BERENSEN, MORE PROOF THE MRNAs REWIRE THE IMMUNE SYSTEM WITH UNKNOWN LONG-TERM EFFECTS

More proof the mRNAs rewire the immune system with unknown long-term effects--The biggest study yet on post-jab IgG4 "class switching" just came out. You will be shocked - SHOCKED - to hear American researchers had nothing to do with it. ALEX BERENSEN---READ MORE HERE

YOU MAY ALSO HAVE AN INTEREST IN THE NEW EVERYTHING CROTON: VERY URGENT--FEDERAL RESEARCHERS FIND EVIDENCE COVID JABS CAUSE SEIZURES IN YOUNG CHILDREN

BY SPECIAL REQUEST -- 1964: 500 CHILDREN IN CROTON'S HALLOWEEN PARADE, CROTON LIONS & MORE

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BY SPECIAL REQUEST. From 1964--500 Children in Croton's Halloween Parade. Click on the images below. And since Pop Berger is mentioned, you may also enjoy: http://everythingcroton.blogspot.com/2013/01/more-memories-of-crotons-pop-berger.html

And a bonus THE NEW EVERYTHING CROTON: BY SPECIAL REQUEST: DIY HALLOWEEN COSTUMES---BOYS----AND SOME SCENES FROM CROTON HALLOWEEN 1983

GREAT CONTENT---THE VICTORIA'S SECRET DEBACLE

Whether the brand can recover from the years it was lost wandering the progressive desert remains to be seen. It’s at a disadvantage. Woke trolls paraded the company’s skin around as a trophy for so long it will be hard for normal women to relate to the brand. You can’t expect women to see themselves in a product worn by a mentally ill man pretending to be a woman. Still, if it’s able to recover, it will be because it brought back beauty. MORE AT ROOKE: The Fall Of Victoria’s Secret Has Been On The Runway For Years, Did Nobody Really Notice? | The Daily Caller

WHAT'S GOING ON WITH THE DUMMY LIGHT?

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Getting a lot of questions about the current state of the Dummy Light (click on the photo.)  Inquiries have been made.  Will share when a response is received.
 

TOO MUCH CHURCH!!!!! THE AUTUMN 2023 EDITION!

Looks like this is necessary again.........And now....

TOO MUCH CHURCH!!!!! THE AUTUMN 2023 EDITION!

SORRY........

The Answer is Still No.....

Yes from time to time, this blog will get a complaint and lengthy commentary (let's be polite) about its "extensive" coverage of local houses of worship, as well as "traditional" service organizations, Croton history, etc.

Apparently in the spirit of fairness and inclusion, there should be equal coverage of any other "faith systems" that exist across the village (and indeed the world), as well as those who practice no religion at all or more "esoteric" beliefs. 

As usual, this also includes social equality issues, gender policy, the work of more (allegedly) "enlightened" local committees and groups, increased coverage of the "climate crisis", less coverage of "the military", etc. etc. etc.

Oy. And double Oy.

To these complainers, a reminder: You are fortunate to live in a country where there are (still) numerous outlets for such commentary. This blog, however, is not one of them. It believes in holidays, uses pronouns appropriately recognizes only two genders, stands with Israel, and will never acquiesce to the language police. If that gives you the vapors......just move along.

SHOUT-OUT----ITS BAT WEEK!

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DEC Encourages New Yorkers to Help Protect Bats During 'Bat Week'

Annual Halloween Week Observance Raises Public Awareness to Help Reduce Human Disturbance to Endangered and Threatened Bats

In observance of the internationally recognized Bat Week Oct. 24-31 to raise awareness about the critical role of bats in the environment, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos today encouraged outdoor enthusiasts to refrain from visiting caves and mines during the fall and winter months. Bats spend the winter hibernating in these underground cavities where relatively constant, warm temperatures protect these mammals from harsh winter temperatures above ground. Bats' health is particularly vulnerable to human visitation in the winter to these "hibernacula," and especially harmful since the arrival of white-nose syndrome, a fungus that has killed more than 90 percent of bats at hibernation sites in the state.

"Bats are circling around us this Halloween season, reminding us all to do our part to protect these important flying mammals," Commissioner Seggos said. "DEC is encouraging New Yorkers to help protect bats by avoiding caves or mines to prevent any unintentional harm to bats and safeguarding their habitats."

If bats are disturbed during hibernation, they raise their body temperature, depleting crucial fat reserves. This stored fat is the only source of energy available to the bats until the weather warms in spring and insects become readily available. The more frequently bats are disturbed, the less likely they are to survive the long winter months underground without eating. DEC reminds the public to follow all posted notices restricting access to caves and mines. If explorers do venture out and discover bats hibernating in a cave, DEC urges these visitors to leave quickly and quietly to minimize disturbance.

Limiting tree removal to the hibernation period can help protect bats from harm while they are out on the landscape. Removing trees only between Nov. 1 and March 31 throughout the state, or Dec. 1 through Feb.28 in Suffolk County, offers the best protection for our hibernating bats. During the active season, bats roost in trees and form maternity colonies to rear their pups, so tree removal during this season can potentially harm bats using trees for these behaviors.

Bat Week is observed each year through Oct. 3 and is organized by representatives from conservation groups and government agencies in the U.S. and Canada.

In recent years, scientists have found evidence of recovery of the once-common little brown bat throughout New York State. While this seeming stabilization provides a hopeful outlook after more than a decade of devastating population declines, similar evidence of stabilization has not been seen for other severely affected bat species.

Two species of bats are currently protected under federal and State endangered species law. The Indiana bat, which is sparsely distributed across New York, is a federally endangered bat listed before white-nose syndrome later began affecting bat populations. The northern long-eared bat, is also listed as an endangered species under federal and New York State law. The current population for this formerly common bat is approximately one percent of its previous size, making this species the most severely affected by white-nose syndrome. Still, northern long-eared bats are widely distributed in New York and their presence has been documented in most of the state's approximately 100 caves and mines serving as bat hibernation sites.

A third New York species, the tri-colored bat, was proposed for endangered species protection by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Sept. 13, 2022. Although widespread in distribution, tri-colored bats were rare in New York even before they experienced a 98-percent population decline due to white-nose disease.

Anyone entering a northern long-eared bat hibernation site from Oct. 1 through April 30, the typical hibernation period for bats, may be subject to prosecution. Details about the protection of the northern long-eared bat can be found on DEC's website.

There is currently no treatment for bats suffering from white-nose syndrome. Along with the New York State Department of Health, DEC is partnering with researchers from the National Wildlife Health Center in Madison, Wisconsin, and experts at universities across the country to better understand the disease and develop a treatment. This collaborative effort helped identify that reducing disturbances at hibernation sites during the winter can help the remaining animals survive. For more information about white-nose syndrome, visit the White-Nose Syndrome Response Team website.

Photos are available for download.

https://www.dec.ny.gov/press/press.html

NEW & NOTEWORTHY----CHILDREN'S BOUTIQUE SPROUTS IN CROTON'S DOWNTOWN

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New & Noteworthy: Children’s Boutique Sprouts in Croton’s Downtown
River Journal — October 23, 2023
  
Little Sprouts carries children clothing for ages 0-6.

In June 2023, Croton-on-Hudson’s Rina Jacobs found a need and decided to fill it. Inspired by the people she met in the community and a desire to offer her neighbors “a local place to shop without having to wait for a delivery to see if they liked a product,” she opened LittleSprouts Boutique in the former home of the recently closed Double Docs Design. River Journal North caught up with Jacobs to find out about her new business.

RJN > Why did you open LittleSprouts?

Rina Jacobs > Living in Westchester for many years, I have seen big box stores for affordable children’s clothes and specialty items close while the number of new families migrating to Westchester increases. As a busy parent, I wanted to offer a local place to shop without having to wait for a delivery to see if they liked a product, as well as taking the stress out of driving to our bigger cities and struggling with parking. READ MORE AT New & Noteworthy: Children’s Boutique Sprouts in Croton’s Downtown – River Journal Online – News for Tarrytown, Sleepy Hollow, Irvington, Ossining, Briarcliff Manor, Croton-on-Hudson, Cortlandt and Peekskill

BAKED BY SUSAN-OZARK APPLE PUDDING RECIPE

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BAKED BY SUSAN-OZARK APPLE PUDDING RECIPE---GO TO 

Baked by Susan: Ozark Apple Pudding – A Dreamy Confection – River Journal Online – News for Tarrytown, Sleepy Hollow, Irvington, Ossining, Briarcliff Manor, Croton-on-Hudson, Cortlandt and Peekskill

RUGBY WORLD CUP SEMI-FINAL, ENGLAND V. SOUTH AFRICA

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RUGBY WORLD CUP SEMI-FINAL, ENGLAND V. SOUTH AFRICA --- GO TO Tom Faranda's Folly: Rugby World Cup semi-final: England vs. South Africa (typepad.com)

CROTON BOYS SOCCER QUARTERFINAL VICTORY OVER BRONXVILLE

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Quarterfinal Victory! Croton over Bronxville 1-0. After locked at 0-0 for over 60 minutes of play … Gavin Cunningham scored with a header off a free kick from Jordan Gould with 18:06 left in the game!

Superman Cole Cross had 4 unreal saves in the goal. Keio Academy up next in the Semifinals. The team is more hungry than ever. Go Tigers!! We believe in YOU! Photo at Facebook and Facebook