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Legislation has passed in both the State Assembly and Senate to allow the Croton-on-Hudson Board of Trustees to establish a residential parking permit system on either side of Young and Hastings Avenues in the Village of Croton-on-Hudson, after a mandatory
Read moreNew York State’s beaches, including those at Westchester-operated Playland and Croton Point Park, will be open for Memorial Day weekend with social distancing protocols remaining in effect and restrictions on capacity and activities. County Executive George Latimer made the announcement
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By Scott Levine On a warm, clear night a week or two ago, I got dinner on and off the table and stepped out to my favorite south-facing spot. As the last of the shadows dissolved around me, my phone
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By Lindsay Emery Croton-on-Hudson resident Skyler Holzman is one of thousands of college students in Westchester County continuing his studies online for the rest of the semester. Once the Cornell sophomore returned home, he realized that he wanted to channel
Read moreWhite Plains resident Dr. Scott Schwartz has been leading a dental practice in transition in Croton-on-Hudson. The practice on Baltic Place had been owned by Dr. Bard Levey for about 20 years, Schwartz said recently. Levey is planning to leave
Read moreSeptember will mark a new era for A Rising Star Children’s Center. The Center is moving from Cortlandt to 52 Scenic Drive in Croton to coincide with the start of the new school year. Cortlandt resident Gloria Foster has owned
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Croton resident Dan Maguire wants to be known by his nickname, “Trapper Dan.” Maguire said last week he received the nickname because that is part of what he does for a living. Dan Maguire Nuisance Wildlife Service specializes in the
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Danbury, CT resident Eric Kupferberg said last week there were nostalgic reasons for him and his partner to name their new Croton restaurant Black Rock Kitchen, which opened in August. The Black Rock used to be the name of a
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Edward Carter, Sr. started his funeral home in Montrose in the 1950’s and his son, Edward Jr., took his place. While the founder and his son are both deceased, the legacy of the founding family is continuing at the Edward
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Croton resident Robert Szpiczynski explained why his family-business in the village is called by the atypical name of Orangeberry. “We’d been thinking of about something that would reflect frozen yogurt and some fruits and some healthy stuff,” he said. “Combining
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