YOUTH GROUP EASTER PLANT FUNDRAISING SALE THIS WEEKEND AT EverythingCroton: SAVE THE DATES---ST. AUGUSTINE'S YOUTH GROUP ANNUAL PLANT SALE--2 DAYS
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OUR VERY POPULAR SERIES CONTINUES IN 2025---SOME MORE RECENTLY UNEARTHED BITS & PIECES ABOUT CROTON NOTABLES BRUNO FISCHER, GLORIA SWANSON, AND YALE JOEL. Click on the photos and links.
William was elected to the Village Board of Trustees three times, serving six years in total - five of those years he was also the Deputy Mayor. As a Trustee he and his fellow Trustees promoted and implemented the Village Manager concept of local government. William was a Past President of the Westchester Village Officials Association and an associated advisor to the Westchester Community Fund. He also served as the first chairman of the Edwin Irving Johnson Scholarship Committee.
William Ryder has been active in Croton’s Recreation Department service as Vice Chairman of the Recreation Commission which was influential in the development of the Duck Pond ballfield/ playground complex Spencer Field and Chapel basketball court. Bill also served as a Chairman of the Croton Recreation Advisory Committee. He has been a Minor League manager, Little League coach and was one of the organizers of the Flag Football Program. OBITUARY and SERVICE INFO AT William Ryder Obituary - Croton-On-Hudson, NY
IN 2015 RYDER WAS HONORED BY HOLY NAME OF MARY'S KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS; SEE PHOTOS AT EverythingCroton: PHOTOS: THE 2015 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS DINNER HONORING CROTON'S WILLIAM RYDER
RYDER ALSO DONATED THE ROCKWELL FREEDOM OF SPEECH POSTER; READ MORE AT (84) A copy of Norman Rockwell's "Freedom of Speech" hangs on the wall of Croton's government meeting room. Does its spirit reign on the floor?
REMINDER TOWN TAX BILL DUE 4/30 https://townofcortlandt.com/cn/news/index.cfm?NID=57648&jump2=0
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CROTON IS OSPREY CENTRAL. The last few weeks have seen an amazing increase in osprey sightings throughout the village---and in particular, the two near dead trees at the truck washing station on Municipal Place--as well as at the Croton Ossining estuary below St. Augustine's. Click on the photo---SHE OR HE IS HAVING BREAKFAST. For more about ospreys, go to https://www.dec.ny.gov/animals/7088.html
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