Cornwall job fair expects over 40 employers
CORNWALL – Job seekers in Cornwall will get the chance to meet face-to-face with possibly their new boss tomorrow (Oct. 3). The Cornwall and Area […]
Carilyne Hebert
Edible gardens may sprout up in Lamoureux Park next summer
CORNWALL – Around 40 people showed up to a public meeting Wednesday afternoon at the Benson Center to hear plans for edible gardens in the […]
Garbage bag limits planned for Cornwall
CORNWALL – The city is moving ahead with the next phase of its plan to reduce the amount of garbage generated by residents. But you […]
Walk and Roll Month simpler and bigger, organizers say
CORNWALL – Organizers of an event, promoting alternate forms of transportation, are promising a bigger and better event next month. John Towndrow of Transition Cornwall+ […]
Cornwall hiring freeze melts under confusion
CORNWALL – A city-wide hiring freeze, brought to city council by the budget committee, has fallen apart over mass confusion with the proposal. The original […]
Cornwall day care center asks for school zone designation
CORNWALL – A local day care center is asking the city to have a school zone for its street. Cornwall City Council will receive a […]
Explosive growth for Cornwall Adopt-A-Street
CORNWALL – A program to make a greener and cleaner Cornwall has seen remarkable growth in less than two years. Adopt-A-Street, which has volunteers out […]
Committee passes 2017 Cornwall budget with 2.79% increase
CORNWALL – The city’s 2017 budget has cleared the committee level. Cornwall’s core budget committee passed the 2017 budget Thursday night. It will cost a […]
Second all-day Cornwall budget meeting
CORNWALL – It’s a second full day for Cornwall’s budget committee as the corporation goes through its operating budgets for various departments. The committee meets […]
COMMENTARY: Some Cornwall fiscal conservatism from the left?
The City of Cornwall passed its budget last week and, surprisingly, it got through the final sniff test unscathed. But it wasn’t for lack of […]