Thursday, May 25, 2023

ANNUAL STURGEON UPDATE

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ANNUAL STURGEON UPDATE:

--CLICK ON THE PHOTO FROM THE 2014 RIVER DAY

--FIVE FOOT STURGEON WASHES ASHORE IN NYACK;A really big fish washed ashore recently in Nyack. "They're considered one of the oldest, bony fishes on the planet," says George Jackman, of Riverkeeper. "Recently, one was spotted in the Hudson by researchers using side scanning sonar that was 14 feet long. So, we have some big ones left in the Hudson." MORE FROM NEWS 12 - CLICK HERE TO READ MORE

--OLD ARTICLE 1894, CROTON STURGEON; READ MORE HERE

--UPDATED NYS DEC MAP Atlantic Sturgeon - NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation

HOW TO SPEND A SATURDAY ON THE RIVERFRONT IN CROTON---WESTCHESTER MAGAZINE---MATTERS COFFEE, NELLA'S NUTRI-BAR, BAGELS ON HUDSON, THE TAVERN, CROTON RIVER ARTISANS GALLERY, 3RD UNIVERSE AND MUCH MORE

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SPEND SOME TIME IN CROTON---WESTCHESTER MAGAZINE---MATTERS COFFEE, NELLA'S NUTRI-BAR, BAGELS ON HUDSON, THE TAVERN, 3RD UNIVERSE AND MORE

How to Spend a Saturday on the Riverfront in Croton-on-Hudson

Find a fun-filled family excursion in Croton-on-Hudson, one of the Hudson Valley’s most scenic waterfront locales. We’ve planned your whole day! MORE AT Croton-on-Hudson Day Trip Guide: How to Spend a Day in Town (westchestermagazine.com)

FROM THE 5/28/23 ST. AUGUSTINE PARISH BULLETIN---A UNIQUE WAR MEMORIAL FOR OSSINING'S CATHOLIC WAR HEROES

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FROM THE 5/28/23 ST. AUGUSTINE PARISH BULLETIN---A UNIQUE WAR MEMORIAL FOR OSSINING'S CATHOLIC WAR HEROES

CLICK ON THE IMAGE.

READ THE ENTIRE BULLETIN AT 5-28-2023.pub (parishesonline.com)

ON THE CONTINUED DECLINE OF SAN FRANCISCO---A NORDSTROM DEPARTURE UPDATE--AES 300 JOBS IN CRIME RIDDEN SAN FRAN AS CITY LOSES HALF ITS DOWNTOWN RETAILERS

Nordstrom axes 300 jobs in crime-ridden San Francisco - as city loses HALF of its downtown retailers

Story by Tilly Armstrong Consumer Reporter For Dailymail.Com • Yesterday 1:35 PM--The high-end store announced it was shutting two locations earlier this year--Nordstrom blamed the 'changed dynamics' in the city for shuttering stores--379 jobs will be cut as San Francisco suffers from the exit of big name retailers

High-end retailer Nordstrom is cutting almost 400 jobs as it prepares to shut all its stores in San Francisco amid rising crime and a faltering economy in the city. MORE FROM THE DAILY MAIL AT Nordstrom axes 300 jobs in crime-ridden San Francisco - as city loses HALF of its downtown retailers (msn.com)


RIVER JOURNAL--HARCKHAM, LEVENBERG, BILL TO STOP RADIOLOGICAL WASTEWATER DISCHARGE INTO HUDSON ADVANCES IN LEGISLATURE

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Harckham, Levenberg Bill to Stop Radiological Wastewater Discharge into the Hudson Advances in Legislature--User Submitted — May 24, 2023

New York State Senator Pete Harckham

New York State Senator Pete Harckham and Assemblywoman Dana Levenberg announced today that the legislation (S.6893/A.7208) they introduced to protect the Hudson Valley from the adverse and substantial economic impact resulting from the disposal of radiological agents by decommissioning nuclear power plants has passed through the Environmental Conservation Committee of both houses of the New York State Legislature.

The bill addresses the interests of communities along the Hudson River, which are highly concerned that radiological substances put into the river as part of the decommissioning process will have both short- and long-term effects on local real estate values and economic development.

“We have to protect the economic vitality of the communities alongside the Hudson River, which is the backbone of the region, every which way we can– this means being hyper-vigilant about any actions that could cause home and business owners to suffer economic distress,” said Harckham. READ MORE AT  Harckham, Levenberg Bill to Stop Radiological Wastewater Discharge into the Hudson Advances in Legislature – River Journal Online – News for Tarrytown, Sleepy Hollow, Irvington, Ossining, Briarcliff Manor, Croton-on-Hudson, Cortlandt and Peekskill

NEWSWEEK---TARGET STOCK FALLS AS COMPANY SCRAMBLES TO AVOID BUD LIGHT'S FATE

Story by Giulia Carbonaro • Yesterday 4:48 AM--Target has removed some of its LGBTQ+ merchandise from its stores ahead of Pride month in June, after a controversy around its "tuck-friendly" swimsuits caused a backlash, the retailer's shares fell and some staff reported "threats."

The swimsuits, which allow trans women who have not had gender-affirming operations to hide their private parts, caused a stir from critics who accused the American retailer of trying to sell the product to children. Target told the Associated Press that kids' swimsuits in the Pride collection did not include the "tuck-friendly" label that angered so many customers. One kids' black swimskirt for sale at Target featured a tag reading: "Thoughtfully Fit on Multiple Body Types and Gender Expressions." MORE AT Target Stock Falls as Company Scrambles to Avoid Bud Light's Fate (msn.com)

CONGRATULATIONS ST. AUGUSTINE PARISH DEACONS

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CONGRATULATIONSH ST. AUGUSTINE PARISH DEACONS - Congratulations to our Deacons who will be celebrating their Ordinations to the Diaconate during June: Deacon Timothy Slominski for his 23rd Anniversary on June 3rd; Deacon Steven DeMartino for his 18th Anniversary on June 11th; Deacon Cliff Calanni for his 13th Anniversary on June 19th; and Deacon John Barbera, for his 9th Anniversary on June 21st. May the Good Lord continue to bless each one of them in their ministry.

CALVIN KLEIN'S BUD LIGHT MOMENT

A Calvin Klein ad from 2022 featuring a bearded transgender man in a sports bra before top surgery has now gone viral – after Bud Light’s promotion with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney sparked a firestorm.

Bappie Kortram, a tattooed trans influencer from the Netherlands, wore a bra that read “This is love” along with exposed underwear in the Calvin Klein Pride 2022 Campaign.

“Calvin Klein wants to go broke,” Danish physician Anastasia Maria Loupis said in a tweet on Tuesday alongside the image, which quickly generated a backlash against the fashion brand.  MORE AT Calvin Klein ad with trans man in bra compared to Bud Light (nypost.com)

BY SPECIAL REQUEST-- SOME JUNE 1981 CROTON DAYS.....

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BY SPECIAL REQUEST-- SOME JUNE 1981 CROTON DAYS.....Click on the photos below.

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LOHUD---HUDSON VALLEY HOTELS SUE COUNTIES, TOWNS, ACROSS NY FOR BLOCKING MIGRANTS SENT FROM NYC

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Hudson Valley hotels sue counties, towns across NY for blocking migrants sent from NYC--Chris McKenna--New York State Team

The owners of five Hudson Valley hotels have widened a multi-county court battle over asylum seekers by suing New York counties and towns that are trying to block New York City's efforts to board migrants upstate. READ MORE AT NYC asylum seekers: Hudson Valley hotels sue towns blocking refugees (lohud.com)

NEWSWEEK---BLACK LIVES MATTER RISKS GOING BANKRUPT

Black Lives Matter risks going bankrupt after running an $8.5 million deficit last year, financial disclosures indicate.

The Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation (BLMGNF) saw the value of investment accounts fall by almost $10 million in the most recent tax year, according to a copy of its tax return, first reported by The Washington Free Beacon, a conservative website. Read more at Black Lives Matter Risks Going Bankrupt (msn.com)

WEINGARTEN IN THE NEWS---HOUSE GOP THREATENS TO SUBPOENA WEINGARTEN OVER SCHOOL CLOSURE

House GOP threatens to subpoena AFT's Weingarten over school closure communications--by Gabrielle M. Etzel, Healthcare Reporter |

May 23, 2023 01:16 PM--Chairman of the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic Brad Wenstrup (R-OH) has threatened to subpoena American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten if she does not provide documents regarding her communication with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Biden transition team about opening schools during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“The Select Subcommittee has attempted — time and time again — to work in good faith with AFT to satisfy the interests of both parties, but Ms. Weingarten and her team continue to obstruct the Select Subcommittee’s investigation..........READ MORE AT House GOP threatens to subpoena AFT's Weingarten over school closure communications | Washington Examiner

SERVICE INFO AND OBITUARY FOR ALICIA CRESPO

Alicia Crespo.....OCTOBER 23, 1929 – MAY 24, 2023---IN THE CARE OF Edward F. Carter Funeral Home---Alicia Crespo, a resident of Croton-on-Hudson, passed away on May 23, 2023. She was 93. Alicia was born on October 23, 1929 in Havana, Cuba to the late Humberto and Carmen (Lopez) Crespo.-- READ MORE AT Alicia Crespo Obituary - Croton-On-Hudson, NY (dignitymemorial.com)

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