The following letter from former Coach Don Daubney appeared in a recent edition of The Gazette...it is reprinted here by request.
To the editor,
Last Tuesday I was informed by the Croton Harmon High School athletic director that the school board at their meeting on the previous Thursday, had appointed two new teachers within the school system to share the position of boys JV basketball coach.
It is well known that I have held that position for many years, and find that decision disappointing. Be that as it may, it is their decision to make. However, considering the success of the boys CHHS basketball program over the past 30 years, and my role in that with over 460 team victories that I have coached, one might think that I could be able to help bridge the program for its new team of coaches.
I do want to thank all the people who encouraged me, wrote letters and signed a petition on my behalf. I thank you for caring enough in this matter. I am sure we all wish the teams well this coming season.
Don Daubney
Saturday, September 24, 2016
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
SAYING GOOD-BYE TO KING YUM, THE LATEST FROM ROB & MONICA
Last
October, we had to say goodbye to Palace Of Wong, one of our two
favorite Chinese restaurants. It had been around for 48 years. The news
came, last week, that our other favorite, King Yum, would be closing its
doors this month after being open for over 60 years. The story was,
basically, the same. The son of the original owner wished to retire and
no one in the family was interested in taking over. Like Palace Of Wong,
they did not sell the restaurant, instead deciding to close a business
that had always belonged to one family. READ MORE HERE--AND SALING ADVENTURES TOO:
http://ouradventuresamongsttheducks.blogspot.com/2016/09/saying-goodbye-to-king-yum.html
http://ouradventuresamongsttheducks.blogspot.com/2016/09/saying-goodbye-to-king-yum.html
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
CONGRATS CROTON LITTLE LEAGUE MAJORS CHAMPS J&S TAXI, 2016
From Croton Little League's John Sarcone: Attached please find photo of the Croton Little League 2016
Majors Championship team -12-4-1 J&S Taxi: Pictured front row left to
right –click on the photo
John
Anthony Sarcone – 11 year old – Short Stop & Pitcher: Season BA .511, SA
.595; Sam Weiner – 10 year old First Baseman & Pitcher: Season
BA .458, SA .684; Frank Fontana -10 year old Catcher: Season
BA .371, SA .354; Evan
Kurtz - 10 year old Center Fielder, Pitcher & Third Baseman: Season BA
.463, SA .861; Sam Parker 12 year old Left Fielder & Pitcher:
Season BA .185, SA .304;
Top row left to right - Manager John Sarcone; Victor Syku 11 year old Out Fielder: Season BA .378, SA .415; Martin Kolter - 11 year old – Right Fielder: Martin had never played baseball until this year and did not know the positions on the field when he first started but finished strong!; Philip Stephens 13 year old Third Baseman & Catcher: Season BA .472, SA .725; Coach Lisa Stephens; Luke Marino – 13 year old Pitcher & First Baseman: Season BA .462, SA .893 – Luke also won the leagues Cy Young Award!; Coach Alan Gagliotti and James “JJ” Willimann – 11 year old Second Baseman & Pitcher: Season BA .408, SA .488. Not Pictured – Hitting Coach Paul Marino
Congratulations to the 2016 Croton Little League Majors Champions J&S Taxi and thank you to its sponsor and Owner!!
Top row left to right - Manager John Sarcone; Victor Syku 11 year old Out Fielder: Season BA .378, SA .415; Martin Kolter - 11 year old – Right Fielder: Martin had never played baseball until this year and did not know the positions on the field when he first started but finished strong!; Philip Stephens 13 year old Third Baseman & Catcher: Season BA .472, SA .725; Coach Lisa Stephens; Luke Marino – 13 year old Pitcher & First Baseman: Season BA .462, SA .893 – Luke also won the leagues Cy Young Award!; Coach Alan Gagliotti and James “JJ” Willimann – 11 year old Second Baseman & Pitcher: Season BA .408, SA .488. Not Pictured – Hitting Coach Paul Marino
Congratulations to the 2016 Croton Little League Majors Champions J&S Taxi and thank you to its sponsor and Owner!!
Sunday, September 4, 2016
EFSP's DAZZLING DOZEN: A NIGHT AT THE OPERA
3 September 2016: From our friends at European Filmstar Postcards...
EFSP's Dazzling Dozen: A Night at the Opera
EFSP's Dazzling Dozen: A Night at the Opera
Nowadays, you can enjoy a night at The Metropolitan Opera in
New York in your local cinema. In December 2006, The Met started a series of performance
transmissions shown live in high definition in cinemas around the world. The
series expanded from an initial six transmissions to 10 in the 2014–2015 season
and today reaches more than 2,000 venues in 70 countries across six continents.
But long before these transmissions started, several opera stars were already
very popular in the cinema. Today 12 dazzling postcards of opera performers who
also became film stars. READ AND SEE MORE AT
http://filmstarpostcards.blogspot.com/2016/09/efsps-dazzling-dozen-night-at-opera.html
SPEAKING OF CROTON'S OWN OPERATIC DIVA...
http://filmstarpostcards.blogspot.com/2016/09/efsps-dazzling-dozen-night-at-opera.html
SPEAKING OF CROTON'S OWN OPERATIC DIVA...
LILLIAN NORDICA, BY ROBERT SCOTT http://everythingcroton.blogspot.com/2013/02/lillian-nordica-more-chronicles-of.html
Thursday, September 1, 2016
THREE DAY WEEKEND...THREE DAYS OF SALING
The latest from Rob and Monica and a guided missile too...click on the photo to see a pair of quintessential 50's lamps in Good & Plenty pink.
Monday, August 29, 2016
Three Day Weekend...Three Days of Saling!
54 photos: Tiki, vintage Christmas, glassware and more.
It was the third week of August and this week meant another Friday vacation day for the two of us! We could really get used to this! We found sales to go to on each of the three days off. Sunday seemed to have the best sale of the bunch but we were hopeful that we would find fun things the other two days too. Before we got to the weekend, we had to get through the week first. Read more here http://bit.ly/2bIp9th
Monday, August 29, 2016
Three Day Weekend...Three Days of Saling!
54 photos: Tiki, vintage Christmas, glassware and more.
It was the third week of August and this week meant another Friday vacation day for the two of us! We could really get used to this! We found sales to go to on each of the three days off. Sunday seemed to have the best sale of the bunch but we were hopeful that we would find fun things the other two days too. Before we got to the weekend, we had to get through the week first. Read more here http://bit.ly/2bIp9th
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