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Traffic plans approved for SKAC

March 17, 2021 Jason Kaplan

Earlier this month, the Town of Cornwall Planning Board unanimously passed a resolution of special permit approval and Phase 1 site plan approval granting Storm King Art Center permission to move forward with its improvement project.

Their 71st anniversary was a low-key event

March 17, 2021 Jason Kaplan

Some will argue celebrating a centennial birthday is becoming more common than celebrating a 70th wedding anniversary. That latter is so rare Hallmark doesn’t even list a gift option for the platinum anniversary on its website.

Cross this bridge, thank an Eagle Scout

March 3, 2021 Jason Kaplan

Hiking in Black Rock Forest is a little safer thanks to Cameron Franke, who built a bridge, as part of his Eagle Scout project, to make it easier to cross a stream.

Museum approved for 2nd payroll loan

February 24, 2021 Jason Kaplan

Last week, the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum received word it had qualified for a second round of support as the non-profit organization continues to face significant financial challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Non-profit focus is helping families

February 17, 2021 Jason Kaplan

As the death rate rose due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Inheritance of Hope conducted over 2,000 services, last year, for families grieving the loss of a loved one.

Seamless transition into familiar role

February 10, 2021 Jason Kaplan

William Horton has served as Cornwall-on-Hudson’s building inspector for the past eight weeks.

Project benefits SKAC

February 3, 2021 Jason Kaplan

Scout’s owl houses will help the environment Akilesh Kootala started his Eagle Scout project when he was a senior at Cornwall High School, but he didn’t receive the award until nearly two years later due

Palisades cell towers done

February 3, 2021 Editorial Staff

Senator James Skoufis has announced that construction has been completed for two cell phone towers in the notorious ‘dead zone’ on the Palisades Parkway…

Barbecue brothers buck the pandemic

January 27, 2021 Ken Cashman

Some backyard chefs appear to be unlucky. It always rains when they want to barbecue. The Farella Brothers are professionals. But they also have problems. There’s an economic upheaval every time they open a restaurant.

County begins first round of COVID-19 vaccinations

January 13, 2021 Ken Cashman

The county executive was upbeat on Jan. 6, and so were many of the health-care workers who waited to be vaccinated. Several people called it an “emotional event.”

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