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The team holds the state championship trophy after Sunday's win.
Cornwall Knights Win State Championship
The Knights won the Junior Division state title on Sunday in Peekskill.
Justin Boccitto will lead the workshop.
Summer Fun Casting Call for Young Performers
Is your child a performer waiting for the opportunity to shine?
Ethics Charges Filed Against Mayor & Trustee
With a vacancy on the Cornwall-on-Hudson Ethics Board waiting to be filled, a new set of complaints may complicate the process.
Laura Snider and Rachel Love (top row) are among a group of 90 young musicians to tour Europe this summer.
Local Musicians to Tour Europe
Two local teens have been brought together because of their shared passion for singing.
Vote for Bear Mountain State Park
The Palisades Parks Conservancy is asking its friends to vote for the Bear Mountain State Park.
Congressman John Hall (l) listens as Jim DeStefano, owner of Mama Theresa's Deli, talks about credit card reform.
Congressman Hall Supports Credit Reform Bill
U.S. Representative John Hall (D-19th) visited Mama Theresa Deli in Vail’s Gate on Monday.
The NYMA Board includes (front, l to r): Joseph Bonura, David Fields, Wayne Corts, Richard Gerlach, Michael Rant; (rear, l to r): Acting superintendent Maj. Jeffrey Coverdale, John Smith, Randy Clark.
New NYMA Board Lays Out Plans to Rebuild
Recruiting students and highly-qualified teachers is key to their plan to restore the aging academy.
Ellen Kelly wants to know how a building like this can be allowed to deteriorate.
Sidewalk Closed by Fallen Debris
A 20-foot long gutter and wooden board with nails sticking out came crashing down.
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