Miscellaneous

The kayakers paddled into the sunset — figuratively. It was mid-afternoon and they only went as far as Plum Point, where they beached their crafts and gathered for a farewell picnic to mark the final

A small sign, outside Cornwall United Methodist Church, boasts the completion of Logan Soss’ Eagle Scout project. His efforts are worth praising. The project took 319 man hours to complete. Soss’ project entailed refurbishing the

The Fireman’s Fair got more than its usual amount of rain this year. But the bad weather wasn’t unprecedented. Jeff Armitage told us it happened 10 years ago. And he should know. He’s been running

Nineteen sixty-seven had the “Summer of Love.” Two thousand eighteen will have the “Summer of Love…of the Arts.” Cornwall Public Library director Mary Lou Carolan is leading an effort to pair artists with local businesses

The gazebo at Ring’s Pond is about to get a makeover courtesy of Boy Scout Greg Moretto. The Cornwall High School senior is expecting to complete the job this summer as part of his Eagle Scout

They called him “dang-er.” He was 18 when he joined the Storm King Engine Company. “You couldn’t help but like him,” an older colleague recalled. “He cared about everyone and he loved the fire house.”

After working alongside Korean War veteran and prisoner of war (POW) Corporal Raymond Mellin of Cornwall-on-Hudson, Representative Sean Patrick Maloney (NY-18) announced the Never Forgotten Korean War POW Act to retroactively eliminate a unique and

There was some comparative arithmetic at Storm King Engine Company’s anniversary party at Anthony’s Pier 9 on April 13. County Legislator Kevin Hines started it. Referring to the company’s 150 year history, he said he’d