HOLY NAME OF MARY--Mother’s Day Special Intentions Spiritual Bouquet Mass Remembrance cards for Mother’s Day have been placed on the usher’s tables in the Church and Chapel vestibule.
Wednesday, April 17, 2024
HOLY NAME OF MARY MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL INTENTIONS SPIRITUAL BOUQUET MASS REMEMBRANCE CARDS
HOLY NAME OF MARY--Mother’s Day Special Intentions Spiritual Bouquet Mass Remembrance cards for Mother’s Day have been placed on the usher’s tables in the Church and Chapel vestibule.
1976, FREDERICK GOTWALD, OFFERTORY PRAYERS
Stumbled upon this 1976 book by Frederick Gotwald, who was the pastor of Our Saviour Lutheran Church in previous years:Page n4
To the people of Our Saviour, Croton on Hudson, New York, who shared these prayers with me; and to Lee, who puts up with me.
To the people of Our Saviour, Croton on Hudson, New York, who shared these prayers with me; and to Lee, who puts up with me.
The book is currently out of print with limited availability on Amazon.
For more about Gotwald, see EverythingCroton: 1969: REV. FREDERICK GOTWALD TO LEAVE AFTER 20 YEARS @ CROTON'S OUR SAVIOUR
AND SO IT BEGINS: STUDENT SUSPENDED FOR USING TERM "ILLEGAL ALIEN" IN ENGLISH CLASS
Student Suspended For Using Term ‘Illegal Alien’ In English Class--April 16, 2024
By Brianna Kraemer---Carolina Journal
A 16-year-old student at Central Davidson High School in Lexington, North Carolina was suspended for three days last week after using the term ‘illegal alien’ during a vocabulary assignment in his English class.
Christian McGhee’s teacher assigned vocabulary words during class last Tuesday, including the word ‘alien.’ According to his mother, Leah McGhee, Christian responded to his teacher, asking, “Like space aliens or illegal aliens without green cards?” READ MORE AT Student Suspended For Using Term ‘Illegal Alien’ In English Class | JoCo Report
IN THE NEWS--MTA RESTRICTS OVERTIME PAY
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MTA restricts overtime pay, citing 'unfavorable' first fiscal quarter
New York City Transit is cutting overtime pay across its divisions, according to internal memos reviewed by the Daily News. "As we complete the first quarter of 2024 and review our financial results, unbudgeted overtime has remained above the budget contingency," NYC Transit President Rich Davey wrote last Friday. READ STORYYOUTUBE VIDEO COURTESY OF THE GOLDEN GLOW OF CHRISTMAS PAST--THE 2023 CONVENTION IN VIRGINIA
Please enjoy a tour of the museum room at the Golden Glow of Christmas Past 2023 Convention held in Arlington, Virginia in August 2023. All items in this video are at least 40 years old!
4/27 CROTON POINT HISTORY & NATURE HIKE
Welcome to The New Everything Croton, a collection of all things Croton--our history, our homes, our issues, our businesses, our schools, our houses of worship--in short, EVERYTHING CROTON.
Croton Point History & Nature Hike---Croton Point Park Naturalist John Phillips and Village of Croton Historian Marc Cheshire will lead a hike on Saturday, April 27, at 9 a.m. to explore Croton Point’s history, natural history, archaeology and geology. The hike will last roughly 1.5 to 2 hours. This event is free. Meet at the gate to the RV park, where parking is available. Ages 6 and up; wear sturdy shoes.
Click on the Image: Engraving of the Underhill vineyard on Croton Point published in Harper's Weekly, October 1867
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CROTON BASEBALL OVER PAWLING 14 TO 1
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CROTON BASEBALL OVER PAWLING 14 TO 1--SEE MORE AT (2) Facebook
DOES A STUDENT FREE SPEECH CASE IN CHAPPAQUA THROW UP CAUTION SIGNS ABOUT DEI POLICIES IN CROTON? NEW FROM THE CROTON CHRONICLE
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Commentary: Does a student free speech case in Chappaqua throw up caution signs about DEI policies in Croton?
A federal lawsuit brought by Horace Greeley HS student "O.J." against the Chappaqua school district suggests that policies designed to protect vulnerable groups could sometimes end up harming them.
MICHAEL BALTER--APRIL 17, 2024
As a general rule, The Croton Chronicle restricts its coverage to people and events in Croton, rather than try to cover our numerous neighboring communities. But sometimes things that happen in nearby places are relevant to our village as well. That was certainly true for our report on the latest news on the cleanup of radioactive waste at Indian Point, for example. And in light of current debates about diversity, equity, and inclusion policies in the Croton-Harmon school district, we think it is true for a lawsuit brought this week by an LGBTQ student against the Chappaqua Central School District and top administrators for suspending him for “hate speech” against—the LGBTQ community.
We think the case has important ramifications for any school district, including our own, that is considering or enforcing DEI policies. It also raises—or should we say re-raises, since certain aspects of student free speech are a matter of settled law—the question of how far school officials should go to police speech inside and outside the classroom. MORE AT Commentary: Does a student free speech case in Chappaqua throw up caution signs about DEI policies in Croton? (substack.com)
CROTON VARSITY BOYS' TENNIS FIVE COURT SWEEP AGAINST VALHALLA
Varsity Boys’ Tennis: Your Croton Tigers have racked up another win with a five court sweep against Valhalla. Go Tigers! Their current record is 4 & 0. SEE PHOTOS AT Facebook AND Facebook AND Facebook
FLAG BURNERS, TERROR-LOVERS, GRAFITTI & MORE---NY POST
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By Paul du Quenoy--Published April 16, 2024, 10:21 p.m. ET
Thousands of people across Oakland, California blocked the flow of capital along the regions largest commercial interstate (I-880) in solidarity with the people of Palestine.
Interrupting a dean’s dinner at the University of California, Berkeley.
Blocking the Golden Gate and Brooklyn bridges.
Shutting down Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal.
Anti-Israel protesters think they are making a bold political statement, but they’re really just making everyone angry.
“Do you think I care?” screamed one angry California motorist trapped on the Golden Gate Bridge after getting out of his car to confront the activists, showing just how little he thinks of their malign cause.
Few supporters
According to Pew Research Center, only 22% of Americans believe Hamas’ reasons for fighting Israel are in any way valid.
Just 5% believe the Iran-funded radical terrorist organization’s brutal Oct. 7 assault on Israel was “acceptable.” READ AND SEE MORE AT Anti-Israel protesters are disrupting our way of life and have to stop causing chaos (nypost.com)
According to Pew Research Center, only 22% of Americans believe Hamas’ reasons for fighting Israel are in any way valid.
Just 5% believe the Iran-funded radical terrorist organization’s brutal Oct. 7 assault on Israel was “acceptable.” READ AND SEE MORE AT Anti-Israel protesters are disrupting our way of life and have to stop causing chaos (nypost.com)
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