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Tuesday, October 13, 2026

SARCONE, TREMAROLI, HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE LEADS TO CONVICTION OF ALBANY MAN

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KYMERE THOMAS........First Assistant United States Attorney John A. Sarcone III stated, “We will aggressively work to dismantle the drug-trafficking networks that threaten the safety of our communities. Our work is far from over, and this guilty plea shows those who choose to spread dangerous narcotics that we are coming for you. I am grateful to our law enforcement partners for arresting him and that he is finally off our streets.” MORE AT Northern District of New York | Homeland Security Task Force Investigation Leads To Conviction of Albany Man For Crack Cocaine Sales | United States Department of Justice

WARWICK ENDS FLOCK CONTRACT AMID GROWING PRIVACY CONCERNS

More at News 12 | Hudson Valley | Warwick Ends Flock Contract Amid Growing Privacy Concerns

ICYMI -- MINGLE AT McKEON'S

Join us for an evening of music, refreshments, and conversation ahead of the upcoming Village of Croton-on-Hudson election this November.

Hosted by: John McKeon on behalf of the Voice of Croton

Date: Saturday, October 17

Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Location: The 1900 Stone Carriage House

25 Prospect Place, Croton-on-Hudson

(Directions: Located at the crest of Prospect Place. Please enter through the double gates.)

Featuring:

• Live music

• Wine and soda

Admission is free and open to all village residents. Donations are gratefully accepted to support the Voice of Croton but are absolutely not required for attendance.

Come meet your neighbors, share your perspective with the candidates and if you don’t, Sam Watkins for village judge, Mary Lynn Diabola for trustee we look forward to and discuss the future of our community. We look forward to seeing you there.

DEC AND USGS SHARE DATA FROM JOINT STUDY OF LOWER HUDSON WATER QUALITY

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DEC and USGS Share Data from Joint Study of Lower Hudson Water Quality

In 2023–2024, DEC partnered with the United States Geological Survey (USGS) to monitor water quality in the lower Hudson River Estuary from Troy to Yonkers to determine if the river is meeting applicable NYS water quality standards. As of 2026, water quality data from the study are available at the following locations:

Division of Water Monitoring Data Portal: As data becomes available and passes quality control standards they will be added to the data portal.

Vertical Profile Data: A CSV of vertical water-quality profiles of the Hudson River collected over two field seasons from May through October 2023 and May through September 2024.

Current waterbody classifications and NYS Waterbody Inventory/Priority Waterbody List status are available to view under the Stream and Watershed Layers on the Hudson Valley Natural Resource Mapper and in the DECinfo Locator.

For more information on assessment and listing, visit DEC's Water Quality Assessment webpage. For questions regarding the 2023-2024 Hudson River water quality data, please contact DOWInformation@dec.ny.gov.

FOLK ARTISTS CUT RECORD FOR SLOOP 1974, SEEGER, MCLEAN ETC.

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BACK IN 1968, Don McLean appeared at a Senasqua concert to raise money for the Clearwater Sloop (see more here)

We stumbled upon this additional fundraising effort in 1974. Click on the images.

10/17 TOWN OF CORTLANDT COMMUNITY SWAP

9 am to 12 pm--See more at EverythingCroton: TOWN OF CORTLANDT COMMUNITY SWAP

OUR LADY OF FATIMA, TONIGHT AT ST. AUGUSTINE, CANDLELIGHT ROSARY PROCESSION AFTER THE 7 PM MASS

Our Lady of Fatima--Tuesday, October 13--7pm--Mass & Candlelight Procession in Honor of the 109th Anniversary of the Miracle of the Sun St. Augustine Church - Ossining, New York

BERENSON V. GOTTLIEB REACHES ITS MOMENT OF TRUTH

Five years of investigating, five years of learning the details of First Amendment and Section 230 and civil rights conspiracy law, five years of chasing Twitter and the Biden Administration and Pfizer, five years of fighting for my and your Constitutional rights, five years of working with James Lawrence —

On Thursday morning, those five years come down to 20 minutes.

At 10 a.m., in downtown Manhattan, James and I (with our oldest kids sitting somewhere behind us) will appear before a three-judge appellate panel of the federal Second Circuit. We will argue Judge Jessica G.L. Clarke should not have dismissed my lawsuit against Drs. Scott Gottlieb and Albert Bourla.....MORE AT Berenson v Gottlieb reaches its moment of truth

PEEKSKILL HERALD Q&A--FOR NYS SENATE---SERGIO ESPOSITO VS. PETE HARCKHAM

October 13, 2026---With Election Day approaching, on Nov. 3, the Peekskill Herald is profiling local candidates through a Q&A format, to help readers make informed decisions. (For each race, candidates are listed in alphabetical order of surname.)

Sergio Esposito (R), a Yorktown councilmember and deputy supervisor, seeks to unseat incumbent Pete Harckham (D) in District 40 of the New York State Senate. MORE AT For New York State Senate, Sergio Esposito vs Pete Harckham – Peekskill Herald

NY FOCUS--WE TRIED TO COLLECT EVERY NY SCHOOL DISTRICT'S AI POLICY--MOST DIDN'T HAVE ONE

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Around 300 districts have formal artificial intelligence policies, most of which support “responsible AI use” to improve instruction.

Here's Croton. (Click on the image) You can search in the article table for other districts. MORE AT More Than Half of NY School Districts Don't Have an AI Policy

ICYMI--MINGLE AT McKEON'S

Join us for an evening of music, refreshments, and conversation ahead of the upcoming Village of Croton-on-Hudson election this November.

TINW--SPECIAL DINNER & SPEAKER ORTAL MARGALITH--HOW OCTOBER 7TH CHANGED THE LIVES OF JEWISH AND ARAB ISRAELIS

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Friday, October 16, 2026 at Temple Israel

Dinner - 6:15 PM - 7:00 PM
Service & Speaker - 7:00PM

Share a special Shabbat dinner and service with the TINW community as we welcome a guest speaker from Latet, Israel's leading humanitarian aid organization. Founded in 1996, Latet (meaning "to give") provides life-saving food and vital support to thousands of families and Holocaust survivors in need. Join us for a beautiful evening of connection, good food, and inspiration.

Speaker: Ortal Margalith Executive Director, American Friends of Latet

Topic: How October 7th Changed the Lives of Jewish and Arab Israelis

10/14 WORK SESSION--GOUVEIA--THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON YADA YADA YADA.....AGENDA PREVIEW FROM THE CROTON.NEWS SITE, OLD POST RD. NORTH, AND BICYCLE DAYLIGHTING...

10/14 - See more at Board of Trustees Work Session — 2026-10-14 — Croton-on-Hudson, NY

FROM OUR FRIENDS AT EFSP---ON EVA MARIE SAINT

Eva Marie Saint (1924-2026)

On 6 October, American actress Eva Marie Saint (1924–2026) died in Los Angeles. She is best known for starring in Elia Kazan's On the Waterfront (1954), for which she won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, and Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest (1959). With a career spanning over 70 years, she received Golden Globe and BAFTA Award nominations for A Hatful of Rain (1957) and won a Primetime Emmy Award for the television miniseries People Like Us (1990). Saint was 102. READ AND SEE MORE AT European Film Star Postcards: Eva Marie Saint (1924-2026)