Government – Page 3 – The Cornwall Local

News Ticker

DOT nixes Mailler Ave. speed change

May 18, 2022 Ken Cashman

It was not what Mailler Avenue residents wanted to hear.

Short-term rental law seems to be working

April 6, 2022 Ken Cashman

large, noisy parties. One person claimed that it was like living next to a frat house.

Schmitt holds energy conference on a street corner

March 9, 2022 Ken Cashman

conference in New Windsor at the intersection of Union Avenue and Route 32.

3 candidates seek 2 seats on village board

March 9, 2022 Jason Kaplan

Two seats on the Cornwall-on-Hudson Board of Trustees are up for grabs and three candidates will be vying for votes on Tuesday: Brendan Coyne, Richard Gaillard, and James Kane. Voting will take place in the Edward C. Moulton, Jr. Board Room in Village Hall. Polls will be open from noon to 9 p.m.

Orange County in forefront of nation

March 2, 2022 Ken Cashman

A year and a half had passed since our last interview. At the time, Dr. Gelman had given me a graph that showed the mortality rate for the pandemic that followed World War I.

Meyer receives honor in Sugar Loaf

March 2, 2022 Editorial Staff

Chris Meyer often hears from Jim Gagliano. So when the Cornwall-on-Hudson mayor called him, Mr. Meyer wasn’t surprised.

Planning Board hears restaurant request

January 19, 2022 Ken Cashman

Soon after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the town issued an executive order declaring an emergency and permitting restaurants to serve customers outside.

Tuesday’s COVID update

January 5, 2022 Editorial Staff

Governor Kathy Hochul updates New Yorkers on the state’s progress combating COVID-19 every day. The following is Tuesday’s (Jan. 4) update.

Skoufis met with clergy

December 8, 2021 Editorial Staff

Senator James Skoufis welcomed dozens of faith leaders from congregations across Orange County on December 6 for his annual breakfast roundtable, an opportunity to share resources and ideas across faiths and communities.