A proposal that would have outlawed gas-powered leaf blowers year-round by 2023 in Croton-on-Hudson will be pushed back and undergo a complete revision as officials look to narrow the scope of the law. While the original proposal – drafted by
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Croton-on-Hudson Village Trustee John Habib, a prominent civic and community leader who friends described as a warm, positive and caring person who tirelessly advocated for his hometown, died last Thursday. “He was a very caring and passionate person, uniquely positive
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Robert J. Spatta of Croton-on-Hudson and formally of Yonkers passed away on Feb. 14. He was 76. Bobby was born Sept. 2, 1944, in Yonkers to John and Clara Spatta. He served honorably in the United States Marine Corps during
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Patrick Scozzafava, a Croton-on-Hudson resident, died Feb. 9 at home. He was 54. He was born on July 26, 1966, in North Tarrytown to Angelo and Vera (Pulcini) Scozzafava. He loved playing cards and enjoyed spending time at the casinos.
Read MoreThose found violating the Croton-on-Hudson face mask law could face a fine of up to $1,000, but officials say the likelihood of that happening is minimal. After the Village Board approved an emergency face mask mandate in November, the New
Read MoreOne person is dead after a car overturned during a fatal crash in Cortlandt Wednesday night. Bronx resident Samuel Puerto Paz, 32, died in the single-car crash, according to New York State Police. Passenger Enzo Flores, 20, also of The
Read MoreAn emergency mask law that was approved by Croton-on-Hudson officials last year could undergo some changes with the village required to mirror stipulations enforced by the state. Proposed amendments to the measure would include requiring individuals playing sports, participating in
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Myrtle C. Sorenson, a Croton-on-Hudson resident, died Dec. 20. She was 94. Sorenson was born Sept, 30, 1926, in Greenfield, Mass. to Roy S. and Myrtle E. (Atcherson) Alford. She loved children. She was a fun, positive person to be
Read MoreWith COVID-19 cases reaching a cautionary point in Croton-on-Hudson, village leaders have officially declared a public health emergency. The declaration, which was made by Village Manager Janine King, will be in effect for the next 30 days unless otherwise lifted
Read MoreWith COVID fatigue setting in for most, it can be easy to forget the mass panic and fear so many felt at the start of the pandemic when face masks were at one point inaccessible. Knowing hospitals, front line workers
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