May 2014 – The Cornwall Local

Updated implants help local teen

May 30, 2014 Ken Cashman

Aidan Burns was on the radio a month before he entered seventh grade. The local youngster explained how an operation and cochlear implants had changed his life. That was in the summer of 2012. Aidan

Combs edged in section half mile

May 30, 2014 Ken Cashman

For the second time in a week, Alex Combs of Cornwall and Jordan Burton of Warwick Valley were side by side, as they entered the final straightaway of the 800-meter race.

Signs around town and news bites

May 30, 2014 Editorial Staff

AMERICAN LEGION On Saturday morning, the American Legion with help from Scouts and volunteers placed flags at veterans’ graves in 10 cemeteries in Cornwall. Some of the gravesites can not be seen from the road.

Obituaries – May 30, 2014

May 30, 2014 Editorial Staff

Patricia Cahill November 14, 1925-May 20, 2014 Patricia Cahill of Cornwall-on-Hudson entered into eternal rest on May 20 at Newburgh, NY. She was 88 years old. Her husband, John K. Cahill had passed away in

Historical Society seeks data on veterans

May 23, 2014 Ken Cashman

Do you know who’s in the Cornwall Historical Society? If you don’t, you may be finding out soon. The members will be conspicuous at every major event. You’ll see them at the Memorial Day Parade,

Rain doesn’t damper prom festivities

May 23, 2014 Jason Kaplan

Unlike in years past, the weather played a part in the May 9 Cornwall High School junior class prom festivities, but that didn’t stop the students from having a good time.

Dragons sweep in county tennis

May 23, 2014 Ken Cashman

It sounds like a riddle — “How can you win a high school tennis championship without being in high school?”

Obituary – May 23, 2014

May 23, 2014 Editorial Staff

Kimberly Kavanah July 13, 1959-May 13, 2014 Kimberley Kavanah, of Fayetteville, N.C., entered into eternal rest on May 13, at Smith Rainey Hospital. She was 54 years old. The daughter of Ann Hill and Edward

Chief issues rabid animals warning

May 22, 2014 Ken Cashman

After a rabid raccoon and woodchuck were found in Mountainville, Police Chief Todd Hazard warned residents not to touch wild animals whether they are alive or dead.

Month: May 2014

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