Miscellaneous

Forensic science isn’t used just to solve criminal cases; last week, about 18 children got to see how evidence is collected at a crime scene. Thom Jones, a former attorney and now a forensic science instructor

Hospital officials didn’t have to wait long to hear objections to their plans to close the Cornwall Emergency Room (ER). The interim CEO and president, Joan Cusack-McGuirk, and the president of the Board of Trustees,

Pending approval from the Eagle Scout Council and the Town Board, some improvements are coming to the Medal of Honor Memorial. Stephen Costello was recently approached by a member of the American Legion informing him

The sign read “Public Healing Service at 10 a.m. on Saturday.” It was now closer to 11, but the door was still open. Inside the Cornwall United Methodist Church a four-person praise team was belting

On Monday afternoon, Ed and Floranne Moulton will climb into the back seat of a friend’s convertible. They’ll wave to spectators on either side of the road, as the car cruises uphill from the Village

Fishermen are usually silent. Jessica Major was different. As she cast her line into the water, she tried to convince the fish to take her bait. “Here fishie, fishie, fishie,” she would call. Her voice

What you learned in science class could help save your life. On Friday and Saturday, two instructors from Texas A&M University presented a 12-hour course, titled “Search & Rescue in Community Disasters,” explaining how to

While some people were sleeping or having breakfast on Saturday morning, a group of bird enthusiasts wandered the trails of Black Rock Forest. With the help of  Erin Crotty, the executive director of the state