September 2017 – Page 2 – The Cornwall Local

Obituaries – September 15, 2017

September 15, 2017 Editorial Staff

Harold G. Beal, Jr. February 3, 1929 – September 10, 2017 Spring Lake Heights, NJ Colonel Harold G. Beal Jr of Spring Lake Heights, passed away Sun-day, Sept. 10. Born in The Bronx on Feb.

Accident blocks Route 9W southbound

September 11, 2017 Jason Kaplan

A motor vehicle accident, involving a car and tractor trailer, has both southbound lanes blocked on Route 9w, underneath the Angola Road overpass. Drivers of both vehicles appeared to be alert. The accident took place at about 12:30 p.m.

Two critical in Route 32 accident

September 8, 2017 Jason Kaplan

New Windsor Ambulance Corps Chief Michael Bigg, Town of Cornwall Police Chief Todd Hazard, and Cornwall Fire Department Chief Pat Hines confer following a two-car accident on Route 32.

“Ring! Ring! Goes the Bell”

September 8, 2017 Editorial Staff

Churches welcome their new pastor

September 8, 2017 Jason Kaplan

Sunday will be a busy day for Rev. Martha Carlson. Her first stop will be in Washingtonville where she’ll preside over a joint service between First Presbyterian Church and Bethlehem Presbyterian Church in New Windsor.

American Legion members salute dying veteran

September 8, 2017 Ken Cashman

Hospice of Orange and Sullivan Counties was looking for a few veterans to render a final salute to patients who had served in the military.

Obituaries – September 8, 2017

September 8, 2017 Editorial Staff

Ann P. Fitzgibbon December 15, 1928-September 1, 2017 New Windsor Ann P. Fitzgibbon, of New Windsor entered into eternal rest at home on Sept. 1. She was 88 years old. The daughter of the late

A shell of a life

September 1, 2017 Editorial Staff

NYMA starts early with more students

September 1, 2017 Editorial Staff

Summer ended early at NYMA. Classes started on Aug. 28 so that cadets could get an extra week of instruction.

How “50 Tips” changed to “14 Coaches”

September 1, 2017 Ken Cashman

Books can change as you start to work on them. It happened to Christopher Trieste. He wanted to provide tips for coaches. But as he did his research, he changed the format of the book he envisioned.