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CORNWALL — The selectmen approved a request from the Planning and Zoning Commission to extend for another two years the town’s contract with planning consultant Janell Mullen, who is an employee of the Northwest Hills Council of Governments (NHCOG).
Cornwall Consolidated School Class of 2021 celebrated their new beginning. Photo by Cynthia Hochswender
CORNWALL — “Perseverance” was the key word at the Cornwall Consolidated School (CCS) promotion ceremony on Tuesday night, June 15.
CORNWALL — In response to growing public interest in matters before the Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z), a portion of the commission’s regular meeting on Tuesday, June 8, was set aside as a workshop.
Attending on Zoom were 43 residents, but none was permitted to offer comments.
Artist Robert Parker welcomed guests at a June 12 reception for his current exhibit at the Cornwall Library, “Works on Paper.” Curator Anne Coffin, at right, assembled and hung the exhibit. Photo by Leila Hawken
CORNWALL — While an exhibit of the works of local artists is always a draw at the Cornwall Library, the current show is noteworthy for a few reasons.
First, the brilliant works of Robert Parker are on display, a must-see for any student of art or a lovely encounter for the more casual viewer.
CORNWALL — A world-changing commitment to protect hundreds of species of migratory birds earned recognition by Audubon Connecticut of Greenwich for Cornwall resident Joe Ellis, who received their 2021 Environmental Leadership Award. The award was presented at the Audubon annual banquet in Greenwich on Thursday, June 10, a gala in-person event t
CORNWALL — Repairs to two of the four little bridges scheduled for this summer will proceed, following discussion and action by the Board of Selectmen at their regular meeting on Tuesday, June 1. The meeting was held on Zoom.
CORNWALL — Planned renovations to the town’s transfer station were discussed at the May 18 meeting of the selectmen.
CORNWALL — The Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) has reached a decision regarding proposed changes to regulations governing home businesses at a special meeting on Thursday, June 3.
CORNWALL — With sparse attendance at the annual town meeting on Friday, May 21, the proposed 2021-22 budget moved to a quick approval by those attending either in person at Town Hall or on Zoom.
Photo by Tom Brown
Sharon Audubon’s Wendy Miller came to Cornwall Consolidated School on Friday, May 21, and shared creatures and nature facts with students in grades one through four (one grade at a time).
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