The Cornwall Food and Fuel Fund, in all its twelve years, has never been as essential as now. Managed by Social Service Director Heather Dinneen, with oversight from Selectman Gordon Ridgway, Richard Bramley, and Treasurer Barbara Herbst, the Fund has [...Read More]
Hammond Beach's season went very well this summer. As Director of this Park & Rec site, I mapped out the beach before the summer began and created about 10 spaces (roughly 12' x 12') that were all spaced about 15 [...Read More]
After a staff member at CCS tested positive for the Coronavirus a week before school started, the Chronicle thought it might be especially fruitful to interview Cornwall resident Denis Nash, Distinguished Professor of Epidemiology and Executive Director of Institute for [...Read More]
Back in April, the Chronicle reported that getting tested for Covid-19 was “not a simple matter.” Who would have thought that five months later the testing situation would still be so discouragingly confusing? The most reliable diagnostic test so far—the [...Read More]
It’s tempting to think that now that Isaias has come and gone, that much of the debris has been cleared away and wires re-hung, that our natural disaster quota has been fulfilled. Don’t get lulled, as the Town’s Emergency Committee [...Read More]
Rather than paraphrase, interpret or research the sizzling-hot topic of education during the time of COVID-19, this cub reporter decided to go to the source and ask full-time and part-time Cornwall high school, college and graduate school students for their [...Read More]
While Connecticut Covid-19 numbers continue thankfully to decline, area businesses are carefully beginning to reopen, residents are venturing out (hopefully masked), and Cornwall non-profits continue supporting our community, with a few adjustments. The Cornwall Library began welcoming patrons on July 1, [...Read More]
As the state slowly re-opens in stages, Cornwall businesses work to balance commerce and safety. Bianka Griggs reports that the Wish House is now open Tuesday-Saturday from 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. and also by appointment. She noted that “doing [...Read More]
In March, Covid-19 changed our lives utterly. We were cut off from the world. Outside it was cold, and by 4 P.M. it was dark. We each were alone, and didn’t know what would happen next. I wanted a way [...Read More]
In Cornwall, the coronavirus has impacted the health of our economy as well as our residents, disrupting businesses large and small. Richard Bramley runs the Cornwall Package Store in Cornwall Bridge and has been open the entire time following CT [...Read More]
