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Training in school seemed real

March 22, 2019 Ken Cashman

“The blood was pumping,” Chief Steve Dixon admitted. It was Thursday night, and he and his Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Officers were inside the elementary school for rapid response training.

Public responds to Neuhaus overseas posting

March 15, 2019 Editorial Staff

Dave Andryshak glanced at the vans parked at the Orange County Veterans Memorial Cemetery. “We have a local Sam’s Club here,” he quipped.

Wall breaking good for patients

March 15, 2019 Ken Cashman

From a distance it appeared to be an anger management exercise. A group of adults in hard hats took turns swinging their mallets at a wall that refused to budge.

Crime Center works behind the scenes

March 8, 2019 Ken Cashman

Did you ever hear of the Hudson Valley Crime Analysis Center? The unit had its one-year anniversary on March 5. But not many people know about it. The center works behind the scenes.

No lead, copper found during water testing

February 28, 2019 Editorial Staff

Water testing in the town and village was expected to be completed on Thursday. To date, 14 samples have returned from the lab and tested negative for actionable levels of lead and copper.

Sunday morning service recalls fallen officer

February 15, 2019 Ken Cashman

On Sunday morning, Chief Todd Hazard faced a formation of police officers, who were lined up in front of a monument at Town Hall.

Boil water advisory lifted

January 18, 2019 Ken Cashman

On Monday, Jan. 14, our water system issued a Boil Water advisory in the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson for the following area…

This Boil Water Notice applies to: The Boulevard from #25 Boulevard (Hudson Highlands Nature Museum) to Mountain Rd; Mountain Rd. from #28 Mountain Rd. To #77 Mountain Rd.; Lipani Lane for its entirety ; Washington St for its entirety.

Schmitt’s success should inspire kids

January 11, 2019 Editorial Staff

Even Colin Schmitt seemed surprised at the turnout for his inauguration. More than 200 people filled the Knights of Columbus Hall for the Jan. 6 event in Washingtonville.