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Route 32 accident

March 19, 2014 Jason Kaplan

Emergency personnel responded to a two-vehicle accident, around 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, March 18, on Route 32 between Old State Route 32 and Industry Drive.

“Bench” essay wins top honors

March 14, 2014 Jason Kaplan

Winter has been a busy season for Cornwall High School senior Kelsie Costello. In January she learned she had won an essay contest sponsored by Teaching the Hudson Valley.

Skiers face difficulties at state meet

March 7, 2014 Jason Kaplan

Giovanna Fichera, Lindsey Patterson, and Charles Manzari represented Cornwall in the New York State ski meet last week. Although each had difficulties on the slope during the two-day event, they agreed that it was great

Sports keep Eliasson busy all season

March 7, 2014 Jason Kaplan

Some high school athletes only compete in one or two sports each year, but then there are those, like Cathy Eliasson, who are active during the fall, winter, and spring.

Competing on solid & liquid water

February 28, 2014 Jason Kaplan

In sports, a fraction of a second can be the difference between winning or losing a race.

Snow storm Pax a knockout punch

February 21, 2014 Jason Kaplan

It’s been a rough winter for both the Town of Cornwall and the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson. Snow storm Pax dumped an estimated 18 to 24 inches last week. That’s on top of the near foot

Knee injury doesn’t slow Patterson on slopes

February 14, 2014 Jason Kaplan

When Lindsey Patterson went down with an MCL tear in her knee during a powder puff football game earlier in the school year, she thought her ski season was over before it even started.

Storm King hopes to process sewage on campus

January 31, 2014 Jason Kaplan

The Cornwall-on-Hudson Planning Board will hold a public hearing at 7 p.m. on Feb. 18, to seek input on a proposed sewage plant by Storm King School. Charles Frankel, a partner with Rider, Weiner, &

Malone entertains interest from colleges

January 24, 2014 Jason Kaplan

As a high school athlete, how does it feel to be recruited by multiple colleges?

Lease program to continue on police cars

January 17, 2014 Jason Kaplan

With $10,000 potentially coming off the books in the new budget year, Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Chief Steven Dixon said he’d prefer to continue with a lease program in an effort to update his fleet.