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Cornwall Police Department, Chief Joseph Gebert, escorted by his wife Megan, walked through the doors of the police station and into retirement. He was saluted by co-workers and other area agencies.
Chief Gebert’s final walkout
“For 22 years, Chief Gebert has devoted himself to the town of Cornwall, its residents and the members of his department, with his leadership, dedication and friendship.” And with one that, … more
Elizabeth Bruschi and Jason Burnham
Cornwall Collaboratory to be launched
“Shared understanding and looking for practical ways forward.” With that phrase in mind, a new venture in Cornwall – the Cornwall Collaboratory – is about to be launched. What is it? Who … more
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Architects’ renderings of a new Cornwall pool.
Have you taken the pool survey yet?
Cornwall residents who want to have a say in the town’s planned new pool complex need to take a survey expressing their opinions on the project. You have until at least the end of October to do so, … more
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Bids sought for Mountain Road drainage project
The Cornwall-on-Hudson village clerk has been authorized to put out an advertisement seeking bids for a USDA-funded project for the repair and improvement of the drainage system along Mountain Road. … more
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Dr. Evan Goldfischer welcomed everyone to the 17th annual Prostate Cancer Walk, a fundraiser aimed at helping those affected by the disease.
Prostate Cancer Walk marks 17th year
The Premier Cares Foundation recently hosted its 17th annual Prostate Cancer Walk at the Walkway Over the Hudson. The foundation is a nonprofit organization that supports local patients with prostate … more
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From left: Hudson Valley Women’s Association & Friends President Ann Molina and Vice President Dee Moreno, Honorees Virginia ‘Ginny’ Norfleet, Pastor Agnes Saffoury, Nancy Sporbert, Felicia Hodges and Aaron Falk, and Mistress of Ceremony Laurie Tautel.
Five honored as ‘People Who Make a Difference’
“Before you complain, have you volunteered yet?” That was the theme of the Hudson Valley Women’s Association & Friends 23rd annual People Who Make a Difference Recognition breakfast, … more
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Second blaze at Stable Way property
There was much about the September 15 fire at 10 Stable Way in Cornwall-on-Hudson that Cornwall-on-Hudson Fire Department Chief Mike Trainor called “nerve wracking”. First, and maybe … more
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Where should the police chief live?
The Cornwall Town Board is exploring where the town’s next police chief should live – in Cornwall, outside Cornwall but in Orange County, or somewhere within a 10 mile radius of the community? … more
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Chief Gebert ready for his next chapter of life
Joseph Gebert has had a fortunate career. To progress from a police dispatcher to police chief in 20 years is no small feat. To be able to retire after only three years in the Town of Cornwall Police … more
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Laura Wolven
Wolven joins Cornwall Public Library as director
The Cornwall Public Library Board of Trustees has announced the appointment of Laura Wolven as the library’s new director. Wolven brings more than 30 years of public library experience in the … more
For then second time in less than two years, firefighters battled a structure fire at 10 Stable Way.
Nearly a dozen fire companies respond to Cornwall-on-Hudson blaze
Cornwall-on-Hudson Fire Department was called to 10 Stable Way, off Mountain Rd., just after 4 p.m. on Tuesday (September 15) afternoon for a structure fire that kept firefighters at the location … more
CCHS students show off their new ID lanyards in a back-to-school photo.
CCHS students now wear ID lanyards
Starting this year, Cornwall Central High School students are wearing something new to school every day – identification. All students – ninth through twelfth grade – have been issued a student … more
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Carl Gilpatrick
Gilpatrick returns to Cornwall Board of Education
Carl Gilpatrick – who previously served a three-year term on the Cornwall Central School District Board of Education, was re-elected to a one-year term last May, but left the board due to family … more
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Cecilia (Ceil) Iovine has retired as Cornwall’s long-time deputy town clerk, as of September 10. She’s shown here with Town Clerk Jenn McCormick, new deputy town clerk Leandra Gallager, and second deputy clerk Janel Stong last week.
A retirement, well-deserved, has begun
Cornwall Deputy Town Clerk Cecilia (you likely know her as Ceil) Iovine retired on September 10 after 24 years on the job. She had a plan for her new life – on day one, she planned to spend some … more
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Cornwall Town Supervisor Josh Wojehowski, with Councilwoman Mary Heed and Deputy Supervisor Tim McCarthy flanking him, at last week’s Town Board meeting to discuss the Comprehensive Plan update.
Cornwall Comprehensive Plan update adopted
With a 4-1 vote, an update to the Cornwall Comprehensive Plan has been adopted. The vote took place at a Tuesday, Sept. 1 special meeting of the Town Board, held at Munger Cottage in front of a large … more
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Police Chief Joseph Gebert
Cornwall Board works to replace Chief Gebert
With the September 23 retirement of Cornwall Police Chief Joseph Gebert rapidly approaching, Supervisor Josh Wojehowski said this week that he planned to give an update on finding a new chief at … more
Cornwall Central High School Principal Kathryn Wilhelm stands in the main hallway of the high school last week – while she hasn’t minded the wide-open spaces in her building this summer, she is looking forward to her students returning for a new school year.
Welcome back to school
It was quiet at Cornwall Central High School for the last few months. There were some main office and custodial staff members around; the football team was practicing in the stadium; and there were a … more
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Additional roles for Board of Ed members
In addition to simply serving as a member of the Cornwall Central School District’s Board of Education, the nine members of that board each serve on several board committees, some serve on … more
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Pool open house was postponed, to be rescheduled
Due to inclement weather last Thursday evening, the Cornwall pool open house was postponed and will be rescheduled for a later date, Supervisor Josh Wojehowski said. The event was to show residents … more
For years, the deal amongst the Department of Public Works employees has been whoever’s photo appears in the paper has to buy lunch for the rest of the crew. Working Leader Wayne Yeoman is now retired, after a 38-year career, but perhaps his former co-workers will hit him up for one last meal.
Yeoman retires as long-time working leader for village’s DPW
Following a 38-year career in Cornwall-on-Hudson’s Department of Public Works, Wayne Yeoman officially retired on July 31. “It’s strange,” Yeoman said about retiring. “It seems like it … more
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