The Croton Chronicle

The Croton Chronicle

Croton’s first ever Repair Cafe scores resounding success thanks to expert volunteers and superb organization.

Eighty-two broken items, along with their hopeful owners, passed through the doors of Croton's community center last Saturday. Many were saved to live another day.

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Michael Balter
Dec 11, 2023
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A triumphant John Leyden fixes a lamp that has not worked for 20 years. Mica lampshade. Photo: Michael Balter

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Note to readers: In full disclosure, the author of this article is a member of the Croton Conservation Advisory Council (CCAC), which sponsored the Repair Cafe, and served as a volunteer during the event. Nevertheless, the Chronicle stands by the…

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