Croton-on-Hudson News Archives

The good news is you can get to Philadelphia from Orange County on one train ticket.

Brett Sroka is a native of Lexington, Massachusetts and began playing the trombone at age ten.

When the Village of Croton-on-Hudson's Economic Development Committee met recently to discuss the impact of the anti-discrimination settlement and the Workforce Housing bill, County Legislator Bill Burton was invited to join us and share his input and knowledge with the group.

As autumn takes a firm hold in Connecticut, Metro-North Railroad is ready for another season of trying to put the brakes on a threat to on-time service: gooey, wet leaves.

When some singers rehearse, they need an accompanist, a vocal coach and plenty of quiet.

Good news for Hudson Valley rose-lovers - given proper care, most rose bushes come back for a colorful rebloom in the fall.

CROTON-ON-HUDSON - Sue Downes was on a routine mission in Afghanistan when a hidden bomb exploded nearby, killing two fellow American soldiers in her Humvee and causing the loss of both her legs.

Several children paid a short but memorable visit to the Peekskill soup kitchen last week, leaving a bounty of fresh cooked collard greens, green beans and peppers in their wake.

A rendering of a small ferry dock - known as a "spud barge" - that has been proposed by the Hudson-Fulton-Champlain Quadricentennial Celebration The Hudson River may no longer be the major economic and transportation artery it once was, but it is a big river - beautiful in parts - that is home to commercial boats like ferries and barges as well as ...

CROTON-ON-HUDSON - A local health club will hold a 'Spin for Soldiers' fundraising event Sunday to support an organization that provides services dogs to veterans injured in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Issues of experience versus innovation, recreation and staffing are dividing candidates running for the Westchester Board of Legislators representing District 9, the section covering Briarcliff Manor, Ossining, Croton-on-Hudson and part of Cortlandt.

CROTON-ON-HUDSON - Now in its third decade, the Croton Caring Committee specializes in the little things.

CORTLANDT - Troopers charged a Croton-on-Hudson man with felony driving while intoxicated Thursday night after a traffic stop on Route 6, state police said today.

Brooke Astor's 85-year-old son was convicted Thursday of grand larceny and of exploiting his philanthropist mother by helping himself to her nearly $200 million fortune.

The Bedford Audubon Society will host events on the following dates. For information or registration, contact Joan Becker at jebecker@bedfordaudubon.org, call 914-232-4806 or visit www.bedfordaudubon.org. • Oct.

This rare 1956 Linemar tin battery-operated Mark II Continental toy car, still in the box, is one of hundreds of toy treasures being sold.

The New York Hudson Valley is a popular place just north of New York City. The Hudson Valley is close enough to the city to be busy, but it is far enough away for there to be rolling hills and forests.

Garrison artist Michael Natiello got his start with paintings and illustrations.

To raise money for its many good works in the county, Cerebral Palsy of Westchester is hosting its first showhouse, a new 25-room mansion in Purchase that's been decorated by more than 30 designers from New York and Connecticut.

So many conspiracy theories have targeted Freemasonry - many seeing plots for world domination - that Masons like Bill Plank can only laugh at the notion that Dan Brown's new novel is bringing fresh attention to his famously secretive brotherhood.