VIDEO TOWN OF CORTLANDT, 2024 MEMORIAL DAY; MORE AT Video - 2024 Memorial Day Ceremony - Town of Cortlandt, NY News
Thursday, May 30, 2024
VIDEO TOWN OF CORTLANDT, 2024 MEMORIAL DAY
CONGRATULATIONS TIGER TRACK & FIELD STATE QUALIFIERS
Tiger Track & Field State Qualifiers! (CLICK ON IMAGE)
A HUGE congratulations goes out to Charlotte G. 1500m, Ryann D. High Jump, Maeve C. High Jump, Charlie F. 400m, Dylan C. Steeplechase & High Jump! Best of luck at the State Finals! We are proud of you and the team! p.s. If you read the fine print, we may have more qualifiers if there are ‘scratches’ (4) Facebook
MOST OF US WEREN'T EXPECTING IT TO GO ANY OTHER WAY--VERDICT---GUILTY
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and from ALEX BERENSON (1) In the least surprising verdict ever, 12 Manhattanites just found Donald Trump guilty (substack.com)
and from TOWNHALL BREAKING: Jury Finds Trump GUILTY in New York 'Trial' (townhall.com)
FYI -- REPORTS THAT....So many people logged on to WinRed to donate to Trump—the website crashed.
LAWFARE BACKFIRE: Trump's Donation Page Crashes--https://pjmedia.com/matt-margo
THE CROTON CHRONICLE--GOFUNDME FOR ALEX, HIT BY PICKUP TRUCK AT GULF STATION ON 5/7
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MICHAEL BALTER---THE CROTON CHRONICLE
GoFundMe for Alex, hit by pickup truck at the Gulf station on May 7, is halfway to its goal. You can help get it all the way.
Just over $10,000 has been raised as of today towards the goal of $20,000 for the severely injured woman. Alex's friends and family are asking for everyone's help. MORE AT (1) GoFundMe for Alex, hit by pickup truck at the Gulf station on May 7, is halfway to its goal. You can help get it all the way. (substack.com)
SUMMERFEST 2024: GUIDED 10 MINUTE TOURS OF HOLY NAME OF MARY CHURCH
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Summerfest is June 2nd---and The Holy Name of Mary Church is inviting everyone to 10min. guided tours of the church during Summerfest on Sunday.
Please click on the poster.
For more about Holy Name of Mary, visit
A LETTER FROM STEPHANIE HICKEY, CROTON-ON-HUDSON, THE EXAMINER NEWS--CONCERN REGARDING INVOLVEMENT OF TEACHERS UNIONS IN BD OF ED ELECTIONS
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EXAMINER NEWS------FROM STEPHANIE HICKEY, CROTON-ON-HUDSON, THE EXAMINER NEWS--CONCERN REGARDING INVOLVEMENT OF TEACHERS UNIONS IN BD OF ED ELECTIONS
Concern Regarding Involvement of Teachers Unions in Board of Ed Elections
May 28, 2024Examiner Media
As a concerned member of our community, I feel compelled to shed light on a troubling trend that has emerged in our local school board elections. While our school board plays a crucial role in shaping the future of education in our district, recent developments suggest that its integrity may be compromised by undue influence from external parties, particularly the Hendrick Hudson Education Association (HHEA), the teacher’s union.
It’s common knowledge that teachers’ unions have the right to endorse candidates who align with their values and priorities. However, the line between endorsement and overt interference in the electoral process has become increasingly blurred. In the Hendrick Hudson School District, we’ve witnessed the union going beyond mere endorsement to actively funding campaigns, sending out mailers, canvassing door to door and bombarding residents with robo calls in support of certain candidates. MORE AT Concern Regarding Involvement of Teachers Unions in Board of Ed Elections | The Examiner News
THE CROTON LIONS CLUB---85 YEARS OF SERVICE! AND...............
THE CROTON LIONS CLUB---85 YEARS OF SERVICE!
FREE!--THAT'S RIGHT! If you have recently had surgery....click on the image.
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THE NEW EVERYTHING CROTON: PHOTOS FROM THE VERY SUCCESSFUL CROTON LIONS CLUB TAG SALE 2024
PHOTOS, TIGER BASEBALL SEND-OFF UPSTATE TO PLAY SPACKENHILL IN THE STATE PLAYOFFS
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Thank you Patricia Lynch. CHHS School Spirit! What a send off for the Tiger Baseball team early this morning before they head upstate to play Spackenkill in the State Playoffs! Thank you student body & our CHHS Band! Best of luck, Tigers! The whole community is rooting for you! #schoolspirit #corememory
Thank you Croton Mini Deli for breakfast and the Croton Police Dept for escorting the team out of town. CLICK ON THE PHOTOS.
THE LATEST ABOUT THOSE MASKS......
The highly infectious Covid variant saw the reintroduction of rules such as mask-wearing, self-isolation, working from home and vaccine passports when it swept across Britain in November 2021.
New research has found that while these measures helped to halt Covid earlier in the pandemic, they had little to no effect on infection rates after Omicron arrived.
The study conducted by the University of East Anglia (UEA) found that face masks in particular were not effective once the first wave of Omicron had passed, although they had previously helped to reduce infection rates. However, the public was forced to wear them again between November 2021 and January 2022 – having already endured a year of face coverings – with the threat of fines up to £6,400. Masks continued to be recommended and could be enforced by businesses until the April.
The researchers also found that wearing face masks after the first wave of Omicron may have actually increased the risk of children catching Covid during the subsequent waves because they had less immunity.
EXAMINER NEWS---CROTON-HARMON CRUSHES IT, WINS FIRST SECTION 1 TITLE SINCE 1981
Panas, Fox Lane Edged in Finals; Mahopac, P’Ville Edged in Semis--By Ray Gallagher, Examiner Sports Editor @Directrays
PURCHASE – Charismatic Ronald Reagan was restoring order as a legendary president, and Raiders of the Lost Ark was all the rave the last time CROTON-HARMON won a Section 1 baseball title back in 1981. The current players might need to Google the Harrison Ford-featured film to understand just how long ago it was between the time the Tigers hoisted the hardware, but the only thing they cared about was getting back the the Section 1 finals they lost to Albertus Magnus in 2023 and turning the tables on Rye Neck, which they did in Saturday’s 5-3 come-from-behind Section 1 Class B title win at SUNY Purchase Saturday. MORE AT Croton-Harmon Crushes It, Wins 1st Section 1 Title Since 1981 | The Examiner News
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1969, OBITUARY FOR HELENE SARDEAU
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EARLY DAYS FROM THE CROTON SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL---1962---AND 1967
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And now a blast from very early days past for Croton Shakespeare. Click on the 1962 image--With mention of Peter Strauss.
YOU MAY ALSO HAVE AN INTEREST IN THE NEW EVERYTHING CROTON: CROTON SHAKESPEARE--1962---PARTING IS SWEET SORROW FOR 1ST CROTON AUDIENCE
And the blog has had a request for "anything from 1967"---well for starters, there's this: EverythingCroton: SOME NEWSPAPER COVERAGE OF THE 1967 SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
NEW FROM THE CROTON CHRONICLE--LOW PAID CROTON-HARMON SCHOOL WORKERS, FRUSTRATED BY LOWBALL OFFERS FROM DISTRICT OFFICIALS, MAY SEEK EMPLOYMENT ELSEWHERE
NEW FROM THE CROTON CHRONICLE--Low paid Croton-Harmon school workers, frustrated by lowball offers from district officials, may seek employment elsewhere
After a long meeting with school officials today, teacher's aides and lunch workers are dismayed that the district still does not want to pay what they consider a living wage.
MICHAEL BALTER---MAY 30, 2024
After a long meeting with school officials today that reportedly produced minimal results, members of Aides of Croton United (ACU) seeking a new and fairer contract may end up seeking new jobs instead. READ MORE AT Low paid Croton-Harmon school workers, frustrated by lowball offers from district officials, may seek employment elsewhere (substack.com)
As we reported in April, the Croton-Harmon school district compensates its teacher’s aides and food service workers at a lower rate than most surrounding districts. It also saddles them with draconian employment conditions—such as no medical insurance, unpaid lunch breaks, and denying them the right to seek unemployment compensation during the summer—that make it even more difficult for them to survive financially.
MORE AT Low paid Croton-Harmon school workers, frustrated by lowball offers from district officials, may seek employment elsewhere (substack.com)
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