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Chronicle Survey: Is this appropriate conduct for a member of the Croton-Harmon Board of Education? Please vote.
This comment was posted by Josh Diamond on the Croton Uncensored Facebook page this weekend during an ongoing discussion of current events.
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CHANGE: An art exhibit curated by the Croton Council on the Arts.
At the Ossining Public Library. Reception is December 7.
An archaeology lecture and an archaeology party at Croton Point Park, Sunday Dec 1
It was 1776 and big things were happening in New York City and Westchester County. Come learn about it all at the Nature Center.
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Planning Board chair threatens police action against anti-development activists, but the board's final recommendations were clearly…
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Commentary: Are village residents giving Croton's Planning Board lessons in how to evaluate a proposed major new condominium project?
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Commentary: Yes, the organization suing our school district is not a grassroots parent group but a Koch/Leo front. No, that does not mean we…
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New tax exemptions and a three story building on South Riverside are bridges too far for some Croton residents.
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The railroad turned Croton-on-Hudson into a riverside idyll. But some can’t live with the noise of idling locomotives.
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Will the retaining wall at 25 South Riverside hold back an eroding cliff? The jury is still out.
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Time to take a short break and give thanks for independent journalism in Croton--and to those who have supported it generously.
Thirteen months of publishing without a break, 289 posts, nearly 1000 subscribers. Time to take a short rest (maybe.)
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A tour of Mount Airy Road and "Red Hill"
A former realtor, and now Managing Editor of The New Croton Review, would take his clients to see these historic houses--and sold a number of them…
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Commentary: Voice of Croton candidates lose the election for two trustee seats but score massive and historic tallies for a Croton write-in…
These impressive results can only be seen as a serious message to Croton Democrats that a substantial segment of the village wants them to slow down…
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Sound meditation: Good for the body and soul, and you can do it right here in Croton.
About once each month, Master Sound Healer Michelle Clifton plays Tibetan Singing Bowls at the Organic Teaching Kitchen on Old Post Road South.
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Trustees kick property tax assessment changes into next year as questions mount.
A surge of confusion and resistance from residents, some of whom might be hit with much higher taxes, led the trustees to refrain from acting quickly to…
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Chronicle Editorial: We already have a Dummy Light, do we need a Dummy Clock? [Update: The clock strikes…]
This evening the village Board of Trustees will consider using $10,706 in parkland funds towards installation of a clock in the Maple Commons "pocket…
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Dreaming of trains: In a Connecticut basement, Robert Carlo has recreated his childhood visits to Croton and its celebrated station and rail…
A model train buff since childhood, Carlo built a layout based on the Croton-Harmon station and rail yard of the early 1970s.
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