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Students content to stay late for show

February 21, 2014 Ken Cashman

On Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 12, kids knew the storm was coming. School would be canceled the next day, and after that they would be off for five days for a long President’s weekend.

Llama adds to “Doolittle’s” appeal

February 7, 2014 Ken Cashman

It wasn’t their first choice, but when Dahlia Jones and Aneeka Phadnis got their parts they were happy. They had been separated this year after being classmates in third grade. Now they were together again — very much together!

Artist tells stories through collages

December 20, 2013 Jason Kaplan

Alaina Enslan’s earliest memory with art was having to draw a still-life in second or third grade.

Former dancer returns to the stage

December 13, 2013 Jason Kaplan

After a five-year hiatus, West Point resident Rachael V. Murdock (Cavanaugh) returns to the stage, this weekend, as Hudson Valley Dance Theatre presents “Nutcracker, Short and Sweet.”

Peace poster reaches national level

December 6, 2013 Jason Kaplan

For the first time in the eight years the Cornwall Lions Club has been sponsoring the Peace Poster competition, Cornwall will have a representative at the national level.

Art on display at Stewart Airport

November 15, 2013 Jason Kaplan

For the next six months, artwork by Cornwall Central School District students will be on display inside Stewart International Airport.

Sculpture brings year-round spring to garden

October 18, 2013 Ken Cashman

Hollie’s Garden is nestled next to the Littman Cancer Center in Cornwall. Named for the late Hollie Atzrott, it’s a place where patients can escape for a few moments and relax in a tranquil setting.

Old stagecoach inn seems haunted

October 18, 2013 Ken Cashman

Some ghost tours at this time of year feature dark rooms and special effects. It was different at the Cornerstone Masonic Lodge in Monroe. The Freemasons hosted a Community Day on Oct. 13.

Murray masters multiple media

October 11, 2013 Jason Kaplan

Terry Murray is an eclectic artist. He doesn’t stick to one medium like many other artists, but rather he lets his inspiration dictate what medium he uses for a particular project.

Trumpeter to take national stage

October 4, 2013 Jason Kaplan

Matthew Suckling has an impressive music portfolio. He’ll add to that later this month when he performs with the National Association for Music Education (NAfME) All-National Honor Jazz Ensemble.

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