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Beat-up masterpiece is now a missing treasure

August 1, 2019 Ken Cashman

Is it art history or art mystery? A decrepit painting that sold for $1,000 in 2005 is actually a work by DaVinci. A dozen years later, it sold for a record $450 million at an auction. Where is the painting today?

The Honey Festival had some honey

July 3, 2019 Ken Cashman

You might feel self conscious dressed up like a honey bee — but not if you were at Museum Village on June 23.

‘Good food brings people together’

July 1, 2019 Mary Jane Pitt

Muffins and scones and cupcakes and whoopie pies and brownies and cookies and cream puffs and cinnamon rolls and crumb cake…

Oh my.

Soltis’ path to education takes a slight detour

June 21, 2019 Jason Kaplan

When Matt Soltis graduated from Cornwall Central High School in 2010, he attempted to pursue a career in education. Unfortunately, the best laid plans don’t always come to fruition. Soltis is not one to give up…

The Elizabeth Collection receives business award

June 20, 2019 Jason Kaplan

Earlier this month, Senator James Skoufis presented Elizabeth Moore and Eric Noll, owners of The Elizabeth Collection, with the state Senate’s highest business award – the Empire Award.

River debris becomes works of art

June 14, 2019 Jason Kaplan

Allan Reutershan walks along the Hudson River shoreline and a uniquely shaped splinter of driftwood catches his eye. His mind begins to percolate with ideas.

Cupcake Festival a sweet tradition

May 23, 2019 Jason Kaplan

Sweet potato, pina colada, maple bacon, cannoli. These may sound like strange varieties of cupcakes, but they nothing short of delicious.

Poem on budding friendship takes competition

May 16, 2019 Jason Kaplan

Cornwall High School sophomore Isabella Crow didn’t enter the Timothy Mumford Poetry Contest expecting to win, but when she received the news, she was surprised.

Happy Mother’s Day!

May 10, 2019 Editorial Staff

In our May 3rd issue, we asked our child readers to either draw a picture or write a short statement about what their Mothers mean to them.

Flamenco guitar player returns home for concert

May 9, 2019 Jason Kaplan

When Greg Melnick heard a Flamenco guitar player at a New York City restaurant, he was so captivated he decided to quit his job and spend a year and a half in Spain to learn the technique.

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