Ass community opposition heats up for the next meeting, the ONLINE mantra Has been "THIS AIN'T CRONKERS". Stay tuned.
Saturday, July 18, 2026
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT---425 S. RIVERSIDE MULTIFAMILY HOUSING---THIS IS THE OFFICIAL PAPERWORK POSTED BY THE VILLAGE
SOME RECENT PHOTOS, VIDEOS, AND PODCASTS YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS...
***PHOTOS, CROTON POT SHOP/CANNABIS DISPENSAY RENOVATION UNDERWAY; GO HERE
***PODCAST: YES WE KNOW THIS IS FROM BACK IN APRIL, BUT WE HAD A SPECIAL REQUEST---ADAPTIVE SCUBA DIVING AND ADRIANA, MY MSMERMAID LIFE; CLICK HERE
***VIDEO; HURRICANE IDA! 2021; GO HERE
***VIDEO: WORD FROM SUPERVISOR BECKER AND SUPT TROMBLEE ON CRITICAL LEGISLATION AFFECTING THE HEN HUD DISTRICT; CLICK HERE
***PHOTOS, WORLD CUP WATCH PARTY; TOWN OF CORTLANDT; CLICK HERE
***VIDEOS, THE PATRIOTIC VIDEOS OF JULY 4TH VIA TOWNHALL; CLICK HERE
***PHOTOS DUCK POND, MUSKRAT, TURTLES, MEADOWLARK; GO HERE
***VIDEO JULY 4TH SAIL4TH REGATTA; GO TO EverythingCroton: VIDEO SAIL4TH--WHAT A SHOW---AND ABOUT THE CLEARWATER'S REMOVAL
***VIDEO, METRO NORTH'S 250TH UNIT LEAVING GRAND CENTRAL BOUND FOR CROTON HARMON; GO HERE
***PHOTOS OLD FASHION JULY 4TH PORCHES, VINTAGE CROTON; GO TO EverythingCroton: FROM 2019--OLD-FASHIONED JULY 4TH PORCHES AND THIS YEAR'S FIREWORKS VIA MACY'S TOO
***VIDEO, HUDSON RIVER FESTIVAL FATHER'S DAY; RECAP; click here
***PHOTOS, VIDEO, METRO NORTH, THE TRAIN STATION AND MORE AT EverythingCroton: OUR VERY BUSY CROTON HARMON TRAIN STATION--THE CROTON HARMON RAIL MAINTENANCE FACILITY TOUR WITH METRO NORTH EQUIPMENT
***VIDEO--QUICK CLIP, VIDEO, TOWN OF CORTLANDT 250TH CELEBRATION FIREWORKS! Click here
***VIDEO, SARCONE ET AL, SIGNIFICANT FRAUD EXPOSED; GO TO EverythingCroton: SARCONE ETAL IN THE NEWS----DOJ REVEALS RESULTS OF "SIGNIFICANT" FRAUD INVESTIGATION IN CAPITAL REGION
There will be more.
See the last edition of this ongoing series at EverythingCroton: SOME RECENT VIDEOS, PHOTOS AND PODCASTS TOO YOU SHOULDN'T MISS
FROM THE NEWS "CROTON.NEWS" AI SITE--THE 7/15 BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
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The Board of Trustees adopted a revised debt policy, authorized a slate of state grant applications, and commissioned an independent Kaplan's Pond assessment, while the village manager announced a 53,744 county sidewalk grant. Trustees also addressed......MORE HERE
The Board of Trustees adopted a revised debt policy, authorized a slate of state grant applications, and commissioned an independent Kaplan's Pond assessment, while the village manager announced a 53,744 county sidewalk grant. Trustees also addressed......MORE HERE
7/17--BREAKING USPS TO MOVE FORWARD WITH MAJOR MAIL-IN VOTING CHANGE---A WIN FOR ELECTION INTEGRITY--DC CIRCUIT COURT
MANY THANKS to an astute reader who caught this one for those following this issue:
7/17/2026 California voters facing long waits for election results just got a boost from a federal appeals court ruling that could reshape how ballots are handled nationwide.
The DC Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday temporarily allowed the US Postal Service to move forward with a proposed election-mail rule requiring states to provide voter lists and serialized ballot barcodes before federal ballots are mailed — a move supporters say will strengthen election safeguards.For California, where nearly all voters receive ballots by mail, the decision could mark a major turning point in the ongoing battle over election confidence following repeated complaints about slow vote counts and unproven allegations of widespread fraud.
“This ruling is a win for election integrity and would have significant implications for states like California that refuse to submit their voter rolls to verify compliance with federal election laws,” said First Assistant US Attorney Bill Essayli. MORE AT USPS to move forward with major mail-in voting change: ‘A win for election integrity’ | California Post
SAD NEWS---STEVEN "STEVE" M. BARONOWSKI OBITUARY & SERVICE INFO
A CELEBRATION OF LIFE AT A LATER DATE.
Friday, July 17, 2026
ROW 13 WINES--GONE FISHING 7/20--CLOSED ONE DAY ONLY
ROW 13 WINES--GONE FISHING 7/20--CLOSED ONE DAY ONLY---CLICK ON THE IMAGE. Row 13 Wines | Croton-on-Hudson NY | Facebook
SARCONE ETAL, TRUMP TASK FORCE TO ELIMINATE FRAUD, NJ MAN SENTENCED TO 48 MONTHS FOR ROLE IN MULTI-STATE PRESCRIPTION FRAUD RING
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7/17/2026 ALBANY, NEW YORK – On July 8, 2026, Bryan Otero, age 38, of Wood Ridge, New Jersey, was sentenced to 48 months in prison for conspiring to commit health care fraud and aggravated identity theft.
Otero’s sentencing followed the creation of the Trump Administration’s Task Force to Eliminate Fraud. The announcement was made by First Assistant U.S. Attorney John A. Sarcone III, Craig L. Tremaroli, Special Agent in Charge of the Albany Field Office for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Naomi Gruchacz, Special Agent in Charge, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (HHS-OIG) and New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli. MORE AT Northern District of New York | New Jersey Man Sentenced to 48 Months in Prison for Role in Multi-State Prescription Fraud Ring | United States Department of Justice
7/17/2026 ALBANY, NEW YORK – On July 8, 2026, Bryan Otero, age 38, of Wood Ridge, New Jersey, was sentenced to 48 months in prison for conspiring to commit health care fraud and aggravated identity theft.
Otero’s sentencing followed the creation of the Trump Administration’s Task Force to Eliminate Fraud. The announcement was made by First Assistant U.S. Attorney John A. Sarcone III, Craig L. Tremaroli, Special Agent in Charge of the Albany Field Office for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Naomi Gruchacz, Special Agent in Charge, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (HHS-OIG) and New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli. MORE AT Northern District of New York | New Jersey Man Sentenced to 48 Months in Prison for Role in Multi-State Prescription Fraud Ring | United States Department of Justice
CROTON HARMON SCHOOL BOARD NOTICE--BOE BEGAN A NEW YEAR OF SERVICE DURING ITS 7/16 ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
The Croton-Harmon Board of Education began a new year of service during its July 16 Organizational Meeting.
The district welcomed re-elected Board member Anamika Bhatnagar, and newly elected members Jake Day and Betsy Laird, who were officially sworn in to serve three-year terms.
Congratulations also to CHHS senior Nikhil Mukherjee, appointed Ex-Officio Student Trustee, and junior Madeline Kramer, appointed Associate Ex-Officio Student Trustee. The Board looks forward to the valuable student perspectives and insights they will bring to its discussions throughout the year.
As part of the meeting, the Board elected Anamika Bhatnagar to serve as President and Omar Mayyasi to serve as Vice President.
The Board also recognized previous President, Ana Teague, and extended its sincere gratitude for her leadership and dedicated service to the Croton-Harmon learning community.
Congratulations to all, and thank you for your commitment to our students, schools and community!
FOR THOSE FOLLOWING THE DOMINICAN NUNS OF HAWTHORNE---TODAY---THEY HAVE FILED A COMPLAINT OVER THE STATE'S NEW ASSISTED DYING LAW
THE FREE PRESS by Madeleine Long
A coalition of Catholic healthcare providers filed suit in federal court in Albany on Friday, arguing that New York’s new assisted dying law would force them to choose between their faith and their ability to provide care for the sick, the elderly, and the dying.
The lawsuit, filed in the Northern District of New York, names 13 plaintiffs, including multiple congregations of nuns such as the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne, the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm, and the Little Sisters of the Poor. The Diocese of Rockville Centre and Catholic Health, a network of five Long Island hospitals, are also named. MORE AT EXCLUSIVE: The Nuns Suing New York to Keep Caring for the Dying
A coalition of Catholic healthcare providers filed suit in federal court in Albany on Friday, arguing that New York’s new assisted dying law would force them to choose between their faith and their ability to provide care for the sick, the elderly, and the dying.
The lawsuit, filed in the Northern District of New York, names 13 plaintiffs, including multiple congregations of nuns such as the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne, the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm, and the Little Sisters of the Poor. The Diocese of Rockville Centre and Catholic Health, a network of five Long Island hospitals, are also named. MORE AT EXCLUSIVE: The Nuns Suing New York to Keep Caring for the Dying
THE CROTON COMMUNITY PADDLE HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO 7/25
Presentation by Historians & River Enthusiasts, Scott Craven & Marc Cheshire
See more at July 25 - Croton River Paddle (Resheduled) | Croton-on-Hudson NY
FROM THE CROTON NEWS SITE--6/18 MEETING--POLICE COMMITTEE REVIEWS BODY CAMERA TIMELINE, LAUNCHES OUTREACH PLANNING FOR NATIONAL NIGHT OUT
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Croton's Police Advisory Committee covered body camera deployment, policy manual progress, a consultant search, and extensive National Night Out planning at its June 18 meeting, with body cameras expected operational by early October. Police Committee Reviews Body Camera Timeline, Launches Outreach Planning for National Night Out — Croton-on-Hudson, NY
Croton's Police Advisory Committee covered body camera deployment, policy manual progress, a consultant search, and extensive National Night Out planning at its June 18 meeting, with body cameras expected operational by early October. Police Committee Reviews Body Camera Timeline, Launches Outreach Planning for National Night Out — Croton-on-Hudson, NY
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FABULOUS 250th ANNIVERSARY LARGE FLAG
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When you are on foot as much as some of us are here, you get to see a lot----the sudden appearance of Trump, Lawler and Blakeman signage and flags for example. But what really caught our eye has been some of the 250th Anniversary decorations...including this fabulous large image mounted in a front lawn. Click on the image.
You may also have an interest in EverythingCroton: IT'S 250 TUESDAY #10
425 S. RIVERSIDE MULTIFAMILY HOUSING---THIS IS THE OFFICIAL PAPERWORK POSTED BY THE VILLAGE
As you know, the village inadvertently released essentially the preliminary/draft/you get the idea paperwork/application for 425 S. Riverside. The Croton.News site posted the information----then removed it at the village's request; here is the actual final paperwork, which looks very much like the inadvertently released material, but who knows.
You'll find everything at this link Development Projects | Croton-on-Hudson NY
As a neighbor just said with a sigh, 'LOOKS LIKE CRONKERS'. Apparently, the new name for Harmon is getting around.
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