Ken Cashman – Page 65 – The Cornwall Local

Boy dies in freak accident

August 29, 2014 Ken Cashman

Six-year-old Christian Martinisi died last night in a freak accident on Clemence Drive in Cornwall.

The Town Board will hold a special meeting in Town Hall on Monday, Aug. 11 to interview candidates for the Highway Superintendent’s job. Bob Conley, the current superintendent will be retiring on Aug. 29

Newburgh Ministry is a useful model for others

August 8, 2014 Ken Cashman

There’s a new outreach in Cornwall. People of different faiths are joining together to provide weekend meals for elementary school students. If the volunteers need inspiration, they can look north to the Newburgh Ministry, which

Newcomers add to BSMF “Fiddler”

August 8, 2014 Ken Cashman

On a Saturday, cast members visited a pair of retirement homes in Orange County to sing the score from “Fiddler on the Roof.”

Superintendent completes 1st year

August 1, 2014 Ken Cashman

It’s no longer accurate to call Neal Miller our “new superintendent.”

Krom keeps Storm King golf crown

August 1, 2014 Ken Cashman

Derek Krom held onto his title at the Storm King Golf Club. He defended his championship with a sudden death victory over Stan Thomas on July 27.

Dr. Sheboy returns to Palaia stage

July 25, 2014 Ken Cashman

Dr. Frank Sheboy is no longer a Cornwall high school principal, but he’s still connected to the community. He’s part of a local cast that will be performing at Palaia Vineyards next weekend. They’re presenting

The local camp you might not know

July 25, 2014 Ken Cashman

It has a pool, ball fields and hiking trails like other camps. Local Scouts have held events at Camp Olmsted. And students from Cornwall-on-Hudson have visited to climb the ropes and ride the zip line.

Special Town Board meeting

July 23, 2014 Ken Cashman

The Town Board will meet in Town Hall at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, July 29 to solicit bids for a project on Tamara Lane

Schools renovating energy systems

July 18, 2014 Ken Cashman

Students may not realize that summer vacation is a week shorter than in the past. But Walter Moran knows it. As the superintendent of facilities, he has just 60 days to oversee a complete renovation of the school district’s energy system.