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Special meeting

October 24, 2016 Jason Kaplan

The Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Board of Trustees will hold a Special Meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 25.

Eachus all alone in candidates debate

October 21, 2016 Editorial Staff

The table was set for two candidates at the Oct. 17 debate hosted by the Times Herald-Record. But only one of them was there. Democrat Chris Eachus sat by himself at a table in the front of the room. Bill Larkin, his opponent in the race for the state Senate, was missing.

Judge adjourns Graswald case

September 29, 2016 Jason Kaplan

Judge Robert Freehill was expected to make a decision, tomorrow, with regards to what evidence would be allowed in the trial of Angelika Graswald, who is accused of killing her fiancee, Vincent Viafore, in a kayaking incident last year.

Judge delays decision in kayak case

September 1, 2016 Jason Kaplan

Attorney Richard Portale seemed perplexed when he spoke briefly to reporters following a court hearing earlier today.

Skoufis in town this morning

August 18, 2016 Ken Cashman

Assemblyman James Skoufis will be in front of DeCicco’s Family Market from 10 a.m. to noon today to chat with residents and hear their concerns.

Graswald hearing postponed

July 27, 2016 Ken Cashman

The pre-trial hearing for Angelika Graswald has been adjourned from July 28 to the week of Aug. 22.

Local officials didn’t know ED was closing

July 22, 2016 Ken Cashman

The decision to close the Cornwall Emergency Department surprised the area’s elected officials.

St. Thomas in the lead

June 28, 2016 Ken Cashman

After the first seven hours of today’s primary, St. Thomas of Canterbury School had seen the most voters.

Defendant said investigator was cute

June 24, 2016 Ken Cashman

It was an admission of attraction rather than guilt. As Angelika Graswald entered the state police barracks in Montgomery last year, she confided in Investigator Donald DeQuarto. “The first time I saw you,” she told him, “I thought you were cute.”