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Henry Hudson is still making news 400 years after he sailed up the Hudson.
Village Plans 2009 Hudson-Fulton-Champlain Role
The summer of 2009 promises to be a time when visitors flock to the Hudson Valley during the Quadricentennial which will commemorate the explorations of Henry Hudson and Samuel de Champlain in 1609 (more)
Parking causes safety concerns, mothers say
Parents Ask Village to Restrict Parking at COHES
A group of parents of students at Cornwall-on-Hudson Elementary School is asking the village government to restrict parking along the school fence between 8:15 a.m. and 9 a.m., prime drop-off hours. (more)
Party-goers in front of a Van de Bovenkamp piece
Museum Celebrates at Gallery
By Susanne Vondrak

The annual holiday party for the Museum of the Hudson Highlands sparkled with a different light this Sunday. (more)
Children's Book Week started in 1919
Library Celebrates Children's Book Week
Children of all ages are welcomed to the Cornwall Public Library for a series of special events this week to celebrate Children's Book Week, which ends November 19th. During the week, programs are offered that "celebrate the written word while introducing children to new authors and new ideas, " according to the Children's Book Week organization. (more)
Water Leak Costing Village Thousands
At the work session of the Village Board of Trustees on Monday night, water superintendent Bob June had some bad news: a leaky pressure reduction valve on Duncan Avenue is losing an estimated 70,000 gallons of water a day. (more)
Madame X
American Painters In Paris
By Jaci Canning

One of the 19th-century American artists who went to Paris to learn to paint and establish a reputation is featured in a landmark exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

What does this have to do with Cornwall? (more)
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November Life Amid the Fallen Leaves
November. Most people think of the end of the life cycle as they watch the last brown leaves cling to tree limbs and the asters and mums turn brown on their stems.
Election Day on Tuesday
Tuesday is general election day when voters can cast their ballots for candidates in several high profile races. Of particular interest to people in the village, Cornwall Town Supervisor Richard Randazzo is challenging incumbent Nancy Calhoun for her seat in the State Assembly. If Randazzo wins, his position as town supervisor will be vacated and a new supervisor will be voted in. (more)
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