Notes from the Village Board Meeting
** The issue of unwanted phone books lives on. Village resident Barry Gruber asked the board to write a letter to the New York State Attorney General requesting an opinion about where the legal authority comes from for the phone companies to distribute the hefty books. The board agreed.

Millie Shines With Young Talent
On the set of a recent rehearsal of the musical comedy Thoroughly Modern Millie at Storm King School’s Walter Reade Jr. Theater, one could find a remarkable group of young adults and teens putting on a show that rivals the best in regional theater.

Major Softball Team Advances
The Cornwall major softball team won 10 to 7 against Pearl River Monday evening, bringing the team a step closer to the state tournament.

Teen Concert Draws Crowd, Rain
About 200 people, mostly teenagers, converged at Cornwall Town Hall last Friday evening for the band concert sponsored by the town recreation department.

New Head Football Coach for Cornwall
Cornwall will soon have a new head football coach if the school board approves the district’s hiring of Marcus Hughes, a 28-year-old former college player and high school coach from Colorado.

Major Softball Team Scores Another Win
By Christine Staudle
District 19 champs, the Cornwall major softball team, defeated Wappingers Falls 13-1 on Saturday.

Major Girls Win District 19 Title
By Christine Staudle
The Major girls headed back to the Town of Walkill last night to complete a postponed game from the previous night's rain and walked away with the District 19 Championship.

Ring's Pond Comes Back to Life
Ring’s Pond is regaining its beauty in early July, just as Cornwall town supervisor Dick Randazzo predicted in June when the pond was choked with a thick greenish-brown algae.