NOTICE OF DEATH, JOHN HERBERT PEARSON

John Herbert Pearson, NOVEMBER 23, 1934 – MAY 18, 2024

IN THE CARE OF Edward F. Carter Funeral Home

SAVE THE DATE--ST AUGUSTINE'S HOME & SCHOOL ASSOCIATION WAVES OF SUMMER FUNDRAISER

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SAVE THE DATE--ST AUGUSTINE'S HOME & SCHOOL ASSOCIATION WAVES OF SUMMER FUNDRAISER---5/31---MORE INFO AT Waves of Summer 2024 Fundraiser Dinner - St. Augustine School - Ossining, NY (staugustineschool.org)

THE CROTON CHRONICLE---ELECTRIC VEHICLE ADVOCATES URGE "NO" VOTE ON PROPOSITION #2---SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICIALS COUNTER THAT EV PURCHASES REMAIN ON TRACK TO MEET STATE REQUIREMENTS

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THE CROTON CHRONICLE---ELECTRIC VEHICLE ADVOCATES URGE "NO" VOTE ON PROPOSITION #2---SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICIALS COUNTHER THAT EV PURCHASES REMAIN ON TRACK TO MEET STATE REQUIREMENTS

MICHAEL BALTER 5/19/2024

Electric vehicle advocates urge “No” vote on Croton schools Proposition #2. District officials counter that EV purchases remain on track to meet state requirements.

Proposition #2 would authorize the district to purchase one large electric school bus and three smaller gas/diesel vehicles. Lack of charging capacity remains a big issue. SEE MORE AT Electric vehicle advocates urge “No” vote on Croton schools Proposition #2. District officials counter that EV purchases remain on track to meet state requirements. (substack.com)

TIGER NATION--PHOTOS, SIX FLAGS, SOPHOMORE TRIP 2024

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TIGER NATION--PHOTOS, SIX FLAGS, SOPHOMORE TRIP 2024----Great weather, short lines, and world-class roller coasters for these respectful and fun-loving Tigers! Thank you Mr. Pascarelli, Mr. Vogl, & Mrs. Lynch for chaperoning and a HUGE thank you to Ms. McConville (Sophomore Sponsor) for leading the trip! 

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OFFICIALS WARN AGAINST USING GASOLINE TO IGNITE INDOOR FIRES AFTER INCIDENT AT CROTON HOME

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Officials warn against using gasoline to ignite indoor fires following incident at Croton-on-Hudson residence---more at Officials warn against using gasoline to ignite indoor fires following incident at Croton-on-Hudson residence (lee.net)

NYC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION--AQUATIC ALGAECIDE APPLICATION AT NEW CROTON, MUSCOOT, CROSS RIVER, AND CROTON FALLS RESERVOIRS

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Bureau of Water Supply
Natural Resources Division

Aquatic Algaecide Application at New Croton, Muscoot, Cross River, and Croton Falls Reservoirs

Dear Anglers-

We want to inform you about an upcoming project for targeted applications of an algaecide treatment to reservoirs within the Croton System. As in previous years, applications may occur on parts of the New Croton, Muscoot, Cross River, and Croton Falls reservoirs between May and August 2024. Such applications are a common practice used in water supply systems to treat algae.

Starting next week, May 22nd, you may notice DEP boats going back and forth across some parts of the reservoirs to apply the treatment. The algaecide (copper sulfate pentahydrate) used is not harmful to humans once dissolved in water and will not have any effects on water quality.

This year, we will continue to treat hydrilla in the New Croton Reservoir by using fluridone, the safest and most effective option for removing this invasive weed. DEP has obtained state and local permits for this treatment. During the summer and early fall, anglers should expect to see additional boats on the reservoir when the treatment is being applied.

We continue to work with the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to obtain all necessary permits for this important work. These projects will not affect the fish consumption advice provided by the NYS Department of Health (DOH).

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to further protect our reservoirs. If you have any questions, please email us at recreation@dep.nyc.gov.

TRIO NABBED AFTER INCIDENT AT NORTHERN WESTCHESTER CVS LEADS TO CHASE, CRASHES

The chain of events began around 4:30 p.m. Friday, May 17 in Northern Westchester County.  The North Castle Police Department received a call from a person reporting a concerning incident that had just occurred in the CVS parking lot at 450 Main St. in Armonk, according to Lt. Thomas McCormack.

The caller reported that an unfamiliar vehicle pulled up next to her while sitting in her car in the parking lot. The man then exited his vehicle and tried to enter her car. When the man saw the other person in the car, he ran back to his own vehicle and drove away in an unknown direction on Main Street.  The caller gave a description of the vehicle, and multiple officers were sent to the area to find the suspect.  MORE AT Armonk CVS Incident Involving Woman Leads To Chase, Arrests | Cortlandt Daily Voice