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Gregorek finds relation between arts and athletics

August 4, 2017 Editorial Staff

Growing up, Lawrence Gregorek never let cliques define who he was or prevent him from participating in the activities he enjoyed. As a 2006 Cornwall graduate, Gregorek was in the unique position of being able to express himself as both an athlete and an artist.

‘Beauty and the Beast, Jr.’ on Friday

July 28, 2017 Jason Kaplan

With “Beauty and the Beast’s” success on Broadway and the cinematic release earlier this year, it only made sense for Riverlight Theatre Arts to choose the fairy tale for its summer performance.

Mumford Poetry Contest

June 1, 2017 Ken Cashman

The awards ceremony for the Timothy Mumford Poetry Competition drew a large audience at the Cornwall Public Library. The award winners and their parents were there. But they weren’t the only ones.

Local artists will open their doors to tours

May 12, 2017 Jason Kaplan

The open studio tour, sponsored by the Orange County Arts Council, continues on May 20 and 21 as artists in the eastern portion of the county will be showcased.

Ad resurrects a long-forgotten poem

May 5, 2017 Editorial Staff

The memory of Amelia Barr, who wrote more than 25 popular novels while living in Cornwall-on-Hudson between 1885 and 1912, got a recent boost when one of her poems was turned into a video shown at college bowl games.

Reuse. Recycle. Repurpose. Recreate.

April 7, 2017 Editorial Staff

“The Germans seemed to love them.”

Time is right for “Joseph” to return

March 24, 2017 Editorial Staff

Marietta Moulton has happy memories of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat.” It was the first show that she directed at the middle school.

Hommel to play in state concert band

March 3, 2017 Editorial Staff

For the second year in a row, Zach Hommel has been selected to participate in the New York State Band Director’s Association Concert Band.

Washington’s HQ acquires work of a “beloved” artist

February 17, 2017 Editorial Staff

Can you love an artist you never met? City of Newburgh Historian Mary McTamaney professed a love for Clarence K. Chatterton (1880-1973) before the unveiling of one of his paintings at Washington’s Headquarters.

Cornwall’s choruses all come together

February 3, 2017 Editorial Staff

On Wednesday, over 700 students in grades 4-12 gathered for the sixth biennial choral workshop held in the Cornwall High School auditorium.