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CORNWALL — After a relatively short time on the market, the Cornwall Country Market building will open its doors to new owners and old customers, according to a recent announcement by Idella and James Shepard, soon to be the former owners.
The Little Guild in West Cornwall, located on the Sharon-Goshen Turnpike, is planning for a new building on the same site. Construction target date is 2023. Photo by Lans Christensen
CORNWALL — After years of studying options, The Little Guild’s Board of Directors made a decision that the animal shelter will remain at its present location on the Sharon-Goshen Turnpike rather than moving to a new location.
CORNWALL — Six fire companies were called to a house engulfed by fire at 83 Mohawk Mountain Road on Wednesday, Sept. 14, but despite all efforts, the single-family home was lost.
No injuries were reported. Five pets — two dogs and three cats — died in the fire.
CORNWALL — Rising household costs and lagging donations to the Food and Fuel Fund were described in a report by the Social Services department to the Board of Selectmen at their regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 6.
The Frontier Mess, a group that recreates lifestyles from the 18th and 19th centuries, demonstrated cooking techniques and equipment used on the trail as they roasted a lamb chuck at the Cornwall Agricultural Fair on Saturday, Sept. 10. Photo by Riley Klein
CORNWALL — Sunny skies greeted the 30th annual Cornwall Agricultural Fair on the town Green Saturday, Sept. 10, attracting a steady stream of enthusiastic Cornwall residents and visitors.
Artist Robert Parker spoke with Catherine Noren of Cornwall during the annual Open Studio Day on Saturday, Sept. 3, a day of art and conversation. Photo by Leila Hawken
CORNWALL — In a town replete with artistic accomplishment, artists, painters, potters and poets, the Annual Open Studio Day is a summer opportunity not to be missed.
CORNWALL — A summer of high temperatures and unusually low rainfall has brought a severe drought to the Northwest Corner, with river levels running low and grass turning to straw.
A survey of area experts indicates the worst may be yet to come.
The Cornwall Country Market in Cornwall Bridge, which dates to 1835, will be changing hands once again. Photo by Riley Klein
CORNWALL BRIDGE — After guiding the well-being of the Cornwall Country Market and its community for more than a decade, owners Idella and James Shepard have decided to sell the historic landmark business.
Peter del Tredeci, center left, discussed regrowth in Cornwall’s Cathedral Pines Park on Saturday, Aug. 27. Photo by Riley Klein
CORNWALL —The tornadoes that decimated Cathedral Pines Park in 1989 continue to shape the development of the forest to this day. On Saturday, Aug. 27, Peter del Tredici led a nature walk entitled “The Ecology of Destruction” to discuss the ongoing regrowth occurring within the park.
CORNWALL — A nine-member Wastewater Management Committee, formerly the Wastewater Study Committee, has met for the first time to oversee the construction phase of the West Cornwall village sewer project, according to a report heard at the regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen held on Tuesday, Aug. 16.
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