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CORNWALL — With an aging fleet of trucks in Cornwall’s garage, and prices of new models on the rise, Jim Vaincky of the Highway Department has begun shopping for affordable options.
“The cost of new trucks has just gone through the roof,” said Vanicky.
Residents gathered inside Cornwall’s Town Hall for a Sept. 12 Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing on a new cidery at Ridgway Farm and the temporary relocation of the Little Guild to Foote Field. Photo by Riley Klein
CORNWALL — A loaded agenda for Cornwall Planning and Zoning Commission’s public hearing on Tuesday, Sept. 12, drew roughly 100 audience members at Town Hall to weigh in on a proposed farm cidery and farm store at Ridgway Farm, a temporary facility for the Little Guild animal shelter, and the fate of recreational marijuana in town.
CORNWALL — David Cowan will be the first to say that he is not a pickle-making expert: he doesn’t tour, nor give demonstrations, nor enter his pickles in contests or county fairs, nor even necessarily know more about the process than anyone else who’d gathered in the bright kitchen of Parish House, on Sunday, Aug.
Green beans grow up the stalks of sunflowers at Cornwall’s communtiy garden thanks to Shipp and Mullins. Photo by Riley Klein
CORNWALL — What began as an outdoor pastime for Michelle Shipp and Chris Mullins has blossomed into a source of local, organic nutrition for food banks throughout the region.
CORNWALL — A summer of heavy rain left roads and bridges worse for wear in Cornwall.
WMC Engineers recently took boring samples of land near the retaining wall for the Mill Brook crossing on River Road. The abutment was damaged by raging rapids and is in need of replacement.
CORNWALL - Farm animals, agricultural antiques, fresh food, and fun and games filled Cornwall’s town green for the 31st annual Agricultural Fair on Saturday, Sept. 9.
Sponsored by the town’s Agricultural Advisory Commission, the yearly festival celebrated all things agriculture.
Students residing in households with income at or below the levels shown in the chart above are eligible for free or reduced-price meals or free milk. Photo submitted
CORNWALL — The Cornwall Consolidated School district announced its 2023-24 policy for determining eligibility of children who may receive free or reduced-price meals served under the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program, or free milk served under the Special Milk Program.
CORNWALL — Concerns over building in a flood zone have backed up progress of the West Cornwall wastewater treatment plant.
Following an environmental review of the proposed site, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) informed Cornwall that the project may not qualify for federal funding due to proximity to a flood zone.
Photo by Riley Klein
Cornwall Park and Recreation hosted the 2nd annual Taste of Cornwall on Friday, Aug. 12 at the town Green on Pine Street. Hundreds attended for a plate of samplers from local restaurants, shops and farms along with live music from the International Bluegrass Ambassadors.
C.C. Arshagra displayed his art and book of poems at the Rose Algrant Art Show. Photo by Riley Klein
CORNWALL — Now in its 64th year, the Rose Algrant Art Show returned to Cornwall with an opening reception on Friday, Aug. 11.
Artwork from over 50 area artists was on display inside the Cornwall Consolidated School’s gymnasium. Creations ranged from photographs and paintings to pottery and sculptures.
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