Ken Cashman – Page 10 – The Cornwall Local

Weather would have been ideal for football

November 11, 2020 Ken Cashman

Remember last Friday night? The weather was warm, the air was still and the sky was clear. Coach Ryan Baldock observed that it was perfect weather for football.

Utility scam is stronger than ever

November 4, 2020 Ken Cashman

Sam Soto says the scam has become more sophisticated.

Town Board talks economics

November 4, 2020 Ken Cashman

Ever hear anyone say, “Cornwall’s a nice place but there’s nothing to do here”?

Epic battle for a state senate seat

October 28, 2020 Ken Cashman

In the sports world, it would be considered an epic battle. The local race for the state senate features two contestants with a history of success on Election Day.

A good day in Cornwall-on-Hudson

October 21, 2020 Ken Cashman

In our last issue (Oct. 16, 2020), I told you about a busy day on Main Street. A week later the crowd moved east into Cornwall-on-Hudson. The occasion was the Village Wide Yard Sale.

Your candidates for NY State Assembly

October 21, 2020 Ken Cashman

Constituent work rewarding Schmitt reflects on his term in Assembly Colin Schmitt spent a weekend with the National Guard in the midst of his re-election campaign. When he returned, he was eager to describe the

Schmitt salutes Merritt Florist

October 14, 2020 Ken Cashman

On Oct. 6, Assemblyman Colin Schmitt recognized the shop as his Business of the Month.

Remote learners to get help

October 7, 2020 Ken Cashman

There appears to be good news for a portion of Cornwall’s student body. Remote learners will be getting extra help.

Dance Closet has more than clothes

September 30, 2020 Ken Cashman

A little girl enters the store with her mother and selects a dance costume in a special kids’ room that includes a wigwam. The youngster tries on the outfit and then heads to the dance studio in the front of the store so she can perform in her new clothes…

Rivas makes podcasts for a purpose

September 23, 2020 Ken Cashman

We were socially distant. For more than 30 minutes, Oscar Rivas and I sat at opposite ends of a table and talked into microphones. He was a good audience. He laughed at the appropriate times and often chuckled when I didn’t expect it. We were creating a podcast.