Croton-on-Hudson officials approved an emergency mandate that would require face masks or coverings be worn if the village declares a State of Emergency. Officials indicated action was needed with COVID-19 cases rapidly rising statewide and locally. In the event of
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Croton-on-Hudson officials are currently considering a proposal that would outlaw gas-powered leaf blowers year-round by 2023, making it the latest Westchester municipality to contemplate such a move. During the Oct. 26 Village Board Work Session, the Conservation Advisory Council presented
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Robert H. Rummel, a Croton-On-Hudson resident, died peacefully on Oct. 2. He was 82. He was born in Manhattan on May 23, 1938, to Herman and Emma (Kunzmann) Rummel. He was a graduate of Croton-Harmon High School and attended Syracuse
Read MoreThe New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced last week that the Village of Croton-on-Hudson has been certified as a silver-level Climate Smart Community. The DEC’s announcement makes Croton-on-Hudson one of only seven silver-level communities, and one of
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The coronavirus pandemic has forced the cancellation of many events, but the Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze at historic Van Cortlandt Manor in Croton-on-Hudson isn’t one of them as it returns for a 16th year and a record number of evenings.
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Brenda Moscarella passed away from advanced dementia on June 1. She was 81. Moscarella was born on Apr. 1, 1939 and raised in Spring Valley, Rockland County. Her parents were Margaret Duncan, a housewife, and Alfred Moscarella, a noted surgeon
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Steve and Libby DiSisto had never owned a food business previously, but they recently decided to take the plunge to open Zio’s Italian Deli in Croton-on-Hudson about two months ago. Steve DiSisto also owns a construction company. Libby DiSisto, who
Read MoreOn the second anniversary of the devastating tsunami and earthquake in Fukushima, Japan, several anti-nuclear energy groups and individuals gathered in Croton-on-Hudson Saturday to bring attention to the effects of radiation exposure. Two former U.S. Navy navigators who were aboard
Read MoreCroton-on-Hudson may team up with Buchanan and Cortlandt to partially fund a regional memorial to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2011, a reversal of the village’s original stance on financing the project. At a meeting of the village’s board
Read MoreA good beer does not come in a six-pack of cans. It cannot be picked up at the gas station and it is too tasty to chug down. A good beer entices the senses. It has real color that catches
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