Any resident of the Town of Cornwall (including anyone who lives nearby and has a Cornwall zip code or phone code) can list any good or service they want to sell or buy on this Classified web page. Our current categories are rentals, for sale, wanted, help wanted and miscellaneous. Just send an email tothingmkr@optonline.netusing "Classified" as the subject. Once your listing has been answered, please let us know so we can remove it.As of 3/18/08 your add will be dated,then after three months it will be removed.If you want your add to be continued you will have to renew with me.AS YOU CAN SEE THE CLASSIFIED PAGE HAS BEEN CLEANED UP FOR 2010 SO IF YOUR ADD IS GONE ,YOU GOTTA LET ME KNOW- Thanks-Richard Griggs We caution all listers to be aware of the possibilities of fraud. Be aware of any suspicious offers made in response to your listing and do not respond without checking them out carefully.
If you're an established Cornwall business you can post an ad on the MarketPlace page elsewhere on this website. If you want to give something away or want to get it free, see the Exchange page elsewhere on this website. 11/19/08

CORNWALL HOUSE -- WINTER RENTAL Available Now thru May. Colonial farmhouse on 12 quiet, pastoral acres. Fields, pond. Fully furnished. Three bedrooms, liv. rm w/fireplace, din. rm, great country kitchen, one bath. Cable with internet and Wi-Fi. $1,400. per month. Al Waller albertwaller@earthlink.net call 212-348-2424 .Posted 10/15/2009

$3000 / 2br - 1880's converted Railroad Depot This is a perfect weekend getaway - just two hours from NYC. The historic building is on the Housatonic river (famed for fly fishing) in a quiet area on a small street off Route 7. There are two large rooms on the ground floor with a kitchen and half bath. Upstairs is a full bath, two bedrooms and an office/ living room with a fireplace. It would also be good for an artists studio or a small business. There's a local freight train that lumbers by once or twice a day or not at all. I'm asking $3000 for the whole property plus utilities or $1600 for the ground floor and the basement. I'm open to a share or other negotiable time arrangement. References required.contact Sdorje@aol.com or 860-248-2066

Uncle Sam is now hiring census-takers for the 2010 Census. Work will start in March but this is the time to sign up. The pay is $19.75 per hr. and 50 cents per mile, even for the 4-day training period. The work involves ringing doorbells of folks who for one reason or another didn't send back the Census questionnaire which everyone will receive in the mail around April 1st. You work locally and make your own hours. Other Census jobs are also available. The catch is that this isn't a career move, probably only a two- to four- week gig, but couldn't you or someone you know use up to $200 per day for a few weeks while performing an important function...making sure, among other things, that Connecticut gets our due representation in Congress (we got badly cheated in the 2000 Census)? There's a pretty simple test you have to take, held every week or so at the Cornwall Library and other nearby locations. If interested, call 866-861-2010 or 860-348-8180 to sign up for the test. You must be 18 or older to apply.