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Kids’ Night in Highland Falls was a great success!
If you heard music coming from the area of Roe Park in Highland Falls last Friday evening; if you couldn’t get a parking spot anywhere near the park; and if, at about 8 p.m. you saw lots of … more
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Photos that will be part of the Cornwall Library’s upcoming art exhibit include those by Kurt Eise (pictured above).
Cornwall Public Library to host new art exhibit
The Cornwall Public Library will host an Art Show Opening Reception on Thursday, August 29 at 5:30 p.m. “How We See It” – A Juried Exhibit of Member Photographs by the Hudson … more
Watch for him at Hudson, Idlewild & River in Cornwall-on-Hudson
Watch for him at Hudson, Idlewild & River in Cornwall-on-Hudson William Greubel, a Navy veteran and town resident, was hired as a crossing guard by the Cornwall-on-Hudson Village Board last … more
The first 1700 donors can receive a 2024 challenge coin.
West Point Blood Drive is September 3 - 6
New York Blood Center invites the community to the September Blood Drive at USMA West Point. Blood Donors are urgently needed from Tuesday, September 3 through Friday, September 6, from 11 a.m. - 7 … more
Highland Union Cemetery
Highland Union Cemetery, located on Old State Rd. in Highland Falls, is one of three public cemeteries in the Town of Highlands. At the August 12 Town Board meeting the board addressed broken fencing … more
Reapportionment hearing set for August 27
The Orange County Legislature will hold a public hearing on August 27 starting at 5 p.m. and ending at 9 p.m. at the Orange County Government Center to receive public comment on a proposed … more
City of Newburgh touts improved credit rating
Newburgh City Manager Todd Venning Monday announced the City of Newburgh has earned its second credit rating upgrade in two years from Moody’s Investor Services (MIS), moving to A1 from A3. … more
The Town of New Windsor installed its first Hometown Heroes Banner on the morning of August 20, honoring the late U.S. Marine Corps Corporal Joseph S. Tremblay.
Hometown hero banner raised in New Windsor
The Town of New Windsor installed its first Hometown Heroes Banner on the morning of August 20 in front of town hall along Union Avenue. The first installed banner honors the late U.S. Marine Corps … more
Newburgh School board may reconsider rotating meeting locations
The Newburgh Board of Education voted to postpone the resolution on the rotation of district meetings to the first meeting in October at their August 13 meeting. The proposal to rotate the board … more
Newburgh School board adopts tax warrant
The Newburgh Board of Education adopted the Tax Warrant for the 2024-2025 school year during its regular meeting on August 13. The collection of district taxes is set to begin September 1, 2024 and … more
Blooming Hill Farm presents glamping addition
The project “Blooming Hill Farm and Under Canvas Site Plan” made an initial appearance to the New Windsor Planning Board on Wednesday, August 14. The planning board approved to circulate … more
Self Storage project comes before New Windsor Town Board
The New Windsor Town Board received an initial presentation on the project Unit 3, LLC - Self Storage on August 15. The project proposes the construction of a three story 8,700 square foot … more
Dispensary moves forward in Newburgh
The Town of Newburgh Planning Board granted site plan approval and special permit approval on the project 217 S. Plank Road-Cannabis Dispensary during its August 15 meeting. No one commented on the … more
Marlboro Board approves safety plans
The Marlboro Board of Education unanimously approved the District and School Building Safety Plans for the 2024-2025 school year for the Marlboro Central School District as presented. The plan is … more
Marlboro School Board approves Tax Levy
The Marlboro School Board voted unanimously to approve the district Tax Levy for the 2024-2025 school year as presented on Monday, August 19. The collection of taxes is set to commence from September … more
Ryan: Lower the interest rate
Congressman Pat Ryan called on the Federal Reserve to immediately lower interest rates in a letter to Chair Jerome Powell. In his letter, Ryan cited rising housing costs and the financial pressure on … more
Sit & Chat History Group returns to Highland Falls on September 4
As the Native Americans were driven from the area, the ‘Hill People’ moved into the valleys and foothills. Who were these people? Where did they come from? Why did they come here? How did … more
Health programs on library slate
The Cornwall Library has a full slate of health-related programs coming up, Program Director Brenda Goldfarb said this week. Here’s a rundown: 9/4/24, 1-2 p.m. - Medicare: Parts A,B,C,D … more
Cornwall mayor stops by the Farmer’s Market
You just never know what you’re going to see when you stop by the Cornwall Farmers Market – in fact, you don’t even need to physically go there to be entertained. Each week, Market … more
Long Cove at Sunset, Chamberlain, ME is by David Nicholls of Cornwall.
SUNY Orange Art Show features Cornwall’s David Nicholls
The current summer show on view in Orange Hall Gallery, entitled Photography and Poetry ~ visual and verse, is a combination of works by 21 photographers and eighteen poets, six of whom have … more
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