Jason Kaplan – Page 38 – The Cornwall Local

Seven move on to states in contest

April 8, 2016 Jason Kaplan

The National History Day competition began in September and for seven Cornwall Middle School students, it’s not over yet.

Arduino passing & punting in Italy

April 8, 2016 Jason Kaplan

When Cornwall graduate Kevin Arduino completed his studies at American International College, two years ago, he thought his football playing days were over.

Victim survives 20 stabbings; suspect arrested

April 7, 2016 Jason Kaplan

A 21-year-old Cornwall-on-Hudson man survived over 20 stab wounds to the head and torso area during an altercation with an acquaintance early Wednesday morning.

Frosty returns

April 4, 2016 Jason Kaplan

How did such a big snowman come from so little snow?

Sink hole keeps Route 218 closed throughout April

April 1, 2016 Jason Kaplan

Two weeks ago the New York State Department of Transportation (DOT) closed Route 218, between Cornwall-on-Hudson and the Town of Highlands, due to a sink hole that formed around an old culvert. The sink hole,

Easter egg hunt

March 31, 2016 Jason Kaplan

A snapshot (or two) of Saturday’s annual Easter egg hunt, sponsored by Highland Engine Company.

Storm King sink hole

March 25, 2016 Jason Kaplan

Motorists who prefer driving over Storm King Mountain via Route 218 may be waiting awhile for it to re-open.

Whorley invited to display photos

March 25, 2016 Jason Kaplan

This Saturday, from 6 p.m. to midnight, Eva Whorley, a technology teacher at Cornwall High School, will have three photographs on display at Teran Studio, 119 Broadway, Newburgh.

Battle of the blaze

March 17, 2016 Jason Kaplan

Shortly after 1 p.m., Nicole Johnson, 28 of Croton, was traveling northbound on Route 9W, in her father’s 2011 Hyundai Sonata, when she noticed smoke coming from under the hood.

Maple syrup sticks as Stack’s hobby

March 4, 2016 Jason Kaplan

When one thinks of hobbies, collecting coins, stamps, comic books, or baseball cards come to mind. Some people in Cornwall raise chickens, but Matt Stack decided to do something different – he taps trees for sap and creates maple syrup, candy, and cream.