Ken Cashman – Page 56 – The Cornwall Local

Local singer appears at Bethel Woods

August 28, 2015 Ken Cashman

It’s a long name. It would be tough fitting “New York School of Music All Stars” on a billboard or a record label (if people were still buying records).

NYMA Update

August 27, 2015 Ken Cashman

Anthony Desa, the president of the NYMA Board of Trustees, reports that the school will open on Sept. 13 and classes will begin on the following day.

Hospital snips Balance Center ribbon

August 21, 2015 Ken Cashman

On a recent Monday night, a group gathered in the lower level of the hospital in Cornwall for a different type of ribbon cutting.

Guests get a peek at Purple Heart Hall

August 14, 2015 Ken Cashman

Guests got a surprise at the end of the Purple Heart Appreciation Day Program. They were given a sneak preview of the expanded Hall of Honor.

BSMF busy final week before show

August 7, 2015 Ken Cashman

The last week before any show is hectic. There are daily rehearsals and last-minute changes. But the people at the Bethlehem Summer Music Festival (BSMF) have made the final week a little more difficult.

Board to look at purchase proposals

August 6, 2015 Ken Cashman

At its Aug. 3 work session, the Town Board heard a presentation on the Storm King Golf Course. The details of the proposal appear on Page 1 of this week’s Cornwall Local.

NYMA head signs pact

August 5, 2015 Ken Cashman

On Aug. 4, Anthony Desa, the president of the NYMA Board of Trustees, announced that he had signed an agreement to sell the school to Global Preparatory Academies for $13.125 million.

Special Town Board meeting

August 1, 2015 Ken Cashman

The Town Board will meet at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 3 and vote to go into executive session…

Gridders bigger; not quite as fast

July 31, 2015 Ken Cashman

It’s unfair to ask a coach how a team compares with its predecessor. If he says it’s better or worse, he’s sure to offend someone.

Cornwall Coloring Club is not for children

July 24, 2015 Ken Cashman

The name may remind you of a green and yellow box of Crayolas — or a rainy afternoon in childhood. But the members of the Cornwall Coloring Club don’t use crayons and they’re not children.