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Judge OKs NYMA sale

October 21, 2015 Ken Cashman

This morning at U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Judge Cecelia Morris approved the sale of NYMA to the Research Center on Natural Conservation.

Community meeting on KJ pipeline

October 20, 2015 Ken Cashman

Jackie Hernandez, a Woodbury resident, has organized a community meeting on the Kiryas Joel pipeline.

Corn House attracts a crowd

October 19, 2015 Ken Cashman

The Corn Estate at the Storm King Engine Company had a busy weekend. The Halloween attraction drew 361 paying guests — including some visitors from Dutchess County and New York City.

Drama Club announces show dates

October 16, 2015 Ken Cashman

Cornwall Central High School will be presenting Neil Simon’s comedy, “Rumors,” on Nov. 12 – 15, in the auditorium.

Public hearing on veterans’ exemption

October 16, 2015 Ken Cashman

The Board of Education will hold a public hearing on a partial tax exemption for veterans at 6:30 p.m. on Nov. 9 in the middle school.

County continues to combat heroin

October 16, 2015 Ken Cashman

A year and a half ago we reported that no place is immune to the threat of heroin and opioid addiction. That’s still true. But it doesn’t mean that the trend can’t be reversed.

Little Free Library debuts on Rte 94

October 16, 2015 Ken Cashman

She glanced out the window on Dec. 25 and saw her Christmas present lying on the picnic table. Someone else might have mistaken the gift for a bird house or a mail box. But Jane Kinney-Denning knew what it was.

Neuhaus says thank you

October 15, 2015 Ken Cashman

County Executive Steve Neuhaus enjoyed his visit to Willow Avenue School yesterday.

Optimism at NYMA hearing

October 9, 2015 Ken Cashman

There was an undercurrent of optimism in US Bankruptcy Court yesterday. “It’s too soon to celebrate,” Steven Jurista admitted, “but we have a high bid and a credible back-up bid.”

Teenager puts out neighboring house fire

October 9, 2015 Ken Cashman

It was a good night for sleeping. With a hint of fall in the air, the windows in the Trainor house were open.