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On the banks of the upper Hudson, where the river cuts through solid rock to create the palisades, is the Village of Corinth. The river and its falls drew the first settlers to the area in the late 1700's. A few years later they were harnessed to power a saw and grist mill.
Over the years two fire companies (now combined into one) continue to safeguard the village. Several churches give a spiritual foundation to the community and the Corinth Central School provides an educational base for its youth. The foothills of the Adirondacks create a stunning backdrop to this village on the Hudson.
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In order to mitigate the spread of the COVID-19 virus Village Hall is closed to the public until further notice. The Village Hall will be staffed Monday - Thursday and appointments for in-person services, such as handicap parking permits, can be arranged by calling 518-654-2012. Building Inspector Neil Hepner can be reached on his cell phone 518-361-7332. Payments can be made via mail or left in the locked drop box to the right of the front door, we check the drop box several times a day. As always, we remain committed to ensuring the safety of our staff and residents. Stay safe & be well! Corona Virus Tips
Board Meeting Schedule 2019-2020
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Officials Charles Pasquarell, Mayor Timothy Halliday, Trustee/Deputy Mayor Monique Mulligan, Trustee Michael Bedell, Trustee Terry Miller, Trustee |