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June 07, 2025
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Three Cornwall seniors came to cheer the Dragons
Varsity Football Team Dominates Burke
The Cornwall Dragons roared Friday night as they defeated the team from John S. Burke Catholic 52 to 6 in a non-league game.
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JV Football Team Wins
The Cornwall junior varsity football team won its first game of the season on Thursday, defeating the team from Kingston 19-14.
Rendering of the proposed cancer center
Residents Question Impact of New Cancer Center
Residents in the Laurel Avenue area came out to express their concerns to the Cornwall planning board Wednesday evening about a proposed cancer treatment center at St. Luke’s Cornwall hospital.
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Girls Varsity Soccer Team Loses
The girl's varsity soccer team lost 5-4 in a hard-fought game against Highland on Thursday.
Parents and children at Willow Ave. elementary
Back to School
Wednesday marked the first day of classes for the 3,009 students enrolled in the Cornwall Central School District.
Notes from Cornwall Town Board Work Session
**  Residents of Mine Hill Road have been alerted to work scheduled to begin this week on a new drainage system.  Town supervisor Dick Randazzo says that the $669,000 project will install a drainage system for the first time along 3,500 feet of the road.  Motorists can expect delays for the next sixty days while the crews are working, although Randazzo says they will try to keep one lane open for traffic.
Town Geese
USDA: Geese Are Here to Stay
The geese at Ring’s pond are here to stay, according to a team from USDA who studied the geese problem with town board member Mary Beth Greene Krafft.  “They are permanent residents,”  Mrs. Greene Krafft told the board, “not migrating geese.”
Village Police Arrest 3 For Drugs, Alcohol
Two people were arrested on Friday night in Cornwall-on-Hudson for possession of marijuana and Vicodin, a controlled narcotic.   A third person was charged in a separate incident with unlawful possession of alcohol.
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