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Ongoing 175th anniversary coverage, this week looking at the opening of the Water Street Arena in 1936.

Article content On Wednesday, Nov. 18, 1936, the Standard-Freeholder front page was full of interesting headlines covering a wide-range of subjects: “Find Stolen Furs In Secret Cache; Two Arrests Made,” “Cornwall Couple Complete 50 Years of Married Life,” and the one that would have garnered the most attention, “Enthusiastic Crowd At Arena Opening On Monday Night.” “Enthusiasm in Cornwall’s newest community enterprise reached its peak, Monday night, with the formal opening of the new Community Arena.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your brows...

Article content At Crunch time on Wednesday night, it was Syracuse getting an overtime win, over Green Valley’s Remi Elie and the Americans in Rochester, N.Y. The Amerks (7-5-2-1) erased a one-goal deficit to force overtime, but it was the Crunch (9-6-1-0) which scored 1:37 into the extra frame to win the third-straight meeting between the North Division rivals, at American Hockey League game played in downtown Rochester at Blue Cross Arena. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Away Games: Crunch time for Elie and Taillon, and an award for Roddie Ba...

Author of the article: Todd Hambleton Publishing date: Feb 17, 2021  •  February 17, 2021  •  4 minute read  •  Cornwall Colts goaltender Rico DiMatteo, during play against the Kanata Lasers on Monday February 17, 2020 in Cornwall, Ont. Cornwall lost 6-1. Robert Lefebvre/Special to the Cornwall Standard-Freeholder/Postmedia Network Photo by Robert Lefebvre /Robert Lefebvre/Special to the Standard-Freeholder Article content Former Cornwall Jr. A Colts goaltender Rico DiMatteo has gotten his NCAA Division I career off to a great start. At Northern Michigan University in Marquet...

Article content When there’s some good news on the Jameson Taillon health front, it’s big news. Especially now that the Major League Baseball pitcher, with family in the Cornwall and St. Andrews West area, plays for a team in the Big Apple. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Away Games: Taillon to Yankee Stadium, Spinks skating in Germany Back to video Taillon, who’s battled seemingly never-ending serious injuries while with the Pittsburgh Pirates – and who had treatment four years ago for testicular cancer – was signed by the New York Ya...