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Film-maker has message for teens

June 1, 2018 Editorial Staff

Mr. Bailey is not a film-maker by trade or avocation. His sons have created videos and they’re more at home in the digital world than he is. But he had a message to share with young teens. So he learned to work with a new medium.

In the habit

April 13, 2018 Editorial Staff

Kianna Batista, Jessica Henry and Michaela Kirwan in a scene from “Sister Act.” The show will be presented at the high school at 7 p.m. on April 12-14 and at 2 p.m. on April 15.

Adam Kless, Emily Davis and Fr. George Hafemann

Davis takes first in card-making contest

March 9, 2018 Jason Kaplan

Emily Davis, of Cornwall, recently received a $75 prize for winning a Christmas card contest hosted by Catholic Charities of Orange and Sullivan Counties and Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) Orange County.

Jets, Sharks to rumble at SKS

February 23, 2018 Jason Kaplan

This weekend, take a trip to Manhattan in the late 1950s.

Many animals speak in “Madagascar Jr.”

January 12, 2018 Editorial Staff

The directors had three reasons for choosing “Madagascar Junior” as the Lee Road School show.

NY festival accepts film from SKS campers

October 27, 2017 Editorial Staff

Could you call the Storm King Summer Film School a tradition?

Plein Air Painting

September 22, 2017 Editorial Staff

Russ Astarb, of Salisbury Mills, has been Andrew Lattimore’s student for years. On Saturday he was adding details to a painting of the Town of Cornwall’s gazebo.

Jasper Haase, J.T. Geraci, and Nicholas Conti

Young authors display work at library

August 25, 2017 Jason Kaplan

The Art of the Story is a new display in the Cornwall Public Library Community Room. Over the course of four to six weeks, 25 kids wrote and illustrated short stories during a series of workshops led by Alaina Enslen.

Cast overcomes ‘Addams Family’ gloom

August 11, 2017 Editorial Staff

The Addams family is described as creepy, kooky, mysterious, and spooky, so it only seems appropriate for the Step it up Summer Stage production of the musical comedy to have been met with doom and gloom since the beginning of the two-week program.

Century-old Teddy Bear inspires kids’ book

August 11, 2017 Editorial Staff

John Gould (1906-96) was a prominent illustrator for The Saturday Evening Post and several national corporations. But he also sketched for fun. And one of his lighter creations has inspired a children’s book by a daughter-in-law he never met.