PRO-PALESTINIAN PROTESTERS SHUT DOWN GRAND CENTRAL DURING EVENING RUSH

Pro-Palestinian protesters shut down Grand Central Terminal during evening rush--MORE AT Pro-Palestinian protesters shut down Grand Central Terminal during evening rush (nypost.com)

LOHUD---NEW ROCKLAND LAW AIDS EFFORT TO BLOCK NYC FROM HOUSING ASYUM SEEKERS IN COUNTY'S HOTELS

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New Rockland law aids effort to block NYC from housing asylum seekers in county's hotels--Chris McKenna
New York State Team

Rockland County has a new law to support its efforts to prevent New York City from boarding asylum seekers in the county.

The law, passed without opposition by county lawmakers on Tuesday night and signed Thursday by County Executive Ed Day, bars any such housing programs except those licensed by the county executive and imposes fines and even a misdemeanor criminal charge for violations.

It's the latest step in a conflict that erupted in May when the city announced plans to move as many as 340 migrants to an Orangetown motel as the city's shelters filled with new arrivals.  More at NYC asylum seeker housing in Rockland County blocked by new law (lohud.com)

ABOUT THOSE BARGES---HOW A COAST GUARD MOVE COULD ALLOW BARGES TO ANCHOR IN THE HUDSON AFTER ALL

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NEW YORK
How a Coast Guard move could allow barges to anchor in the Hudson River after all
"The consequences are a very big deal," said John Lipscomb, boat captain and vice president of advocacy for Riverkeeper, the environmental organization that advocates for the Hudson.
Nancy Cutler--Rockland/Westchester Journal News --The Coast Guard rescinded earlier plans for new anchorages after public outcry.
--The U.S. Coast Guard recently ruled that the Hudson, from the Tappan Zee to Albany, was no longer --governed by Port of New York regulations.
--The change basically means "you can anchor any vessel, anywhere for any reason or for any duration." Riverkeeper's John Lipscomb said.--More at Hudson River changes by Coast Guard allows anchorages past Tappan Zee (lohud.com)

ACCUSED MAINE MASS MURDERER BEHAVED ERRATICALLY DURING DEPLOYMENT IN CORTLANDT MANOR

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Accused Maine Mass Murderer Behaved Erratically During Deployment In Cortlandt Manor: Report

As the manhunt for a suspect who killed at least 18 people in a deadly Maine mass shooting intensifies, more information has come out about his erratic behavior at a New York military installation during his deployment there, according to a new report. MORE AT Accused Maine Mass Murderer Behaved Erratically During Deployment In Cortlandt Manor: Report | Cortlandt Daily Voice

UPDATED----DEAD Maine mass shooting suspect Robert Card found dead after two-day manhunt: sources (nypost.com)

VIA TOM FARANDA'S FOLLY---POPE FRANCIS REAFFIRMS---PRIESTS AND DEACONS RESERVED FOR MEN

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Pope Francis reaffirms: Holy Orders - deacons and priesthood - is reserved for men; CLICK HERE

THE 2023 CROTON GIRLS VOLLEYBALL SEASON

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FROM THE CH BOOSTER BLUB FB PAGE------So proud of the Croton Girls Volleyball for a great season. While they won’t be moving on in the Sectionals, let’s hear it for the power and fierceness they brought to the court all season! PHOTO AT Facebook AND Facebook

ROCAH NOT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION IN 2024

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Westchester County District Attorney Mimi Rocah not running for re-election in 2024

https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/westchester-county-district-attorney-mimi-rocah-not-running-for-re-election-2024/

ELLE PURNELL---THESE 7 FAILURES SHOULD DISPEL ANY BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT YOU HAVE LEFT FOR THE CORPORATE MEDIA'S HONESTY

These seven failures from the past few weeks should dispel any benefit of the doubt you have left for the corporate media’s honesty.....ELLE PURNELL

American legacy media were busted last week for spreading terrorist propaganda about an “Israeli” “strike” on a Gaza “hospital” that turned out to be nothing but lies — but not before the false narrative ignited anti-America and anti-Israel fury around the world.

The narrative laundering in what was actually a story about a parking lot being hit by Gazan insurgents’ own rocket fire provided a textbook example of how our institutional media frame stories to fit their own prejudices, showing once again that however much you hate the corporate press, it’s not enough. But the hospital news cycle hasn’t been the only example from media coverage of the aftermath of Hamas’ terror attack on Israel to drive that lesson home.

Starting with — but extending far beyond — the hospital story disaster, here are seven failures from the past few weeks that should dispel any benefit of the doubt you have left for the corporate media’s honesty.

More at 7 Times Israel Coverage Proved You Don't Hate The Media Enough (thefederalist.com)

CROTON'S STONE HOUSES

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Croton’s Stone Houses
The Stone Houses were constructed between 1900 and 1938 on land Elizabeth Stevenson inherited from her father. Except for the first one, Wyndhurst, all the houses were designed by Elizabeth and her son Harvey, who once said his mother had “a unique obsession to plan and build.” Village Historian Marc Cheshire will take us behind the stone walls to see these remarkable homes—two of which are hidden from view—and to learn about some of the famous people who lived in them.

Thursday, November 9, 7 p.m. at the Croton Free Library, Ottinger Room.

LAWMAKER PROPOSES LEGISLATION TO CRACK DOWN ON SCHOOL SWATTING INCIDENTS

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Lawmaker proposes legislation to crack down on school swatting incidents
Oct 26, 2023, 6:24amUpdated 1d ago
By: News 12 Staff

Rep. Mike Lawler has proposed legislation to fight swatting attacks in schools. Swatting is when someone makes a prank call to 911 to get a large, sometimes dangerous police response. Lawler says anyone who makes swatting calls to schools should get up to 20 years in prison. He says more than 500 schools across the country were targes in the last year, including several in the Hudson Valley. More at Lawmaker proposes legislation to crack down on school swatting incidents (news12.com)