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Improvements for Laurel Crest Park?
The Cornwall Town Board has approved asking its grant writer, Millenium Strategies, to investigate applying for a new round of New York State grants for recreation. Because they are not ready to … more
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Comprehensive Plan committee appointed
The Cornwall Town Board has appointed its 2025 Comprehensive Plan Committee. As announced earlier in the year, former Deputy Supervisor Wynn Gold will lead it. In New York State, a comprehensive … more
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Perez excited about his Cornwall hotel’s future
One morning in 2019, Keith Perez was having breakfast with his three kids at Fiddlestix Cafe on Main Street in Cornwall. Over his eggs Benedict, he glanced across the narrow alleyway to the old … more
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Senator James Skoufis poses with USMA cadets who visited the State Capitol on April 9.
Skoufis and Eachus honor cadets on West Point Day at the Capitol
Senator James Skoufis (D-42) and Assemblyman Chris Eachus (D-99) welcomed cadets and leadership from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point to the Capitol on Wednesday, April 9, to commemorate West … more
Cornwall-on-Hudson residents Stacey Hawkins and Sarah LaVallee have teamed up to create the Moxie Food Co. They have developed eight blends of seasonings and spices. Each bottle also contains a QR code which takes buyers to their website which lists a number of recipes using each blend.
Ladies show their moxie with new line of spices
Peanut butter and jelly. Macaroni and cheese. Milk and cereal. Individually these food products can stand on their own but are better when combined together. Independently Sarah LaVallee and Stacey … more
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CONNECT program offer Spanish lessons via Duolingo
Under the direction of Mr. Randy, students enrolled in the Highland Falls Intermediate School’s CONNECT program have the opportunity to begin learning Spanish at an early age, via a Duolingo … more
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Cornwall, Highlands will be well represented at ‘Fifty People’ event
Both the Highlands Historical Society and Cornwall Historical Society will participate in this weekend’s ‘Fifty People who Shaped Southeastern Orange County’ event. It’s on … more
Mahler’s 'Resurrection' highlight GNSO concert
The Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra will celebrate a milestone in its 2024-25 season with a special 30th anniversary concert featuring Mahler’s Symphony No. 2, “Resurrection.” … more
The Dali Quartet performs at the season finale of The Newburgh Chamber Series.
Beethoven, Mendelssohn close out concert season
Latin American music meets the classical canon when the Dalí Quartet performs April 25 in Newburgh. The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. at St. George’s Church, 105 Grand St. The concert … more
Local author reclaims lost Civil War histories
A.J. Schenkman never set out to become a Civil War historian. Instead, as a self-described ‘amateur storyteller,’ the Hudson Valley-based author and educator has always been more … more
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SUNY Orange presents 'Art Unbounded'
The ‘Art Unbounded’ student art exhibition, celebrating SUNY Orange creative spirit and 75th anniversary of the college, is on view through April 30 in Orange Hall Gallery where the hours … more
HEAP assistance available for for summer cooling
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced that applications are open to help low-income New Yorkers stay cool this summer through the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP). Overseen by the Office of … more
On April 1, James Kane was sworn in as only the 30th mayor in Cornwall-on-Hudson’s 141-year history.
Kane sets goals for first term as mayor
In its 141-year history, the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson has only had 30 mayors. James Kane, who was first elected in March 2010, has served as trustee for almost six terms, three of which included … more
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David Carnright and William Braine (pictured) were sworn in to kick off last week’s reorganization meeting in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
Kane names Carnright new deputy mayor
The April 7 Cornwall-on-Hudson reorganization meeting was fairly pro-forma with a few minor changes. Although he was officially sworn in as mayor earlier in the day, James Kane ceremoniously took the … more
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NYMA Cadet Kevin Ao, Kristen Wicks, Barbara Smith Gioia, Dee Moreno, Assemblyman Chris Eachus, Tracy Andrews, Alisha Barnsby, Sister Joan Faraone and NYMA Cadet Shea Morris pose with the recipients holding the citations they were presented by Eachus.
Seven area women honored for their community service
“This is a wonderfully diverse group of amazing women.” Those were Assemblyman Chris Eachus’ words at the close of his annual ‘Women of Distinction’ awards ceremony … more
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Old development idea resurrected in Cornwall
Just over a year ago, residents of Cornwall and its neighboring communities turned out in full force at a public hearing for a proposed large warehouse project – Treetop – on a parcel of … more
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Gail Toback "freshening up."
Make an impact... Volunteer!
Looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Rural & Migrant Ministry (RMM) offers a variety of volunteer opportunities right here at its Grail property, at 119 Duncan Ave. in Cornwall-on-Hudson! more
Each Sunday, volunteers with the Cornwall Cleanup Crew work tirelessly to remove trash from roadways in Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson.
Cleanup crew continues to thrive and grow after two years
The actions of one dedicated citizen has led to a community-driven craze to keep the greater Cornwall area clean. Two years after its creation, the Cornwall Cleanup Crew continues to expand and take … more
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Members of Cornwall’s chapter of Mothers Out Front are shown at the Cornwall Library after speaking at a library board meeting about ways to fund solar panels for that building. L-r: Nicole Augenstein, Claudia Depkin, David Noland, Michelle DiLorenzo and Natalie Wren.
Cornwall’s Mothers Out Front chapter quietly growing
“I want to feel like I’m doing more to help make the world a better place than just turning off the unused lights in my house.” Those were the words of Cornwall’s Natalie … more
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Fort Montgomery’s Dean Jeager spoke at the Highland Falls Library last week about landscaping solutions to help keep homes safe in extreme weather conditions.
Plant this? Or that? A professional view
On a beautiful Friday evening in the Hudson Valley, just about the time of year when property owners are starting to think seriously about getting out into their yards and doing not only Spring … more
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