in upstate New York.
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11.12: Veterans Day Sculpture on View
A patriotic piece of artwork went up on Hudson Street in Cornwall-on-Hudson early Sunday morning in recognition of Veterans Day.
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11.10: Snow on the Mountain
Cornwall residents woke up to a peaceful sight on Saturday morning.
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11.09: MRSA Diagnosed in Middle School Student
A student at Cornwall Central Middle School has been diagnosed with MRSA, the antibiotic-resistance staph bacteria.
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11.09: Student Writing Competition
Have you ever felt the power and lift of literature?
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11.08: H.S. Drama Club Presents Life's Lessons
Is there wisdom to be found in the mundane aspects of life? Can we find a life lesson in the problems we face everyday?
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11.08: Big River: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Up at Storm King School, the story of Huckleberry Finn will take center stage in a Canterbury Theatre Ensemble production.
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11.08: DOT rep looks at village square safety
Barbara Gosda and the other members of the Village Square Improvement Committee have been busy studying problems and looking at alternatives
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11.07: Veterans Asked to Share War Experiences
Do you or someone you know have a war story that you’d like to share with future generations?
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11.07: Coach Hughes Wins Giants Award
Cornwall’s varsity football coach Marcus Hughes will be honored at Giants’ Stadium this weekend.
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11.07: Police Warn: Buckle Up
Before you drive off in your vehicle, you’d better check to make sure that seatbelts are fastened.
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11.07: Village Grievance Committee Gets New Member
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson has appointed Susan Ostrander to its Grievance Committee.
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11.06: Quigley Elected As Supervisor
Kevin Quigley was elected on Tuesday as Cornwall town supervisor to replace Richard Randazzo
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11.05: Local Candidates in Tuesday's Election
Tuesday is election day and voters in Cornwall will be electing a new supervisor and other town officials.
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11.05: Teen Charged in Stolen Property Case
Cornwall police arrested a Newburgh teen last Wednesday after he allegedly tried to sell a stolen computer back to its owner.
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11.05: Cornwall United Soccer Week Highlights
U9 GIRLS-
The Cornwall United Girls' U9 team beat the Tigers from Orange County Soccer club 2-1.
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11.04: Cornwall Varsity Teams Triumph
Cornwall varsity teams have won six Section 9 titles since Friday, sending them into regional and state competitions.
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11.03: New Tool for Cancer Detection at St. Luke's
Doctors at St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital are using endoscopic ultrasound to detect cancers and gastrointestinal lesions more effectively.
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11.02: Village Special Meeting
The Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson will hold a special meeting on November 5 to appoint members to the village Grievance Committee.
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11.01: Little Theatre Musical at the Middle School
What do you get when you take 95 10- and 11-year-old children, dress them up in adorable costumes, and give them some songs to sing?
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11.01: A New Chef in the Village
Visitors to the Market-on-Hudson in the heart of the village may have noticed a new face in the kitchen recently.
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11.01: Girls Varsity Soccer Team Wins
The girls varsity soccer team is headed to the Section 9 finals after Wednesday's win against Goshen.
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10.31: School District Acts to Protect Property
After a graffiti incident at Cornwall-on-Hudson Elementary School, a tougher policy was announced.
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10.30: Halloween Haunting
Do you want to get really spooked this Halloween? If so, head up to 55 Duncan Avenue.
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10.30: Schools Alert for Possible Infections
The Cornwall Central School District is taking precautionary measures to protect against a staph infection.
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10.29: Two Teens Arrested for Larceny
Cornwall police arrested two teenagers early Sunday for larceny.
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10.29: Plant a Tree on the Moodna
Volunteers are needed for a tree-planting effort on the Moodna this Saturday.
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10.28: Girls Varsity Soccer Team Wins
The girls varsity soccer team won it game against Newburgh on Thursday with a score of 3-2.
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10.28: New Village Tax Assessments
The 2008 village tax rolls have been prepared using new assessment figures from the Town of Cornwall assessor.
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10.26: Village Issues Halloween Curfew
Treat-or-treaters will have to be off the streets of Cornwall-on-Hudson by 8:00 p.m. this Halloween.
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10.26: Varsity Football Game on the Radio
If you can't get to Kingston for Friday night's varsity football game, you can listen to it on 1490 AM.
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10.25: Annual Halloween Art Contest
From the Lions Club
The annual Halloween Art Contest from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday.
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10.23: Students Take Advanced Courses Online
Students at Cornwall Central High School have a new opportunity to take challenging online courses.
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10.23: School Board Sets Goals, Gets Recognition
At Monday evening’s business meeting, the school board members received some recognition for their work.
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10.23: Girls Varsity Soccer Team Wins
The girls varsity soccer team defeated Port Jervis by a score of 7-0.
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10.23: Truck of Stolen Goods Nabbed by Police
Cornwall police find $100,000 in stolen goods following an arrest stop early Tuesday.
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10.21: Cornwall Animal Shelter Makeover
Help the Cornwall Animal Shelter win a free makeover or other benefits.
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10.21: Obituary: George Lindenberger
Former Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson police officer passes away.
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10.20: Cornwall Wins Against Wallkill
The Cornwall Dragons varsity football team defeated Wallkill Saturday night 39-0.
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10.18:
UPDATE: Cornwall lost the poll by three votes to NYMA and Sacred Heart. The final tally was 1929 for Cornwall vs Walkill and 1932 for NYMA vs Sacred Heart.
Fox 5 News could cover Friday's varsity football game, but your vote is needed now!
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10.18: Girls Varsity Soccer Team Wins
The Cornwall girls varsity soccer team won its sixth straight game on Wednesday.
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10.18: Mural Created with Artist
By Gina Dianis
Fifth and sixth grade art students had a unique opportunity to create a mural.
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10.17: Varsity Girls Soccer Posts Another Shutout
The girls varsity soccer team defeated the team from Warwick on Monday by a score of 3-0.
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10.16: New Year's Ball Drop Lives On
A New Year’s Eve tradition in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson will continue if Beth Yannone has her way.
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10.16: United Cornwall Soccer Scores
Week 5 Results
U9 GIRLS
Cornwall United’s U9 girls tied 3-3 on Sunday.
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10.15: Cornwall Girls Soccer Tied for First Place
The Lady Dragons varsity soccer team blanked the opposing team from Goshen on Friday, October 12 with a final score of 4-0.
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10.15: Boys Varsity Soccer Team Loses to NFA
The boys varsity soccer team lost its game on Saturday, October 13, to NFA, 3-0.
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10.15: Teen Seriously Injured in Route 32 Accident
An 18-year-old male from New WIndsor was injured Monday evening when the vehicle he was driving hit a pole on Route 32 near the veterinary hospital.
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10.15: A Pipe Burst at Black Rock Treatment Plant
On Friday afternoon, Cornwall-on-Hudson water superintendent Robert June was having a peaceful lunch at the riverfront when he got a disturbing call. A pipe at the Black Rock water treatment plant had burst and water was cascading from the reservoir and down the mountainside.
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10.12: Girl Varsity Soccer Team Wins
The girls varsity soccer team won its match against Valley Central on Wednesday by a score of 6-0.
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10.12:
The Cornwall Dragons defeated the varsity football team from Roundout Valley 16-0 Friday night in the annual homecoming game.
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10.10: Girls Varsity Soccer Team Wins
The girls varsity soccer team defeated O'Neill 3 to 2 on Friday, bringing their league record to 2-1.
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10.10:
The junior varsity football team took a loss on Saturday, falling to Middletown 28-14.
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10.10: No Curfew in Cornwall This Halloween
The Cornwall town board failed to act on police chief Todd Hazard’s request to enact a curfew on the streets of Cornwall this Halloween.
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10.10: Village Committee Gets New Member
The citizens committee formed to study traffic flow and parking in the village business district has a new member.
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10.09: Town Board Passes Resolution Supporting Petraeus
The Cornwall town board passed a resolution in support of “favorite son” General David H. Petraeus on Tuesday evening and condemning as “disrespectful” an ad that criticized the general when he testified in front of a Senate panel last month.
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10.08: Silent Sacrifice in an Oft-Forgotten War
By Warren Mumford
Few among us have served our country with valor like that of village resident Raymond Mellin who sacrificed several years of his life during the Korean War.
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10.08: D2 Green Dragons Defeat Goshen
Division 2 Green Dragons increased their record to 4-2 by defeating Goshen 32-13.
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10.08: Water to Flow from Black Rock This Week
After a decade of work that included bad designs and false starts, filtered water should be flowing from the Black Rock treatment plant by the end of this week, according to Cornwall-on-Hudson water superintendent Bob June.
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10.08: Town Water Valve Replacement to Cost Thousands
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson trustees voted Monday night to spend $50,000 of unbudgeted funds to replace a pressure reduction valve with a major leak at the Chadeayne traffic circle.
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10.04: Celebrating the High School Organic Garden
Students and supporters of the organic vegetable garden at Cornwall Central High School came out on Thursday afternoon to celebrate the harvest and have a taste of the vegetables grown during the past year.
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10.04: Help Cornwall Elementary Get Free Merchandise
If you eat Campbell products, you can help the students at Cornwall Elementary School on Lee Road buy a lot of great merchandise such as computers, audio/visual equipment, physical education equipment, reference books, musical instruments or even a mini-van.
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10.04: Explore the Metaphysical at Brid's Closet
When you enter Brid’s Closet, the new metaphysical store on Main Street in Cornwall, you are greeted by Bernadette Montana, a witch with a smile on her face.
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10.04: Animal Shelter Improvements Proposed
Cornwall resident Tom DiCarrado cares passionately about dogs – about all animals, really -- and at Monday evening’s town board work session he proposed several changes to the current dog control program.
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10.02: Riding Lawnmower from Alaska to Connecticut
On Monday, September 24, police in Cornwall ran into an unusual case. Officer Edward Mannion was responding to a report of a man riding a lawn mower on Route 9W, when he found Paul Woods and his vehicle pulled off the side of the road near the flagpole.
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10.02: Will Toys End Town's Geese Problem?
The Cornwall town board has not given up on looking for a way to move the flocks of geese that reside at Rings Pond. At the Monday night’s work session, board member Randy Clark suggested the town use large remote-controlled toys to drive the birds away.
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10.02: Randazzo Proposes Smaller Budget, Drop in Taxes
Cornwall town supervisor Dick Randazzo has finished his proposed budget for 2008 and, unlike previous years, the budget is smaller than the current budget, which will result in a tax savings for property owners if it is adopted.
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10.01: Eagle Spotting in Cornwall Bay
It may well be worth your time to take along a pair of binoculars on your next trip to the riverfront. A specialist in the Hudson River estuary eco-system, Tom Lake, spotted a bald eagle last week right in Cornwall Bay.
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09.27: Fun & Education at the Public Library
Director Molly Robbins and her staff at The Cornwall Public Library have come up with two new special programs in October.
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09.27: Give Your Gently Used Coats
If you are pulling out your winter wear and find a coat that no one in your family will be able to wear this year, the St. Luke’s Cornwall Health System Foundation Auxiliary wants it.
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09.27: Tennessee Williams Dramas Take the Stage
This weekend, allow yourself to be transported to the 1940s, on stage, where a group of talented young performers will plumb the emotional nuances of life as created by the great American playwright Tennessee Williams.
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09.27: Village Fire Dept. Wins Awards
The Storm King Fire Engine Company #2 picked up two awards at the annual Orange County Volunteer Firemen’s Association parade last Saturday in New Windsor.
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09.27: General Petraeus Talks About Early Influences
AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW FROM THE FRONTLINE IN BAGHDAD
Part 3 of 4
In an exclusive phone interview with this website last Friday, General David Petraeus took time to talk about growing up in Cornwall-on-Hudson, the village he calls home. Here’s the third of four parts of his story.
Much has been written about the athletic abilities and intellectual sharpness of General David Petraeus, head of the multi-national forces in Iraq, but few know that he once embarked on an entrepreneurial venture as a child in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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09.26: Village Resident To Auction the Magna Carta
There are few people in Cornwall-on-Hudson who have had as many brushes with history as David Redden, vice chairman of Sotheby’s auction house in New York City. On Tuesday, Redden announced that he would be putting a rare copy of the Magna Carta on the auction block later this year.
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09.25: Cornwall United Soccer Team Results
The Cornwall United boys soccer team played their third weekend of matches. Here are the results.
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09.25: Cornwall United Soccer Team Results
The Cornwall United soccer teams played their third weekend of matches. Here are the results.
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09.24: General Petraeus Talks About History, Family
AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW FROM THE FRONTLINE IN BAGHDAD
Part 2 of 4
In an exclusive phone interview on Friday, General David Petraeus took time to talk about growing up in Cornwall-on-Hudson, the village he calls home. Here’s the second of four-parts of a story of the values and the people who helped shape the person he is today.
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09.21: Girls Varsity Soccer Team Wins
The Lady Dragons varsity soccer team defeated the team from Monticello Thursday, with a score of 6 to 0.
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09.21: General Petraeus Remembers His Hometown
AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW FROM THE FRONTLINE IN BAGHDAD
PART 1 OF 4
Ten days ago, General David Petraeus was in the international spotlight at a hearing before the Senate Armed Services committee, detailing his assessment of U.S. military progress in Iraq.
On Friday, General Petraeus called his hometown website, www.Cornwall-on-Hudson.com and, in an exclusive conversation, he talked about how growing up in the village shaped who he is today.
Petraeus called from Camp Victory in Baghdad, where the evening temperature hovered in the mid-90s, dust storms threatened, and a helicopter landed outside his door. But for nearly an hour, Cornwall, West Point, and the Hudson Valley, seemed to absorb his thoughts.
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09.20: Cornwall Dragons Score Another Victory
The Cornwall varsity football team defeated the team from Goshen Thursday night by a score of 41-0.
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09.20: Cornwall United Soccer Team Results
The girls soccer teams had a strong showing this past weekend in their second games of the season.
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09.20: Cornwall United Soccer Team Results
The boys soccer teams competed in their second games of the season. Here are the results.
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09.18: Kevin Quigley Wins Nomination for Supervisor
Kevin Quigley won Tuesday's Republican primary in the race to be the next Cornwall town supervisor by a margin of 2-to-1 over his opponent, Helen Bunt. The final vote was 453 votes for Quigley and 223 votes for Bunt.
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09.17: Consolidation Concerns Republican Candidate
This article is a reprint from June 14, 2007, when Kevin Quigley first won the Republican nomination for town supervisor.
Kevin Quigley, who last week won the backing of the Cornwall Republican Committee for his bid to become the next town supervisor, says that consolidation of the town and village governments is an issue that the town leadership must face.
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09.17: Primary Elections on Tuesday
The polls open at 6 a.m. Tuesday morning, September 18, for people to vote in the primary election for a new Cornwall town supervisor.
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09.17: DPW Head to Retire
In a surprise move, Bob Gilmore, the superintendent of the Department of Public Works (DPW) for the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson has announced his retirement from the position he has held for 25 years.
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09.17: Helen Bunt Explains Her Positions on Election Eve
On the eve of the primary election, Helen Bunt, who is running for the Republican nomination for Cornwall town supervisor, called to talk about how she differs from her opponent, Kevin Quigley.
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09.16: D-2 Green Dragons Defeat Valley Central
The Division 2 Green Dragons defeated Valley Central Gray 19-0 in their third game of the season.
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09.15: Cornwall Dragons Bury Saugerties
The Cornwall Dragons varsity football team defeated the team from Saugerties Saturday evening, coming on strong in the first half with 21 points and ending the game with a 27-0 win.
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09.15: Varsity Volleyball Team Scores Another Win
The Cornwall girls varsity volleyball team defeated John Burke on Friday with scores of 25-8, 25-9, 25-18.
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09.14: Cornwall United Soccer Girls Team
Get the results of all four girls teams playing for Cornwall United Soccer.
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09.14: Cornwall United Soccer Boys and Men's Teams
Get the score's and highlights of this week's boys and mens under 30 teams.
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09.13: Yarn Shop Moves to Main Street
The Cornwall Yarn Shop has a new home. Owner Gail Parrinello purchased a building on Main Street for the new location of her business, which sells a wide variery of specialty yarns and offers workshops and classes for knitters.
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09.13: Coyotes in Cornwall?
By Warren Mumford
Over the past few years, many Village residents have heard our wild friends, coyotes, howling in concert with the 5 o'clock siren. Hikers who happen to be on the side of Storm King, have been startled by the number and proximity of these primitive howls.
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09.13: Girls Varsity Volleyball Team WIns
The Cornwall girls varsity team scored a victory in its first game of season on Tuesday, winning 25-7, 25-10 and 25-12 against Sullivan West.
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09.13: Mixed Picture on Main Street for Businesses
As residents and visitors get ready to descend on Cornwall’s Main Street this Saturday for the annual Fall Festival, they will notice a number of storefronts are featuring new businesses that have opened in just the past few months.
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09.13: Tax Protest on Hudson Street
A resident of Cornwall-on-Hudson has launched a tax protest by hanging a sign outside his home on Hudson Street.
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09.13: Girls Varsity Soccer Team Wins
The girls varsity soccer team defeated Middletown 2-1 on Tuesday for the second win of the season.
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09.12: Cornwall Residents Talk About Gen. Petraeus
He is probably the most well-known native of Cornwall-on-Hudson since Willie Hoppe became a world billiards champion a hundred years ago. For several days, General David Petraeus has topped the news around the globe as he explains and defends the Bush administration's military strategy in Iraq.
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09.11: Tax Assessor Reappointed
Cornwall’s tax assessor Ronald Fiorentino won reappointment to a second six-year term following a 4-to-1 vote by the town board Monday night.
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09.11: Ceremony Marks 9-11 Anniversary
Some 125 people gathered Tuesday evening at the 9-11 memorial at Chadeayne Circle to pay their respects to those who died in the terrorist attacks on that day in 2001, as well as to honor those still serving for the U.S. military.
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09.11: Sushi Comes to Cornwall
Sushi lovers, rejoice! A new restaurant specializing in sushi, the Japanese rice and fish dish and its many variations, will be opening on Quaker Avenue in Cornwall within the next two months.
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09.11: Cornwall Bridge in Need of Repair
The Creamery Hill Road bridge over Woodbury Creek is under scrutiny by state department of transportation officials who have been inspecting bridges statewide.
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09.07:
The Cornwall Dragons roared Friday night as they defeated the team from John S. Burke Catholic 52 to 6 in a non-league game.
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09.07:
The Cornwall junior varsity football team won its first game of the season on Thursday, defeating the team from Kingston 19-14.
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09.07: Residents Question Impact of New Cancer Center
Residents in the Laurel Avenue area came out to express their concerns to the Cornwall planning board Wednesday evening about a proposed cancer treatment center at St. Luke’s Cornwall hospital.
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09.07: Girls Varsity Soccer Team Loses
The girl's varsity soccer team lost 5-4 in a hard-fought game against Highland on Thursday.
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09.05: Back to School
Wednesday marked the first day of classes for the 3,009 students enrolled in the Cornwall Central School District.
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09.05: Notes from Cornwall Town Board Work Session
** Residents of Mine Hill Road have been alerted to work scheduled to begin this week on a new drainage system. Town supervisor Dick Randazzo says that the $669,000 project will install a drainage system for the first time along 3,500 feet of the road. Motorists can expect delays for the next sixty days while the crews are working, although Randazzo says they will try to keep one lane open for traffic.
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09.05: USDA: Geese Are Here to Stay
The geese at Ring’s pond are here to stay, according to a team from USDA who studied the geese problem with town board member Mary Beth Greene Krafft. “They are permanent residents,” Mrs. Greene Krafft told the board, “not migrating geese.”
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09.04: Village Police Arrest 3 For Drugs, Alcohol
Two people were arrested on Friday night in Cornwall-on-Hudson for possession of marijuana and Vicodin, a controlled narcotic. A third person was charged in a separate incident with unlawful possession of alcohol.
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09.03: SKFE #2 Softball Tournament
This year will mark the 9th Annual Bruce Armitage Memorial Softball Tournament to be held on Saturday, September 29, and Sunday, September 30, at the Black Rock Fish and Game Club in Mountainville, New York.
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09.03: Parents Fundraise for New Play Set
Students at Cornwall Elementary School on Lee and families throughout Cornwall who use the playground at the school will soon have a new play set if a group of determined parents is successful.
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09.03: Historical Society Plans September 11 Memorial
The Cornwall Historical Society is planning a ceremony on September 11, Patriot’s Day, when people will gather at the memorial bench at Chadeayne Circle to reflect on the losses that occurred during the 2001 attack on the World Trade Center and Pentagon.
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09.02: Drivers Reminded About Pedestrian Right-of-Way
Drivers in Cornwall-on-Hudson are getting a reminder about how pedestrian sidewalks are supposed to work.
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08.31: School Bus Routes Posted
The Cornwall Central School District has released the bus schedules for students at all of the five schools in the district. The schedules are available on the school district's website, www.cornwallschools.com.
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08.31: Schools Ready for First Day of Classes
When Cornwall students return to school next Wednesday, September 5, they may notice a few changes that have taken place during the summer break.
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08.30: No Charges in Egg-Throwing Incident
Cornwall-on-Hudson police chief Charles Williams says that the department does not expect to charge anyone in an egg-throwing incident earlier this week, noting that the juvenile suspect and his parents have been dealt with privately.
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08.30: Three Swimmers Rescued from Hudson
An unidentified person rescued three people from the Hudson River Wednesday evening when they got separated from their boat.
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08.28: Local Police Capture Armed Robbery Suspect
Police from Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson closed down a section of Academy Avenue on Saturday night as they located three suspects in an armed robbery attempt in New Windsor.
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08.23: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
** The Cornwall-on-Hudson police department is losing a long-term employee. Officer Charles Obremski , who has served with the department for 30 years, announced his retirement from the force, effective July 31, 2007.
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08.23: Formal Gardens Open at Bannerman Castle
The gardens of Bannerman Castle have been reborn, thanks to the efforts of private citizens and local businesses that donated time and money to recreate the once-stately gardens on the island.
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08.20: St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital Combats Strokes
If you are concerned that you or someone you know is suffering the symptoms of a stroke, St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital offers enhanced services for treatment.
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08.20: View of the Town Gazebo
Frank Ostrander took this photo of the gazebo in the middle of Ring's Pond in Cornwall.
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08.11: 4 Cornwall Players Shine in World Softball Series
By Liz Nealon in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
The Orange County Rage, a 16 & Under Fastpitch Softball Travel team, overcame relatively poor initial seeding (20th out of 22 teams), and blisteringly hot weather conditions today, playing their way through the “loser’s bracket” to advance to the Final Eight of the 2007 Softball World Series.
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08.09: Mayor Gross Announces Indian Point Siren Test
Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Mayor Joe Gross requests that residents be notified of the following:
“A full volume test of the new Indian Point Siren System will be conducted on Saturday, August 11, 2007 at 10:00 AM.
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08.09: Two Old Barns to be Moved, Rebuilt
Two old barns, both about 100 years old, will be moved from their present location on Hudson Street and rebuilt on the property of a Cornwall resident in order to save them from being torn down.
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08.03: Village Fire Dept. Upset About Fire Siren
The village fire department’s siren is a topic of hot interest to members of Storm King Fire Engine Co. #2 who say that they are not happy about a recommendation in the recently finalized draft of the village master plan that addresses the fire siren issue.
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08.02: Riverfront Scene
The gazebo at the riverfront has been used for weddings and yoga classes this summer.
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07.31: Date This Post Card
Two readers looked at the postcard of Cherry Street and took a guess about the date of the photo.
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07.26: Residential/Commercial Development Plans on Hudson
When Burns and Whalen Contractors purchased the site of the former Department of Public Works facility from the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson, the company envisioned building four single-family homes similar to ones it had built in the area of Hudson Street and Wilson Road. In addition, the company planned to convert the old DPW garage in front of the houses into stores and an apartment.
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07.26: Can You Date This Card?
A reader and village resident sent in a postcard asking if anyone knows the date of it.
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07.26: Opening Night at the Fair
The fairway was crowded Wednesday evening when the Storm King Fire Engine Co. #2's annual fair opened for business.
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07.25: Cornwall Team Wins 11U Tournament
At the 2007 Monroe Mayhem Baseball Tournament, the 11-year-old Cornwall Dragons went 4-0, outscoring their opponents 47-12, to defend their title and bring home the championship for the second straight year.
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07.25: Major Softball Team State Runner-up
By Christine Staudle
The girls major softball team fell to Staten Island, 6-5 after 9 innings on Wednesday evening in the state final playoff.
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07.24: Major Girls Win, Enter State Final
By Christine Staudle
The Major girls softball team took on Islip Americans tonight in Brewster and won 3-2.
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07.24: Orange Co. Planning Official Visits Village
Orange County Planning Commissioner David Church did a walking tour of the village Monday morning in the rain with Mayor Joe Gross, who wanted to get Church’s input on the village’s development.
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07.24: Master Plan Sent to Village Board
The final draft of the Cornwall-on-Hudson Master Plan document has been sent to the village board of trustees for its review.
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07.23: Major Girls Lose One in State Finals
By Christine Staudle
Cornwall girls major softball team took a loss in the second round of the State Finals against Staten Island's Mid-Island, 2-1 Sunday. The team is scheduled to play Tuesday in Brewster at 5:30 p.m. when they take on Islip Americans.
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07.21: Major Girls Advance in State Playoffs
By Christine Staudle
Cornwall won the first round of the State Final Four, defeating Syracuse Geddes 2-1 on Saturday in Brewster.
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07.20: Major Girls Play Saturday in Championship Race
The Cornwall girls major league softball team will face Syracuse Geddes Saturday morning in its run for the state championship. The game will be played in Brewster at 11:00 a.m.
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07.19: Major Softball Team Wins Section 2
By Christine Staudle
Cornwall Major Girls advance to the New York State final four tournament following an 8-4 win over Northern Columbia on Wednesday evening.
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07.18: Village to Form Parking Committee
At Monday evening’s village board meeting, mayor Joe Gross announced his intention to form a citizens committee made up of residents and business people to look at the issue of parking and traffic flow in the village square. The board of trustees also agreed to move ahead with plans to re-stripe some parking spaces on Hudson Street and Idlewild Avenue that would add six additional spots
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07.18: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
** The issue of unwanted phone books lives on. Village resident Barry Gruber asked the board to write a letter to the New York State Attorney General requesting an opinion about where the legal authority comes from for the phone companies to distribute the hefty books. The board agreed.
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07.18: Millie Shines With Young Talent
On the set of a recent rehearsal of the musical comedy Thoroughly Modern Millie at Storm King School’s Walter Reade Jr. Theater, one could find a remarkable group of young adults and teens putting on a show that rivals the best in regional theater.
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07.16: Major Softball Team Advances
The Cornwall major softball team won 10 to 7 against Pearl River Monday evening, bringing the team a step closer to the state tournament.
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07.16: Teen Concert Draws Crowd, Rain
About 200 people, mostly teenagers, converged at Cornwall Town Hall last Friday evening for the band concert sponsored by the town recreation department.
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07.16:
Cornwall will soon have a new head football coach if the school board approves the district’s hiring of Marcus Hughes, a 28-year-old former college player and high school coach from Colorado.
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07.15: Major Softball Team Scores Another Win
By Christine Staudle
District 19 champs, the Cornwall major softball team, defeated Wappingers Falls 13-1 on Saturday.
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07.13: Major Girls Win District 19 Title
By Christine Staudle
The Major girls headed back to the Town of Walkill last night to complete a postponed game from the previous night's rain and walked away with the District 19 Championship.
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07.12: Ring's Pond Comes Back to Life
Ring’s Pond is regaining its beauty in early July, just as Cornwall town supervisor Dick Randazzo predicted in June when the pond was choked with a thick greenish-brown algae.
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07.12: Teen Concert on Friday Night
On Friday evening, July 13, the grounds of Cornwall town hall will be transformed into a rock concert venue for four bands that will take the stage in the first of several events geared for local teenagers and sponsored by the town recreation department.
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07.12: Professional Trumpeter Talks of his Craft
If you go to Storm King Art Center this Sunday afternoon you will be able to catch an appearance by local trumpeter John Charles Thomas who has prepared a program for children to learn about brass instruments. He will be back at the art center in early August playing a Gershwin program with a pianist.
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07.10: DEC Fines Town for Maintenance of Gas Storage Tank
The New York State Department of Environment Conservation (DEC) has issued a $10,000 fine to the town of Cornwall for several violations found in its petroleum storage tanks system during an inspection last month.
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07.10: Former Firehouse Caught in Electronic Rage
By Brittany Gavin
There was a buzz in the air last Friday at Cornwall’s new hot spot, Game Station, as teens and preteens geared up for the sixteen-and-under Halo 2 tournament.
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07.08: Cornwall Girl Raises Guiding Eye Pup
By Dede Smith
Allie Smith, a seventh-grade student at Cornwall Central Middle School, has been participating in the Guiding Eyes’ Puppy Raiser program. A Puppy Raiser provides the foundation for a successful guide dog team.
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07.05: Goodness Guerrillas Join the Parade
Members of Ms. Konnaris' second-grade class at Willow Avenue Elementary joined the Fourth of July parade as the Goodness Guerrillas.
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07.05: Girls Softball Team Wins Again
By Christine Staudle
Cornwall's Major Girls tallied 16 hits to defeat Port Jervis 13-1 in Warwick.
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07.04: Independence Day Historical Pageant
It may have been raining when the historical pageant took place this year, but determined director Sally Faith Dorfman said they performed in front of a "small but enthusiastic audience."
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07.04: 4th of July Parade
Five minutes to five and the raindrops started to fall. The parade marchers stood in line on Payson Road, ready to lead off despite the rain.
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07.03: Public Speaks on Parking Issue
Public opinion swayed the trustees of the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson at a meeting held Monday night to discuss a parking lot plan. About 70 people showed up at village hall, largely to express their concerns.
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07.02: Major Softball Team Scores Another Victory
The girls major softball team won another game on Monday. Emily Casey threw a 3-hitter to take Cornwall to a 9-0 win over Minisink.
The boys major baseball team lost its match, 13 to 6, against the Town of Newburgh.
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07.02: Girls Make Crafts for Charity
By Jacqui Lunchik
As you stroll through this year’s craft sale at the Independence Day celebration on Wednesday at Town Hall, there’s one table in particular that you might like to bring your kids to. It will be manned by some of the village’s now-5th-graders.
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07.01: Mayor Gross Reflects on First 90 Days
Ninety days into his two-year term as mayor of Cornwall-on-Hudson, Joseph Gross is talking about the promise he made on the campaign trail to bring transparency to government.
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07.01: Softball Team Blanks Rival
By Christine Staudle
The major softball team won its first All-Star game on Saturday when Ally Galati's three hits and four RBIs led Cornwall to an A bracket win against New Windsor.
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06.30: Cornwall Student Honored in Literary Contest
Fourteen-year-old Matthew Soltis of Cornwall has received an Honorable Mention Award as a state semi-finalist for his entry in the ‘Letters About Literature Contest’ for 2007, according to the Cornwall Public Library.
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06.29: Festival Line-Up on 4th Announced
By Brendan Coyne, Chair of Cornwall Independence Day Committee
The Cornwall Independence Day Committee will present its annual celebration on Wednesday, July 4, on the town hall grounds. The festivities start at 7 a.m. with breakfast at Highland Engine Company and finish with a spectacular fireworks display at 9:45 p.m.
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06.28: Photographer Brings World's Poor to Light
When Cornwall photographer Mary Ann G. Neuman travels the world she carries her camera equipment and an eye that is drawn to the world’s disadvantaged people.
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06.28: Celtic Rock at the Gazebo
Celtic airs rose over the village square in Cornwall-on-Hudson on Tuesday when the Ortz Keltic took the stage in the bandstand concert series.
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06.28: Fire Dept. Responds to Cumberland Farms Store
Fire and police units responded on Thursday afternoon to a report of a smell of gas at the Cumberland Farms store in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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06.26: High School Graduation Photos
We've received more photos from graduation night last Friday at Cornwall Central High School. Take a look and see if you recognize any of the happy graduates.
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06.26: Cornwall United Soccer Team Ends Season
By Christine Staudle
The Cornwall United U11 girls have finished their season 7-1-1. This capable group of girls has been able to meld nicely and have grown significantly since 2005.
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06.26: Cornwall Author Publishes Book About Bruce Dern
As film students in Los Angeles in the late 1960s, Chris Fryer and his friend Bob Crane dreamed up an idea. Why not try to interview the actor Jack Nicholson for their school project on anti-heroes in contemporary movies?
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06.25: Special Meeting on Parking Lot
The Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees is moving its July work session from July 9 to July 2 at 7:00 PM. In addition to the work session, the Board will go into special session to discuss the proposed improvements to the village municipal parking lot.
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06.25: Motorcycle Accident on Route 9W Claims Life
A motorcyclist from Queens died Sunday when he lost control of his Yamaha motorcycle on Route 9W at the top of Storm King Mountain, police say.
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06.25: Warning to Parents About Teen Drinking
Ruthie Bowles of the Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Council of Orange County reminds parents that it against the law to serve alcohol to minors.
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06.23: Cardinals Win Little League Title
The Cardinals defeated the Orioles 3 to 1 on Saturday morning to take the championship game in the Cornwall Little League Major division. The Cardinals ended the season with a record of 18 wins and zero losses.
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06.23: Cornwall High Graduation
Two hundred and thirty six students received diplomas at a graduation ceremony Friday evening at Cornwall Central High School.
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06.21: Moving Up at C-O-H Elementary School
By Christina Brodzky
In an auditorium full of encouraging educators and proud family members, students filled their seats for the 2007 fourth grade moving up ceremony at the Cornwall-on-Hudson Elementary School.
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06.21: Five Youths Become Eagle Scouts
Cornwall Boy Scout Troop 118 has five new Eagle Scouts who were honored on Sunday at a ceremony at Bethlehem Presbyterian Church. The scouts are Jamine Coley, Adam Goldfrank-Cariot, William Lyons, Christopher Reimer and Robert Terwilliger.
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06.20: Jazz in June at the Gazebo
Tuesday evening attendees at the bandstand concert series in the village got a special treat this week with the appearance of the Cornwall Central Middle School Jazz Band.
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06.20: Vandermark Named Grand Marshal
A remarkable Cornwall woman, Anna Vandermark, has been named grand marshal of the 2007 4th of July Parade.
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06.19: Businesses Chip in for Village Parking
After several weeks of sometimes heated public discussion about parking in the village, a novel plan was presented Monday night to the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson board of trustees by Bob Gilmore, head of the Department of Public Works.
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06.17: Duncan Ave. Residents Hold Block Party
By Louise Carnright
The residents of Duncan Ave. came together Saturday afternoon, June 16th, for the first annual block party and a wonderful time was had by all.
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06.15: Female Officer Joins Town Police
When Shannon Hansen starts her first solo patrol with the Town of Cornwall police department next week, she will be the first female police officer in the department since 2000.
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06.14: Notes from the Town Board Meeting
** The town received a $4,700 grant from the Orange County Youth Bureau to develop summer programs for local youth.
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06.14: Why Is Ring's Pond Green?
If you have driven past Ring’s Pond recently, you may have noticed that most of the surface is covered with a slimy green algae.
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06.14: A New Name for a Nature Museum
On Wednesday afternoon a small museum that started fifty years ago in a Cornwall Town Hall formally presented its new name, along with a restructuring that aims to offer the public a total world of nature experience.
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06.14: Have a Nature Adventure
Standing outside the new Quest Visitors Center at the new Hudson Highlands Nature Museum, one is drawn in by the green fields at the height of spring opulence - grass waving, wildflowers blooming, birds calling out as they wind by. Woodlands beckon beyond.
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06.14: Town Offers More Outdoor Fun This Summer
Town of Cornwall Deputy supervisor Mary Beth Greene Krafft announced the town is offering additional programs this summer for the youth and elderly.
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06.12: Compromise on Parking in the Business District
A compromise may be at hand for local businesses concerned about the lack of parking spaces in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson and for local residents who object to a new parking lot near their homes.
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06.12: Independence Day Committee Seeks Participation
Press Release by Brendan Coyne
With the Fourth of July less than three weeks away, the Cornwall Independence Day Committee is looking for participation and volunteers.
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06.10: Bannerman's Island Lit Up
Bannerman's Castle was illuminated Friday and Saturday night for a special performance of theater, dance, and music.
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06.07: Student Charged with Throwing Flare in High School
A 17-year-old male student at Cornwall Central High School has been charged with two felonies and a misdemeanor for his alleged role in activating a marine signal flare inside the high school.
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06.07: Bannerman's Island Illumination Friday & Saturday
Don’t be surprised on Friday and Saturday nights just after sunset if you see lights and hear noises coming from the castle ruins at Bannerman’s Island. It’s not ghosts, just many spirited teens and adults who are staging an illuminated production amid the ruins.
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06.06: Volunteers Needed for Organic Garden
Have you ever walked by a carefully tended vegetable garden with lovely greens planted in neat rows and wished that you could be part of that garden?
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06.06: Special Meeting on Revenue Anticipation Note
The Cornwall-on-Hudson village board of trustees will hold a special meeting to discuss issuing a revenue anticipation note. Read the meeting notice by clicking on the headline.
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06.05: Bandstand Concerts Begin Tuesday Evening
The village Bandstand concerts get underway Tuesday evening with the music of Johnny Jake, marking the 23rd year of the series.
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06.05: Alleged Panhandler Barred from Cornwall Plaza
Cornwall police and the owners of Cornwall Plaza have taken steps to prevent a person they say is a persistent panhandler from entering the shopping plaza.
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06.03: Sun Shines on Riverfest
It didn’t rain this Saturday, Riverfest organizers noted as they smiled all day long. Even a few threatening clouds late in the day couldn’t change their mood.
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06.03: Peonies, Iris, Roses -- Send Us Your Photos
Peonies, roses, irises and more… send photos of your favorite flowers to [email protected] and we’ll post them for all to share.
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06.03: New Trail Inaugurated at Cornwall Landing
Walkers and hikers in Cornwall have a new trail to explore following the inauguration of the one-and-a-half mile long segment of the Highlands Trail that now brings you right to the banks of the Hudson River at Cornwall Landing.
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06.01: Forecast Sunny for Saturday's Riverfest
The weather forecast for Saturday is sunny with a chance of showers, and that’s got River-fest organizer Wynn Gold happy.
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06.01: Randazzo Says He Won't Run Again
Town supervisor Dick Randazzo has announced that he is not running for re-election in November, saying he had planned to step down after two terms when he first came back into office in 2003.
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05.31: Top Awards to High School Drama Club
Anyone who has caught a performance of the Cornwall High School Drama Club knows that the productions are top notch. This school year's productions of Once Upon a Mattress and Rumors captured the attention of regional drama critics in an annual community college awards competition. The high school's drama director/advisor, Richard Auferio, has the details.
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05.31: Shed Law Hearing
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is considering a change in zoning law to allow homeowners to build storage sheds closer to lot lines than is currently the case. The public is invited to speak about the change on June 18. Read the public hearing notice here.
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05.29: Village Police Try New Tactics with Juveniles
For the third time this month, Cornwall-on-Hudson police found teens and young adults at or near the elementary school with evidence of recent marijuana use and possession of beer late last week. They also busted up a party at the riverside Friday night. Police chief Charles Williams says these actions are part of a more proactive approach to stopping illegal activity before it leads to more petty crime.
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05.29: Memorial Day Parade Photos
Monday marked the seventh Memorial Day parade I have enjoyed in Cornwall, an event that draws neighbors together to watch a parade that is enduring, in part, because of its predictability.
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05.28: Remembering Fallen Heroes on Memorial Day
The true meaning of Memorial Day was brought to life at the soldiers monument near Cornwall Town Hall Monday morning as veterans, politicians, and police and fire departments paid tribute to members of the armed forces.
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05.28: Hikers Raise Money for Museum
It may not have been exactly a walk in the park on May 19, but it was an encounter with the misty side of nature.
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05.27: Fleet Reserve Hold Memorial at Waterside
Members of the Fleet Reserve Association Mid-Hudson Branch and its Unit 229 gathered at Cornwall Yacht Club for its annual Memorial Day waterside service Sunday afternoon.
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05.23: Screams Lead Police to Search Storm King Mountain
A voice heard screaming at the foot of Storm King Mountain Tuesday night led police and fire officials to launch a fruitless search on foot and by helicopter for the source of the sound.
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05.23: Parking On River Avenue Still Under Review
The new outdoor eating area at The River Bank restaurant and its impact on parking was the focus of further discussion at this week’s meeting of the village board of trustees.
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05.23: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
** Trustees approved a resolution that allows Storm King Adventure Tours to launch kayaks from the riverfront during daylight hours as long as it provides proof of insurance and pays $100 fee to the village.
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05.22: Woman Injured in Broadway Accident
An accident on Broadway in Cornwall Monday afternoon resulted in the driver of one of the vehicles losing her hand and forearm.
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05.22: Jazz Combo Swings in Newburgh
The Cornwall Central Middle School Jazz Combo played an afternoon concert on Sunday at the Newburgh Historical Society in a performance called “Jazz on the Lawn.”
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05.21: Fatal Accident on Route 32
A fatal motor vehicle accident on Route 32 took the life of a Monroe man Monday afternoon.
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05.17: Cornwall Chamber Aims to Bring Shoppers Back Home
Imagine, if you will, that you are strolling down Main Street in Cornwall or around the square in the village, stopping at the small shops and specialty stores where the owner knows your name and maybe even that of your children. Does this sound like a dream of the distant past? Not if the Greater Cornwall Chamber of Commerce succeeds in its new effort to draw shoppers back into town.
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05.15: Train Accident at Riverfront Raises Concerns
A freight train struck a van parked near the railroad crossing at the riverfront Friday evening while scores of people were gathered in the park to take photos on junior prom night.
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05.15: Village Board Stands by River Bank Agreement
The new outdoor eating patio at The River Bank restaurant and a planned parking lot nearby were the focus of a long discussion at the Village Board work session on Monday night.
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05.15: Voters Approve School Budget
By a solid margin, voters in the Cornwall Central School District approved a new $50.9 million budget for the next school year and authorized the district to spend $4.6 million on several building improvements, particularly updating the three elementary schools to make them compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Voters also elected three school board members.
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05.15: Museum Hike-a-thon Set for Saturday
The woodland trails and wildflower meadows of Kenridge Farm will be abuzz with activity on Saturday, May 19, when the first Hike-a-thon gets underway on the Museum of the Hudson Highlands property.
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05.14: School Election: What's on the Ballot?
On school election day, Tuesday, May 15, from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. at Cornwall Central Middle School, voters in the Cornwall Central School district will be voting on the following items. You may also visit www.cornwallschools.com for greater details.
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05.14: A Solar-Powered Boat Inspires Local Sailor
A local sailor went to sea and came back with a vision of a solar-powered boat that he thinks will take off in the Hudson Valley.
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05.10: Catholic Children Celebrate May Crowning
By Christine Staudle
This past Monday, St. Thomas of Canterbury School celebrated the annual May Crowning. Since medieval times, the month of May has been linked to devotions of Mary in the Roman Catholic Church. All over the world special observances are planned in communities and in homes
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05.10: Garden Club Blooms
Members of the Cornwall Garden Club were at work this week, tending the perennial gardens of Chadeayne circle and pulling out dead branches and leaves from the lovely flowering trees.
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05.09: Teen Sentenced for Threat
A 15-year-old Washingtonville student received an 18-month sentence on Tuesday in Orange County Family Court for making a terrorist threat at Cornwall High School last month. The teen was also sentenced for torturing an animal at his home in Blooming Grove.
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05.09: The River Bank Restaurant Builds New Patio
A new patio is being built outside The River Bank restaurant in the center of Cornwall-on-Hudson, a patio surrounded with a handcrafted stone wall and featuring a six-foot fountain in the center. Once finished, diners will be able to enjoy their meals on the patio amid the quaint beauty of the village center with Storm King Mountain towering beyond.
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05.08: New Feature: Dogs for Adoption
Have you been harboring a secret desire to bring man's best friend into your home? Do you already have a dog who needs a playmate? If so, you can learn about the dogs in need of adoption at the Cornwall Dog Shelter in a new feature in the Our Town section of the website. Click here for a look at these adorable pooches.
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05.08: School Board Candidates Present Their Ideas
The election of three people to serve on the Cornwall School Board will be held next Tuesday, May 15, along with the vote on the school district's proposed budget and bond.
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05.07: Storm King Fire Company Unveils History
The history of the Storm King Fire Engine Company #2 has been memorialized for generations to come in two beautiful bronze plaques unveiled on Saturday.
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05.04: Storm King Adventure Tours Opens for Business
Do you like to kayak, hike or go mountain biking? If so, you will have to check out the newest business in Cornwall-on-Hudson, Storm King Adventure Tours on Hudson Street.
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05.04: Garden Club Prepares for Annual & Perennial Sale
By Andrea Hamburger
It’s spring and time to think about gardening and plants. Need some geraniums to brighten up the front porch? Or how about adding new perennials to fill in where Bambi and friends have nibbled? And wouldn’t Mom love a plant for Mother’s Day?
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05.03: A Patriot on Storm King
By Warren Mumford
Storm King Mountain, Cornwall's guardian of the northern entrance to the Hudson Highlands, is currently a very well known hiking destination. The majestic river views attract climbers from far and wide Apparently, this was true as far back as 1782, when a revolutionary war soldier spent an insecure afternoon of "levity and folly" on its slopes
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05.02: Sculpture Added at St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital
A dramatic piece of outdoor sculpture by Argentine artist Alejandro Dron has been installed outside of St. Luke’s Cornwall hospital on Laurel Avenue in Cornwall.
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05.02: Teen Admits Threat at High School
A 15-year-old Blooming Grove student charged with making a terrorist threat at Cornwall high school last week has admitted his guilt.
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05.02: Young Poets Receive Awards
Young poets are proliferating in the Cornwall area, if the poetry competition at the public library is any indication.
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04.30: Arson Destroys House, Shatters Family
Lisa Nasuti had been looking forward to this week for a long time. She was planning to close on the sale of her home on Friday, May 4, ending a long, protacted divorce settlement with her husband that left her the house.
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04.30: Tree Falls on SUV Causing Slight Injury
A tall maple tree fell on top of a vehicle driven by Bronwen Riley, 28, as she drove on Hudson Street with her infant in the back seat this afternoon around 1:30 p.m.
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04.27: Village Sets Up Email Notification System
Last week’s problems with the Cornwall-on-Hudson water system hammered home a message to village leaders: it’s time to establish a network to notify residents when there is significant information that could impact public safety.
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04.27: FEMA Aid Available to Cornwall Storm Victims
Cornwall residents and businesses that suffered property damage or loss as a result of last week’s storm are eligible for federal funds after President George Bush declared Orange County a federal disaster area.
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04.27: Two Maple Trees Planted on Arbor Day
A crowd of thirty people gathered outside the American Legion post in Cornwall Friday afternoon to celebrate the planting of two maple trees that will be the first in a line of trees leading up to the Legion’s headquarters.
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04.25: Cornwall Residents Support Housing Walk
Affordable housing for working people is an issue that many people in Cornwall are concerned about – and their concern doesn’t stop at the borders of our town. Several local residents are active members of the Newburgh chapter of Habitat for Humanity, which is holding its annual Walk for Housing this Sunday.
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04.25: Be An Advocate for the Elderly and Infirmed
Hands-on! The Hudson Valley is seeking volunteers to help people in nursing homes and adult homes in Orange County. To date, the response has been lower than normal and we reprint a special appeal from the organization.
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04.24: Police Arrest Student for Making Threat
A 15-year-old student who attended a BOCES-Orange program at Cornwall Central High School has been charged with making a terrorist threat, a class A felony, following an incident last Thursday morning at the school.
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04.19: Boil Water Alert Lifted
The Orange County Department of Health has lifted its advisory to boil water supplied by the Cornwall-on-Hudson water department.
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04.19: Sewer Break Shuts School Bathrooms
Officials at the Cornwall-on-Hudson Elementary School shut down the bathrooms Thursday morning after a sewer line on Church Street collapsed.
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04.19: School Board Restores Proposed Cuts
The Cornwall board of education has approved a new round of changes to the contingency budget that would take effect if the proposed budget is voted down in May. This time, school board members could re-instate programs that had been targeted last month, including popular sports and after-school programs.
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04.19: Six Candidate Run for School Board
Six candidates for the Cornwall Central school board have filed their petitions to run for three seats that will be filled in May.
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04.18: Village Gets Grant for Waterfront Planning
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson has received a $60,000 grant from state senator Bill Larkin to begin planning for permanent low profile pier head at the village’s public launch and docking facility.
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04.18: Water Advisory Still in Effect
The boil water advisory is still in effect for customers of the Cornwall-on-Hudson water department and village clerk Jeanne Mahoney says that it will likely stay in effect until late Wednesday.
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04.17: Modified Softball Team Scores a Win
The first ever modified softball game at Cornwall was played on April 11 th against Middletown and the Lady Dragons produced a 7-0 victory.
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04.16: Boil Water Advisory
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Water Department is advising consumers of the department's water to boil water for two minutes before consuming it or to use bottled water.
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04.16: Rains Force Evacuations, Cause Flooding, Fire
Heavy rains and flooding have caused a number of problems in the Cornwall area, including a fire, road closures, and home evacuations.
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04.16: Electrical Fire on Hudson Street
A crew from Storm King Fire Engine Company #2 was out delivering notices about the need to boil water when an alert member spotted smoke coming out of a shed on Hudson Street.
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04.15:
A crowd of fifty people turned out to the Storm King Fire Engine Company on Saturday morning for a public hearing on the proposed village master plan. In a well-mannered and congenial atmosphere, people shared their views on what changes they would like to see in the community and everyone learned more about the steps that lay ahead.
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04.15: Help for Hudson Valley Breast Cancer Patients
After reading the story here last Sunday about Arlene Roberts' efforts to help her sister, Julieann Faurot, combat breast cancer, Regina McGrade, a village resident and a director of the Greater Hudson Valley Family Health Center, asked us to pass on the following information to others who may be facing breast cancer.
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04.13:
On the eve of a public hearing to discuss the Master Plan Committee’s proposals, the attorney for the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is offering up his comments on the master plan. Most of the comments target the plan’s proposals for zoning changes and its recommendations to increase lot size.
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04.12: Town Expands Its Summer Rec Program
Students in Cornwall schools will be eligible to sign up for a full day of summer fun this year, according to town board member Mary Beth Greene Kraft. She told the board on Monday that the department of recreation will hold two sessions each day, one from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and one from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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04.12: New Little League Building Prepped for Opening Day
Public works crews from the town and village are busy preparing the grounds around the Little League fields for Saturday’s opening day parade and ceremony.
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04.12: Teen Fined in Fire Department Case
The teenager arrested in an incident of underage drinking at the Storm King Fire Engine Company in December pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of disorderly conduct Wednesday evening.
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04.10: Tribute to Mayor Moulton
It’s barely a week since Edward Moulton left the office of mayor and local folks are getting together to honor the man who served as village mayor for 26 years.
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04.10: Grant for Fire Department
The Storm King Fire Engine Company #2 was notified last Friday that it will be receiving a $25,000 grant from the office of state Senator William Larkin.
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04.10: Mayor Gross Holds First Work Session
True to his promise, Mayor Joe Gross held his first work session with the village board of trustees in an atmosphere where the public was invited to comment on issues as they arose. He also questioned budget practices and expenditures big and small.
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04.10: Candidates Sought for School Board
Do you want to have a voice in how the Cornwall school system operates? If so, the Board of Education is looking for people who would like to run for three open seats on the board.
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04.10: Master Plan Public Forums
The Master Plan Committee will hold its final public hearing on the document before it is sent to the village board to be adopted. The hearing will be held on Saturday, April 14, at 9:30 a.m., at the Storm King Engine Company #2 on Hudson Street.
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04.08: Big Bunny Returns
In the wee, wee hours of Easter morning, a gentle snow blanketed the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson. When the sun rose, a white dusting remained and outside a house and a restaurant on Hudson Street, signs of a nocturnal visitor. Read on to learn what was found.
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04.07: Easter Bunny Brings Treats
The Easter Bunny was on hand Saturday morning outside Cornwall Town Hall, bringing joy to dozens of little children who had shown up to greet the fuzzy creature.
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04.07: Pedestrian Crossings Made Safer
Pedestrians trying to cross Hudson Street will have an easier time of it now that the markers that warn drivers to be on the lookout for them have been put back in place.
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04.05: Man Dies From Injuries
A guest at Painter’s Tavern who suffered a serious head injury on Monday night when he fell from a second-floor fire escape has died.
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04.05: Standing Room Only at 2 Alices
Well Folks, if you were not at “2 Alice’s Coffee Lounge” Saturday night for my open mic, then read this….
If you were there, then you experienced one heck of a time.
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04.04: Mayor Gross Takes Office
By Lisa Silverstone
Just before 7pm on Monday, April 2, Mayor-Elect Joe Gross, donning a tie and a smile, entered the Village Hall for his swearing-in as the new Mayor of Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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04.02: Mayor Gross Lays Out Plans for the Near Future
As he prepared for the mayoral swearing-in ceremony Monday evening, Joe Gross admitted that he was excited about the prospect of finally taking on the responsibilities of office and working to make some of the changes that he has long seen as crucial for the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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03.29: Music Director Scores Big
Jazz tunes created by a clever Cornwall musician may soon be heard around the world. Steve Kessler, whom many people in Cornwall will recognize if they have ever attended a school concert or play, is the middle school band director and he has long noticed how difficult it is to find good music for young performers.
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03.27: Village Trio Unites to Restore Mural
An expansive mural that captures the beauty of Newburgh around the time it was named an All-American City in the early 1950s is being restored thanks to the efforts of three Cornwall-on-Hudson residents.
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03.27: Special Village Meeting
Please be advised that the Village Board of Trustees will hold a Special Meeting on March 30th at 6:00 PM. Click here for the notice.
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03.26: Verizon Brings Fiber Optics to the Village
The telephone company, Verizon, was out in full force in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson on Monday, installing new fiber optic cable that will be able to carry phone, internet, and television cable signals
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03.22: Not Guilty Plea in Arson Case
Colin Marrone, who was arrested in February and charged with arson of the Little League building in Cornwall, was arraigned on Thursday in county court in Goshen on four felony counts: 3rd degree arson; 4th degree arson, 3rd degree burglary; and 2nd degree criminal mischief.
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03.21: Mayor Moulton Reflects on Loss, Future
Wednesday morning, after his sound defeat for re-election as mayor of Cornwall-on-Hudson, Edward Moulton stood in his office, emptying desk drawers and reviewing files. Obviously deflated after his loss, Mayor Moulton said he doesn’t know what he will do now that he has been thrust back into private life after 28 years in office, 26 of them as mayor.
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03.21: Election Results in Village Race
Joseph Gross, 53, defeated long-time mayor Edward Moulton, 76, in the election held Tuesday in Cornwall-on-Hudson. Gross, who campaigned on a platform calling for more transparency in government, won a decisive victory, defeating Moulton by a vote of 538 to 289.
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03.20: Master Plan, Storm Water Public Hearings
Two public hearings were set at the Village Board meeting Monday night.
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03.20: Riverfront Committee to Focus on Coal Pier
The village board heard an update from the Riverfront Revitalization Committee on Monday evening from its chair, John Wenz, who said that the committee was not contemplating changes at Donahue Park but has been focusing on the sizeable piece of land north of that, near the old coal pier.
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03.19: Voting Machine Ready for Election Day
The chief custodian of voting machines for Orange County was in the village hall Monday evening, making sure that everything was ready for election day.
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03.17: Building Collapses on Shore Road
A cinder block building on the Scenic Technology property on Shore Road in Cornwall-on-Hudson collapsed early Saturday morning during the snowstorm.
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03.17: Snowy Scenes at the River
All was quiet at the riverfront this morning, the waters of the Hudson white with ice.
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03.15: Cornwall: Tree City USA
The town of Cornwall has been designated a Tree City U.S.A. by the Arbor Day Society for the third year in a row, thanks to the efforts of town tree warden Kate Goodspeed.
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03.15: Water Dept. Replaces Leaky Valve
The Cornwall-on-Hudson water department is replacing a leaky pressure reduction valve on Duncan Avenue this week. The ten-foot square valve chamber was delivered Thursday morning by the manufacturer, Ross Valve.
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03.14: Where Are They Now?
Have you ever wondered what happens to some local residents who disappear during the cold winter months?
Well, one resident has sent a message telling folks what he has been up to in his winter haunt. Visit the People section here to find out who it is.
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03.13: Letter to the Editor
A letter to the editor on the subject of the upcoming village election arrived just after our newsletter went out today, but you may read it by clicking here.
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03.11: Candidates Express Views at Forum
Taxes and revenue sources were on the minds of the public at the candidates forum Friday evening at Munger cottage. About 75 people, mostly village residents, came to hear what the four candidates running for trustee and two candidates running for mayor had to say about a dozen issues facing the village this election year.
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03.08: All-Natural Burger Joint Proposed
A new burger joint is in the works for Cornwall, according to plans presented to the planning board earlier this week.
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03.05: Village Master Plan Presented in Final Draft
Editor's Note: Below is a letter to village residents announcing the final draft of the Cornwall-on-Hudson Comprehensive Master Plan. Copies of the master Plan final draft will be available beginning Monday, March 5, at the Village Hall and at the Cornwall Public Library. To read it online, open the full version of this story, then download the plan by clicking Comprehensive Master Plan Final Draft in the upper right hand column.
Dear Cornwall on Hudson Residents:
Here – in draft form – is the Comprehensive Master Plan a committee of your neighbors has worked for two years to create.
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03.04: Girls, Boys Varsity Teams Win Section 9 Title
The Cornwall boys and girls varsity basketball teams won the Section 9 championships Sunday afternoon in close, but ultimately victorious, matches.
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03.03: Truck Hits Car, Building in Village
A pickup truck driven by village resident Christopher O’Dell slammed into a car parked outside of 240 Hudson Street in Corrnwall-on-Hudson early Saturday, sending the car across the street and into a sign post.
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03.01: Open Mic Photo Album
Last Saturday, the editor of this website caught the first few acts to perform at Little Bobby Barton's Open Mic Night at 2 Alice's Coffee Lounge. The Open Mic night is gaining in popularity and about a dozen performers had signed up for their ten-minute performance slot.
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02.28: Proposed School Budget Introduced
The annual school budget vote is May 15 and on Tuesday evening Cornwall school district officials presented a budget proposal for 2007-2008 that is a 6.88% increase over the current budget.
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02.28: New Parking Rules for Maple Ave. Extension
If you’re planning to go to the village post office or Cornwall-on-Hudson Elementary School, make sure you check the parking rule sign before you leave your car. On Monday evening, the village board approved a new law that changes the parking regulations for Maple Avenue Extension, which runs along the side of the school’s front lawn.
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02.27: It's A Mystery!
A mystery guest reader, that is. The Cornwall Public Library has lined up some special members of the community to come in and read their favorite children's books this Friday, March 2.
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02.27: New Contract for Village Employees
At Monday’s board meeting, village attorney Howard Protter announced the settlement of a new contract with the Civil Service Employees Asssociation that represents 18 employees of the village’s department of public works and water department.
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02.27: DPW Car Totaled in Accident
The village department of public works has a new, used vehicle to replace one that was destroyed in an accident at the DPW last week.
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02.27: Villagers Win a Delay in Actions in Cliffside Park
People power came to the village boardroom on Monday evening when a group of some 30 residents of Cliffside Park convinced the board to reconsider its order to remove private property from public streets, the first step in a move to improve access to the narrow, winding lanes that give the neighborhood its character.
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02.26: Meeting Cancellations
The Board of Education monthly meeting, scheduled for this evening, has been re-scheduled to Tuesday, February 27, at 7 p.m., in the Cornwall-on-Hudson Elementary School cafeteria.
The Cornwall Historical Society's monthly meeting this evening has been cancelled. The society reminds folks of its upcoming annual dinner on March 24th at the Mountainville Manor. Visit www.cornwallhistoricalsocietyny.com for details.
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02.23: Communities That Care Still At Work in Cornwall
By Alice M. Hall
The Core Group of Communities That Care have been meeting on a regular basis. This small group, including parents, church and community leaders, is convinced that our town and village will benefit from this program.
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02.22: Journey's End: Powerful WWI Drama Packs A Punch
By Liz Nealon
Journey's End, the story of six British soldiers posted to the front line in WWI, opened this week on Broadway. This revival was a hit in London's West End, and I have no doubt that it will perform similarly in New York.
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02.22: Hazard Named Cornwall Police Chief
The town of Cornwall has a new police chief, Todd Hazard, who has been serving as a sergeant in the New Windsor police force.
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02.21: State Police Arrest Suspect in Under-age Drinking
The New York State Police have charged a Cornwall-on-Hudson teenager with unlawfully providing an alcoholic beverage to a person under 21 years of age, a misdemeanor.
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02.20: Village Police Uncover Valentine Treasure Hunt
Cornwall-on-Hudson police responded to a report of a suspicious bag at Donahue Memorial Park on Saturday that turned out to be a clue in an romantic scavenger hunt.
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02.16: Kids Speak: What's Wrong With Kids These Days?
By Jessica Hauserman
Eighth-grade student at CCMS
What’s wrong you ask? Concerned parents and adults are not quite sure yet, but one things is certain: the answer won’t be easy to figure out, according to the C.O.H. trustee board.
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02.14: Kids Speak: Geo-Caching in Cornwall
By Ian Silverstone
Seventh-grader at CCMS
There is a new phenomenon cropping up in outdoor nature activities, called geo-caching. Geo-caching allows you to get outdoors on a hike or to an outdoor spot while you conduct a scavenger hunt for a box of items hidden in nature.
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02.13: Alcohol Leads to Suspensions at High School
A Valentine's Day dance at Cornwall Central High School Friday evening turned sour when several teens in attendance were found to be drinking alcohol.
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02.13: Six Candidates File for March Election
Six people have filed petitions in their run for public office in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson. The deadline for filing was today, February 13.
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02.13: Sparks Fly Over Police Chief Selection Process
The town of Cornwall still does not have a new police chief, despite a heated debate about the subject at the town board meeting on Monday night that revealed the board’s displeasure with local media coverage of the selection process.
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02.13: Schools, Library Closed Wednesday
In anticipation of a heavy snowfall, Cornwall Central School District has closed schools on Wednesday, February 14. In addition, Molly Robbins, the director of the Cornwall Public Library has closed the facility for the day. All scheduled programs at the library will be cancelled as well. Robbins asks pepole to call the library at 534-8282 for further information.
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02.12: It's Cold Enough to....
Skate at last! After a week of below-freezing temperatures, Ring's Pond in Cornwall opened to skaters this weekend.
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02.12: Episcopal Church to Ship Goods to Wounded Soldiers
A pile of personal items are ready to be shipped to soldiers wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan who often arrive at military hospitals with nothing but the uniforms they are wearing.
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02.10: New Windsor Man Arrested with Marijuana
Cornwall-on-Hudson police arrested a 19-year-old man from New Windsor on Friday evening and charged him with criminal possession of marijuana, a class E felony.
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02.08: RIverfront Committee Discusses Public Feedback
Bathrooms and trash cans – those are the two items requested most frequently by the 84 people who attended last fall’s public hearings designed to solicit input on the future of the village’s Hudson River waterfront
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02.08: The River Bank Restaurant to Re-Open Monday
Food lovers, rejoice! The River Bank restaurant, shut down on Tuesday by water damage from broken pipes, will be back open for business on Monday, February 12, in time for a romantic candle-light dinner on Valentine’s Day.
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02.08: Spaghetti Dinner and Midnight Run
By Susanne Vondrak
More than 230 people braved the cold Saturday night to enjoy the Cornwall Presbyterian Church’s annual Spaghetti Dinner.
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02.08: Town of Cornwall Debuts New Website
The town of Cornwall unveiled its new website last month, featuring a new look and a new address, www.cornwallny.gov.
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02.07: Letter: Make the Riverfront Green
Dear Editor:
I want to share with you the following as there is a lot of decision making happening re: our river front.
Read the letter here.
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02.06: Water Damage Closes RIver Bank Restaurant
Burst pipes sent a cascade of water into The River Bank restaurant Tuesday afternoon, flooding the establishment and leading the fire department to condemn the building until repairs can be made.
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02.06: Newburgh-Beacon Ferry Service Suspended
Attention, commuters: Ferry service between Newburgh and Beacon has been suspended due to the icing of the Hudson River. It has also been suspended between Haverstraw and Ossining.
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02.02: Adventures in a Backyard Veggie Garden
A light snow is falling, at last a sign of winter that allows me to dream pleasantly of spring – and gardens.
Visit the latest installment of the gardening column here.
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02.01: Hi-Speed Chase Ends in Mountainville;Suspect Flees
Police units from throughout the area responded this morning to a report of a vehicle fleeing police on the New York State Thruway whose driver later abandoned his car in Mountainville and took off on foot.
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02.01: The Road to Black Rock
Part Two of a Water Series
Once the Black Rock water filter plant comes online, the reservoirs in the forest will once again become Cornwall-on-Hudson’s primary source of water for the system that serves just over 2,500 customers in the Cornwall area, According to Mayor Moulton, Black Rock’s addition will be the final piece in a uniquely flexible system that draws on three separate water sources.
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01.31: Red Scarf Project Helps Orphaned Teens
This Valentine’s Day, dozens of parentless teens who are attending college will open care packages to find among the goodies a red scarf hand-made by volunteers organized by Maureen Basher of the Cornwall Yarn Shop.
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01.30: Snow Days
Children around the Cornwall School District may be practicing an unusual ritual tonight. When they get ready for bed you may find their pajamas are worn inside out.
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01.25: New Parking Rules Introduced
At the village board meeting this week, the mayor introduced a new law changing the parking rules on Maple Avenue extension, just in front of the elementary school.
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01.23: Coming to Your Tap: Good Old Mountain Water
A Ten-Year Effort Wraps Up
When the new water filter plant comes on line as expected in the next few weeks, it will cap a decade-long effort by the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson to ensure that water from the five reservoirs in Black Rock Forest meets the Safe Drinking Water standards.
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01.23: Notes from the Village Board Meeting
** Officer Louis DiMiceli, known to hundreds of students as Officer Lou the D.A.R.E. instructor and to hundreds of residents as one of the friendliest cops around, retired from the village police department at the end of 2006.
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01.23: Village Budget Passes After Lively Debate
The village board of trustees approved a new budget for fiscal year 2007-8 at Monday’s night meeting that will include a property tax hike of 2.5% to $8.09 per thousand dollars of assessment.
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01.20: River of Words
The Hudson River at Plum Point has inspired a young writer to compose an award-winning poem. Devin Felter, a sixth-grader from New WIndsor, was awarded the 2006 grand prize for his age group in the River of Words competition, which is judged by co-founders Robert Hass, who served as US Poet Laureate from 1995-1997, and writer Pamela Michael. Here's Devin's poem:
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01.18: New Look in the Works for Food Bank
The village’s Local Development Corporation is laying plans to change the façade of the Hudson Valley Food Bank building on Hudson Street. The large building, a former light factory, has a brick façade and the LDC wants to “bring it more in line with the general aesthetics of the Village,” according to a statement from the not-for-profit corporation.
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01.18: St. Luke's Cornwall-Mt. Sinai Partner
St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital took a big step forward on Thursday when hospital president Allan Atzrott signed an agreement with Dr. Kenneth L. Davis, the head of Mount Sinai Medical Center, to create a partnership between the two institutions.
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01.16: Donate to Benefit Wounded Soldiers
As the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq go on, the number of U.S. soldiers who are wounded mounts. Now members of Cornwall's St. John's Episcopal Church are asking for donations of personal items for the sick, injured or wounded soldiers who arrive in military hospitals with nothing but their uniforms.
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01.14: Master Plan Status Report
In a letter to the editor of the Cornwall Local a week ago, RIck Gioia, a candidate for village trustee, raised questions about the Master Plan Comittee and the Intentions of the Local Development Corporation. Lee Murphy, the chair of the Master Plan Committee, wrote this letter in response. It was published in the Local and he suggested that it be published in its entirety here.
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01.12: Village Vigil Protests More Troops in Iraq
A group of some two dozen people held a peace rally in the village center Thursday evening to protest President Bush’s plan to send 2,500 additional troops to Iraq.
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01.12: Weather Vane Returns to Village Hall
A copper weather vane topped by an eagle in flight has returned to its home atop the village hall.
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01.09: Mayor Introduces Budget Proposal
Mayor Ed Moulton is proposing a village budget of $3,059,000 for fiscal year 2007-08, a $75,000 decrease in spending from the current fiscal year. He introduced the new budget at a work session of the village government Monday night.
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01.08: Joseph Gross Announces Plan to Run for Mayor
Joseph J. Gross, 53, a life-long resident of Cornwall-on-Hudson, has officially announced that he will be getting into the race for village mayor.
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01.07: Obituary: Rita Y. Despres
Rita Y. Despres, 75, of Lompoc, Calif., and former longtime resident of Cornwall, died January 2, 2007 at Lompoc Hospital in California. Family members will receive visitors this Tuesday at the Quigley Funeral Home in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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01.05: Baby, It's (Not) Cold Outside
Walking through the village this morning, a woman holding her dog on a leash, looked at a passerby and said just one word: “weird.” It wasn’t hard to figure out what she was referring to, with the temperature already in the mid-50s at 8 a.m.
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01.05: Village Native to Top Military Command in Iraq
Lt. General David Petraeus, a native of Cornwall-on-Hudson, has been tapped by President George Bush to become the chief commander in Iraq, according to ABC news, which broke the story.
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01.01: Village Welcomes in the New Year
Villagers young and old gathered in the square to welcome the new year on Sunday night in what has become a tradition of the ball drop atop the Storm King Theatre.
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12.24: Kid's Speak: Winter Concert Rocks Middle School
By Ian Silverstone
On Tuesday, December 19, 2006, the Cornwall Middle School held a sensational concert, a tribute to the glorious winter season, in the school’s auditorium.
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12.22: Police Investigate Burglary at Elementary School
Cornwall-on-Hudson police are investigating a recent burglary of Cornwall-on-Hudson Elementary School on Hudson Street. It is unclear when the burglary happened, but police chief Charles Williams said that a small amount of cash was taken. The burglar gained access to the school through a window, he said.
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12.21: Black Rock Water Treatment Plant Passes First Test
Mayor Ed Moulton and Water Superintendant Bob June announced on Thursday that the Black Rock water treatment plant had passed the first round of tests to begin operations after nearly a decade of planning and construction.
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12.19: Bits & Pieces of Village Business
Eight property owners showed up on Grievance Day in November to ask that their property assessments be lowered. Several were successful, including two old houses that are in the process of a gut renovation.
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12.19: Kids Speak
We continue our occasional column, Kids Speak, where students have a place to publish their writings. Today, we present a musical review by Ian Silverstone, a seventh grader at Cornwall Central Middle School.
Ian is planning to write about tonight's 7th & 8th Grade Winter Concert, so look for his piece on the performance in the coming days. Any student who wishes to submit a story to the website can email [email protected].
Here's what Ian Silverstone found when he covered the 7th & 8th Grade Chorus performance at Munger Cottage:
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12.19: Phone Book Law On Hold
The Yellow Book and the other books will be arriving in your driveway for the foreseeable future as the Village Board of Trustees postponed a vote on the proposed law that would create a registry for residents who don’t want the unsolicited materials.
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12.19: Water, Water Everywhere
Water was on the minds of the village board of trustees on Monday evening.
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12.13: Public Hearing on Stormwater
Stormwater and runoff from new construction is a mounting environmental issue throughout Orange County.
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12.11: New Feature: Public Notices
In a new section of the Cornwall-on-Hudson.com website, Public Notices, you will find documents that are intended for public consideration. (more)
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12.11: Town Police Chief Resigns
Cornwall police chief Russell O'Dell is stepping down from his post as head of the town police department at the end of 2006. O'Dell's resignation was accepted by the town board of trustees at its monthly meeting on Monday night.
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12.05: Book Sales to Benefit Cornwall Museum, Schools
If you're planning on buying books for anyone on your holiday shopping list, your dollars spent at Barnes & Nobles in Newburgh will benefit Cornwall schools and the Museum of the Hudson Highlands, depending on which day you shop. Click here for the details:
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12.04: Don't Miss Answer to Kids Speak
Check out the letters section for a suggestion on how skateboarders can get a safe place to skate.
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12.04: Tree Lighting Kicks Off Holiday Festivities
With the N.Y.M.A band performing the Christmas carols people know and love, Mayor Ed Moulton led the countdown for the lighting of the village Christmas Tree Sunday evening.
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12.03: Kids Speak
Do the young people of Cornwall have something to say? You bet they do, judging by the ever-growing numbers of teens and pre-teens who show up at the meetings of concerned residents. (more)
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12.03: McQuade Children's Services Benefits from Holiday
The holidays are a time for giving, each in their own way. This year, Bettina Strum Carter, owner of Bettina Louise's Fine Jewelry, has decided to give ten percent of proceeds during her busiest season to McQuade Children's Services treatment center. (more)
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11.29: Residents Vote Yes for Communities That Care
Some three dozens residents of the town and village of Cornwall gave their approval Tuesday night to form a citizens coalition to address the issues facing local young people. (more)
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11.27: Two Arrests in Village Break-in
Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson police have charged two men in connection with a break-in and burglary at Market on Hudson, which was discovered when the food shop/restaurant opened Friday morning. (more)
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11.27:
Is Cornwall ready to become a “community that cares?” That is the question to be asked on Tuesday evening when community members meet to talk about whether they are willing to take action to provide a better safety net for local youth. (more)
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11.27: Musicians Rock 2 Alices Saturday Night
Hey Folk’s, It me again…. “Little” Bobby Barton
I have to start out by saying, that If you were not in attendance at my “2 Alice’s Coffee Lounge” Open Mic this past Saturday night, then you missed 11 of the best acts around. (more)
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11.22: Thanksgiving Holiday Garbage Schedule
There will be no garbage pickup in the village on Thursday or Friday, November 23 and 24.
Garbage and recycling pickup will resume normal schedules on Monday, November 27, according to village clerk Jeanne Mahoney.
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11.21: Phonebook Hearing Scheduled
If you have an opinion about the phonebooks dropped in your driveway or on your lawn throughout the year, you will have an opportunity to speak to the Village Board on Monday, December 18. (more)
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11.21: Village Intends to Change Parking Rules at COHES
The village mayor and trustees are expected to change the parking rules at the Cornwall-on-Hudson Elementary School after trustee Mark Edsall and police chief Charles Williams met with the Cornwall Schools superintendent Tim Rehm. (more)
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11.21: Village Plans 2009 Hudson-Fulton-Champlain Role
The summer of 2009 promises to be a time when visitors flock to the Hudson Valley during the Quadricentennial which will commemorate the explorations of Henry Hudson and Samuel de Champlain in 1609 (more)
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11.16: Parents Ask Village to Restrict Parking at COHES
A group of parents of students at Cornwall-on-Hudson Elementary School is asking the village government to restrict parking along the school fence between 8:15 a.m. and 9 a.m., prime drop-off hours. (more)
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11.15: Museum Celebrates at Gallery
By Susanne Vondrak
The annual holiday party for the Museum of the Hudson Highlands sparkled with a different light this Sunday. (more)
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11.14: Library Celebrates Children's Book Week
Children of all ages are welcomed to the Cornwall Public Library for a series of special events this week to celebrate Children's Book Week, which ends November 19th. During the week, programs are offered that "celebrate the written word while introducing children to new authors and new ideas, " according to the Children's Book Week organization. (more)
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11.14: Water Leak Costing Village Thousands
At the work session of the Village Board of Trustees on Monday night, water superintendent Bob June had some bad news: a leaky pressure reduction valve on Duncan Avenue is losing an estimated 70,000 gallons of water a day. (more)
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11.12: American Painters In Paris
By Jaci Canning
One of the 19th-century American artists who went to Paris to learn to paint and establish a reputation is featured in a landmark exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
What does this have to do with Cornwall? (more)
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11.08: November Life Amid the Fallen Leaves
November. Most people think of the end of the life cycle as they watch the last brown leaves cling to tree limbs and the asters and mums turn brown on their stems.
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11.06: Election Day on Tuesday
Tuesday is general election day when voters can cast their ballots for candidates in several high profile races. Of particular interest to people in the village, Cornwall Town Supervisor Richard Randazzo is challenging incumbent Nancy Calhoun for her seat in the State Assembly. If Randazzo wins, his position as town supervisor will be vacated and a new supervisor will be voted in. (more)
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11.02: Temperature Drop Means Final Harvest
If you've been waiting until the last moment to harvest those green tomatoes, squash or other garden vegetables, now is the time! Temperatures are expected to go below freezing Thursday night and may provide the final blow to crops in the Cornwall area. (more)
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10.31: West Point Fly Over
If you were out and about at noon today, you may have caught sight of an C-5 cargo plane lumbering south along the Hudson River to West Point. Here's a look at it if you missed it. (more)
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10.30: Graffiti Mars Gazebo
While skateboarders at the village gazebo get most of the attention, someone armed with a black marker has defaced one of the columns of the village gazebo. (more)
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10.30: Little Bobby Barton's Music Scene
By "Little" Bobby Barton
Saturday October 28,2006, a day that will live in infamy.
Well, not really, BUT, it was a good night for music here in Cornwall. (more)
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10.25: Federal Judge Dismisses Case
A federal court judge has dismissed a suit brought by village resident Michelle Okin alleging that village and town police failed to respond to her repeated complaints of physical abuse and intimidation by her boyfriend, Roy Sears. (more)
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10.25: Mother of Jersey Boy Speaks
DEAR EDITOR,
MY SON IS MICHAEL, 18-YEARS-OLD AND LIVING UP IN CORNWALL. HE IS ONE OF THE JERSEY BOYS THAT IS CAUSING SOME OF THE PROBLEMS IN YOUR AREA. (more)
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10.25:
A meeting called to discuss how the community of Cornwall can help develop safe alternatives for young people ended Tuesday night with concerns that not enough people would come forward to realize these goals. (more)
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10.25: Jersey Boys Still An Issue
Click Here to Read A Mother's Plea for Help
At the meeting about helping the youth of Cornwall on Tuesday night, the subject of the so-called “Jersey Boys,” came up in a discussion of the real threats to Cornwall youth. Police chief Charles Williams said focus on the Jersey Boys was misplaced and that is was dangerous to talk about “running them out of town.” (more)
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10.24: Don't Miss It!
The Riverfront Revitalization committee has been sent a stream (or is it river?) of ideas about how to encourage a historical appreciation of the riverfront. Read Philip Hopp's remarks in the Forum -- and bring your thoughts to the second Revitalization committee hearing this Thursday at 7 p.m. In addition, new hearing dates have been added in the events calendar.
If you prefer, readers can also send their thoughts to be published on the Letters to the Editor page. Read what one resident has to say about the fire department in the letters page.
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10.20: Residents Voice Concerns About Riverfront
The development of the village riverfront brought out some strong opinions, and even some harsh remarks, on Wednesday evening at the first public hearing about what, if any, action should be taken to enhance usage of the area. (more)
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10.19: Meet Lena Eriksson: River Walker
You can find Lena nearly every morning, her dog in tow, walking along Pagenstecher Park to the river, where she picks up interesting twigs, leaves, seed pods, drift wood and grasses.
Click here to read about how nature inspires Lena's art in the People section of Our Town.
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10.19: Cornwall Democrats Go Online
Just in time for the November mid-term elections, the Cornwall Democratic Party Committee is debuting its new website, full of information for voters. The website, built by the 17-year-old daughter of Democratic party activist Susan Ostrander, has information about local candidates, as well as information about how to file for an absentee ballot. For those interested, the website is www.cornwalldems.org.
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10.17: Village Residents Upset About Teen Trouble
Skateboarders or out-of-towners, who creates the biggest threat to maintaining peace in the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson?
That was the hot topic Monday night at the Village Board of Trustee meeting when some 40 residents presented their concerns about what they see as an escalating problem of unruly teenagers in the village. (more)
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10.16: Public Discussion of Riverfront
The Riverfront Revitalization Committee is looking for village residents who have an opinion about Donahue Memorial Park and adjoining village-owned land. Judging from the level of debate during the spring and summer, there is no shortage of points of view on this subject. Now, starting this Wednesday at 7 p.m. the Riverfront committee is inviting everyone in the village to bring their thoughts and ideas to a series of three public meetings to discuss where to go from here. (more)
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10.16: There Was Frost on the Pumpkin This Morning
The temperature hit a low of 32 degrees at 5 a.m. this morning at Stewart Airport and hovered near there well after sunrise. (more)
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10.12: Kurt Talks About Kitchen Fire Prevention
In the latest installament of his column, fire prevention and safety professional Kurt Hahn this week talks about what to do if you have a fire in your kitchen. If you think you know, take the quiz prepared by Fire Prevention Week.org or read Ask Kurt.
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10.10: Randazzo Debates Calhoun
If you missed it when they faced off live, you can watch a re-broadcast of the debate between Cornwall Town Supervisor Richard Randazzo and New York State Assemblywoman Nancy Calhoun on Cable 6, this Tuesday (10/10) and Thursday (10/12) at 9 p.m. (more)
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10.05: Firefighters Celebrate Award
Spit-and-polish, exemplary presentation, discipline in the ranks – these are some of the qualities that helped Storm King Fire Engine Company #2 win its fourth award for Best Overall company in the 92nd Annual Orange County Volunteer Fireman’s Association Parade in Pine Bush on September 23rd. (more)
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10.05: Art About Water
When Susan Konvit dreams, she often finds the inspiration for her art projects. A Cornwall resident and founder of the Arts Alliance of the Lower Hudson Valley, Konvit woke up a year ago dreaming about water and this week you can see the result -- the Art About Water series at Black Rock Forest. (more)
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09.28: Eco-Art Creations in Black Rock Forest
There is a whisper in the wind at Black Rock Forest, calling the adventurous to come out to look for natural objects transformed by the human hand. The environmental art installations will be revealed to all beginning Saturday, September 30th in the first of a novel series of art events called Art About Water (more)
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09.21: New Feature Added to People Section
If you’ve ever had trouble sleeping at night, you may be happy to learn about a woman living in Cornwall-on-Hudson who can prepare an herbal tea that will allow you to drift pleasantly into dreamland. To read about Marguerite Dunne in the People section, click here.
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09.19: Central Hudson Replaces Aging Wires
-- Village Board of Trustees News
You may see more Central Hudson crews on the streets of Cornwall-on-Hudson, but the number of the village’s own public works crews may be less as the department of public works copes with sickness and injuries among its employees. (more)
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09.18: Crowds Enjoy Cornwall Fall Festival
The sun shone brightly on the streets of Cornwall this Saturday as hundreds of people came to Main Street to sample the wares of merchants at the annual Fall Festival. Click here for a peek:
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09.11: Dozen Democrats in Primary
The Democrats have a broad field of contenders for public office in the September 12 primary election. The Independence Party fields two candidate for state assembly. (more)
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09.11: Four Republican Candidates in Primary
In Cornwall-on-Hudson, when Republicans vote in the September 12 primary, the ballot will include two candidates for U.S. Senate, KT McFarland and John Spencer, and two candidates for county sheriff. (more)
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09.08: Donahue Memorial Park Closes for Hospital Gala
The village of Cornwall-on-Hudson is closing Donahue Memorial Park on Saturday, September 9, beginning at 8 a.m. to allow workers to prepare for the St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital Gala to be held at the riverfront on Saturday night. The park will reopen on Sunday, September 10. (more)
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09.01: Village Website Debuts; Minutes Now Online
On Friday, September 1, the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson launched its newly-designed and expanded website at www.cornwall-on-hudson.org (see "Official Village Site" link on this page).
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08.30: Residents Meet to Help Teens
On Tuesday evening, a group of about 40 concerned Cornwall citizens and representatives of a county alcohol and drug abuse prevention office met at the public library to talk about how they can reach out to the youth of the town and village and provide some type of safety net for teens at risk.
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08.12: Hudson River Action Agenda
Let’s band together and improve the Hudson River estuary in advance of the 2009 festivities that will mark the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson’s trip up the waterway – that’s the message of the recently re-issued action agenda asking organizations, towns and people all over the Hudson Valley to join in.
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08.10: Third Arrest in Burglary Case
Cornwall-on-Hudson police have arrested a third person for the July 29th burglary of a Wood Avenue residence. Seventeen-year-old Christopher Kehoe. a resident of Cornwall-on-Hudson, was detained by police on Wednesday in Westchester County, according to police chief Charles Williams.
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08.08: Police Arrest Two in Burglary
Cornwall-on-Hudson police have arrested two people for possession of stolen property and are seeking a third person in connection with a July 29 break-in at a Wood Avenue residence.
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08.05: Riverfront Gazebo Dedicated
Under a brilliant blue sky, the newly-built gazebo in Donahue Memorial Park was dedicated to former deputy mayor Tony Ferraro this morning by Cornwall-on-Hudson mayor Ed Moulton.
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08.03: Manatee Alert
Aquatic wildlife specialists are asking boaters, fishermen, and especially kayakers to be on the lookout for a manatee spotted last Saturday headed north in the Hudson river off Manhattan.
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08.01: Lazy, Hazy Days of Summer
Temperatures in the 90s and a humidity index to match. For those who venture outside – and those lucky enough to seek relief on the water -- a world of nature at the height of summer awaits.
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07.29: Fireworks Finale at Fireman's Fair
Fireworks after dark will mark the highlight of the day's festivities at the Storm King Engine company fair on Saturday night, following a live concert by AJ and the Hearts.
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07.24:
By John Wenz
The following was written by one village resident to describe his vision for increasing recreational use of the riverfront, while preserving the beauty of the area. John Wenz is a marine surveyor who also serves as president of the Cornwall Baymen's Association and Chairman of the Village's Riverfront Revitalization Committee. Comments on his proposals are welcomed in the Forum or you may email a longer response to [email protected].
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07.24: My Vision-Part II Fixed vs. Floating Dock
By John Wenz
A fixed dock or pier involves driving a large number of poles, or pilings, into the river bed. A permanent framework and a wood or concrete deck surface are then built on top.
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07.22: SKFE Firemen's Fair Promises Fun for All
As the Storm King Engine company’s annual fair gets underway next Wednesday, Chief Jeff Armitage says that members of the firehouse are working hard to put on a great community event.
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07.20: Democratic Candidate for Governor Visits Village
Eliot Spitzer, democratic candidate for governor in November's election, made a campaign stop at Nicky's restaurant in the village this evening.
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07.14:
It’s not too late to submit your comments on proposals for a new Village Master Plan.
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07.11: Skyliners Big Swing Band Plays On
Despite a fierce thunder and lightning storm that swept through the village just an hour before, the evening bandstand concert went on as planned.
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07.11: Weekend Vandalism in Village, Town
Graffiti was sprayed on St. John's Episcopal Church on Clinton Street in Cornwall Friday night while a window was broken over the weekend in the village.
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07.06: Power Company at Work in Village
A crew from Central Hudson stopped traffic along Academy Avenue on Thursday while it cleaned up tree debris after several fierce storms in recent days.
Power losses have become more frequent as a result of the high winds and rains that have damaged many trees in the village.
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07.06: Packed Public Hearing on Development
More than 50 people crowded into the Cornwall Volunteer Ambulance hall Wednesday night to express their views on two proposed developments that could impact the local environment, particularly Moodna Creek.
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07.05: Fourth of July Parade
The annual Independence Day parade got underway a little late, due to a fierce storm that swept through Cornwall, downing several trees, an hour before the parade was to set off.
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