Sunday, June 23, 2024

FREE BEE-LINE BUS THIS SUMMER

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Free Bee! Westchester County Executive George Latimer Announces Return of Free Bee-Line Bus Rides for Summer 2024 (westchestergov.com)

For more information about the fare-free Bee-Line bus initiative, schedules and routes, please visit the Westchester County Department of Public Works and Transportation website at www.westchestergov.com/beeline or contact the Bee-Line customer service at (914) 813-7777.

6/20 CROTON LIONS CLUB AWARDS 2024 SCHOLARSHIP CHECKS TO AARON LEWIS AND AVA KOLK

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On June 20th, The Croton Lions Club awarded their 2024 Scholarships to Aaron Lewis and Ava Kolk, with each award in the amount of $3,000. The event was held at Fino's Restaurant. The Lewis family is on the left of club president, Vic Conte and the Kolk family is to the right. (Click on the photo below.)

Aaron will Attend Binghampton in the fall to pursue a degree and business and Ava will attend the College of Charleston to study pre veterinary medicine. The Lions wish them the best of luck and success as they move forward.

For more about The Croton Lions Club, visit:

THE NEW EVERYTHING CROTON: THE CROTON LIONS CLUB---85 YEARS OF SERVICE! AND...............

BOB ANDERSON--WELCOME SUMMER EVENT AT THE CROTON YACHT CLUB--CROTON SENIOR CLUB

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PHOTOS AND CONTENT VIA BOB ANDERSON:

It was a full house at the Croton Yacht Club last Friday.  There was hardly a seat left as 70 Croton Senior Club members attended their "welcome summer event".  Ten feet of American and Italian wedges plus delicious salads from the Croton Mini Deli, cold drinks, a 50/50 raffle and topped off with cake and coffee.  Everyone had a great time.  (CLICK ON THE PHOTOS)

Thanks to Dennis Kooney and the Yacht Club for their help and hospitality in making this a successful party.

The Croton Seniors are always happy to have new members join and enjoy club activities. Contact the recreation department at 914-271-3006 or club president Bob Anderson 914-271-3168 for more information. The seniors meet at the municipal building at 11 a.m. Fridays and at Senasqua Park on the last Friday of the month during the summer.

YOU MAY ALSO ENJOY: THE NEW EVERYTHING CROTON: VILLAGE SENIORS WELCOME SUMMER WITH A FESTIVE LUNCH AT THE CROTON YACHT CLUB

Deann Sarcone, Aurelia Semisa prepare to cut the cake

1919, THREE JAILS ORDERED CLOSED BY BOARD--RED HOOK, MILLERTON AND CROTON-ON-HUDSON

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1919, THREE JAILS ORDERED CLOSED BY BOARD--RED HOOK, MILLERTON AND CROTON-ON-HUDSON--click on the images below.


AN ISSUE OF CONCERN, AND LOCALLY AS WELL---WILL A NEW LAW KEEP MEN OUT OF WOMEN'S SPORTS

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Will a new law keep men out of women's sports (nypost.com)-- Some 66% of folks recently surveyed believe that participation in high-school athletics should be based on sex rather than "gender identity." This stat helps underscore a new law championed by Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman that bans biological men from participating in women's sports.

Tomorrow, the Nassau County Legislature will vote on a measure that would prevent biological males from competing in women’s sports in county-owned facilities.

While critics like state Attorney General Letitia James have called it “discriminatory” and “transphobic,” the measure, supported by most Nassau County voters, would actually promote fairness and integrity in women’s athletics. MORE AT Will a new law keep men out of women's sports (nypost.com)

THE CROTON CHRONICLE, GUEST EDITORIAL, RE: CROTON HARMON LAWSUIT, BENNETT GERSHMAN

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Guest Editorial: The federal lawsuit brought by Parents Defending Education against the Croton-Harmon school district is "frivolous and cannot succeed."

A constitutional law expert says U.S. Supreme Court precedents give school boards wide latitude in regulating harmful speech and conduct, despite important protections for student free speech.

MICHAEL BALTER
JUN 22, 2024

By Bennett Gershman, Distinguished University Professor, Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University.  
MORE AT Guest Editorial: The federal lawsuit brought by Parents Defending Education against the Croton-Harmon school district is "frivolous and cannot succeed." (substack.com)

400 MILLION OUTLOOK USERS AT RISK FROM SECURITY BUG, WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

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We have or know, so many Outlook users

A security researcher has uncovered a bug in Outlook that could allow anyone to impersonate Microsoft corporate email accounts, giving phishing attempts an air of legitimacy to trick unsuspecting targets. An urgent warning has been issued to Outlook's roughly 400 million users as the vulnerability remains unpatched. MORE AT 400 million Outlook users at risk from security bug — what you need to know (msn.com)

TOUGH TIMES FOR GROCERS IN CROTON 1895 & SOME REQUESTS FOR MORE CROTON IN THE 1890'S

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TOUGH TIMES FOR GROCERS IN CROTON 1895---click on the image.

AND SOME REQUESTS FOR MORE CROTON IN THE 1890'S

--GRAND STREET SCHOOL, CIRCA 1890'S; GO TO  THE NEW EVERYTHING CROTON: GRAND STREET SCHOOLHOUSE CIRCA 1890'S---BY SPECIAL REQUEST

--A CROTON SCANDAL 1891, THE ELOPER RETURNED FOR MORE PLUNDER https://everythingcroton.blogspot.com/2017/08/now-little-croton-scandal-1891the.html

--1892, A VENERABLE CROTON GOOSE; GO TO THE NEW EVERYTHING CROTON: 1892 - A VENERABLE (CROTON) GOOSE

--1894 AND 1895, MORE ON THE OLD CROTON MILITARY SCHOOL; GO TO THE NEW EVERYTHING CROTON: MORE ON THE "OLD CROTON MILTARY SCHOOL"

IL CINEMA RITROVATO FESTIVAL 2024, NEW FROM OUR FRIENDS AT EFSP--WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!

One hundred Years Ago: 1924------NEW FROM OUR FRIENDS AT EFSP

Il Cinema Ritrovato Festival 2024 is looking back at the cinema of 100 years past. Curator Oliver Hanley selected canonical classics and lesser-known rarities from 1924 culled from the archives, including seminal films from France’s burgeoning avant-garde scene, Swedish master Victor Sjöström’s majestic Hollywood feature, He Who Gets Slapped, Karl Freund’s 'unchained camera' at work in F.W. Murnau’s Der Letzte Mann/The Last Laugh, Gabriellino d’Annunzio and Georg Jacoby’s lavish adaptation of Quo vadis? that almost single-handedly bankrupted Italy’s film industry, plus a thrilling multi-part serial and much more. We selected 33 postcards of classics and less canonical films from Hollywood and European cinema. SEE AND READ MUCH MORE AT European Film Star Postcards: One hundred Years Ago: 1924

VOICE OF CROTON LAWN SIGNS

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