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Lorraine Hansberry Coalition hosts expert Chicago author on housing discrimination.
Natalie Moore, author of “The South Side,” discussed housing discrimination in Chicago and beyond at the Croton Free Library.
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Michael Balter
Chronicle profile: Joel and Jeanette Gingold. From Croton to Sydney and back again, a whirlwind romance goes nuclear.
Retired nuclear engineer Joel Gingold has lived in Croton for more than 80 years, his editor wife Jeanette nearly 60 years. They have long been active…
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Michael Balter
Lottery for Maple Commons (Katz-Regan development) is under way. Are any Crotonites among the winners? The chances are slim but of course…
The names are being randomly generated by computer and read off by a digital voice generator. There were 6116 applicants for 32 apartments. Here are the…
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Taxes, Gouveia, housing, sustainability, cell towers, retaining walls, and more: Croton's Board of Trustees takes on nearly all the…
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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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A village advisory committee that refused to die takes a public stand at the latest Board of Trustees meeting.
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How safe are Croton's restaurants and other food establishments?
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Commentary: Does a student free speech case in Chappaqua throw up caution signs about DEI policies in Croton? [Updated]
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Chronicle Editorial: Basic village democracy demands public hearings before Lot A is sold to a developer who wants to build 95 condo units…
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Today is World Press Freedom Day. In Croton, that means supporting local journalism in all its forms.
Croton has two publications that report intensively on the village: The Gazette and The Croton Chronicle. You need to read both to know what is…
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About that April 14 fight at Croton Point Park listed on the Croton police blotter.
We talked with authorities about what really happened in the early hours of the morning on April 14. Rumors of up to 100 "migrants" being housed at the…
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Indian Point Decommissioning -- Who's In Charge Here? (A Guest Editorial)
Croton resident and retired nuclear engineer Joel Gingold attended the first meeting of the Indian Point Decommissioning Oversight Board since Holtec…
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Lottery for apartments in Maple Commons (Katz-Regan) on track for Friday 2 PM
An estimated 5000+ people applied, making it unlikely anyone currently living in Croton will win one of the 32 units. But the lottery will be live on…
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Amidst deep divisions among villagers over housing policy, Board of Trustees presses ahead with sale of Lot A to major developer
Lively public comments included a presentation by the developer, warnings about train noise, a threat to force a referendum, and pleas to slow down the…
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Chronicle Editorial: Basic village democracy demands public hearings before Lot A is sold to a developer who wants to build 95 condo units…
A major development across from the train station will affect everyone in the village. But the Board of Trustees plans to fast track it this evening…
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Breaking: Croton Board of Trustees reaches tentative agreement to sell Parking Lot A to Westchester developer [Updated April 23]
After months of negotiations, Croton's BoT reveals plans to sell Lot A for $2.3 million. A total of 95 apartment units could be built on the lot and the…
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