Croton 125 hopes the messages will fill the homes with warm wishes for their new neighbors and generations to come Read more »
Some Crotonites might be surprised to learn that the local water is unique to their Village Read more »
The Jane E. Lytle Memorial Arboretum has a new website that is designed to provide a richer, more interactive experience for visitors and supporters. The following features allow users to […] Read more »
To local artist and Croton-on-Hudson resident Eleanor Kwei, art serves as a bridge in connecting the community. Growing up with diplomat parents from the Republic of China, Kwei’s upbringing led […] Read more »
In 1968, as rebellion raged across Europe and the Unites States, Croton-on-Hudson’s Jaroslav Jung was a 21-year-old photographer, rock climber, and serial adventurer, embarked on an idealistic bicycle trip from […] Read more »
Going through old recipes, I found this one for Ozark Apple Pudding on a tattered index card. It was a recipe given to me by a friend of my mother’s, […] Read more »
In June 2023, Croton-on-Hudson’s Rina Jacobs found a need and decided to fill it. Inspired by the people she met in the community and a desire to offer her neighbors […] Read more »
Gwen McManus has been a soccer player nearly her entire life. But as much as soccer has been a part of her upbringing, she’s never let academics get pushed aside […] Read more »
Mark Dickey usually saves people from cave disasters, but last month he generated international headlines after experiencing gastrointestinal bleeding while helping to map one of the world’s deepest caves in […] Read more »
Where there’s a will, there’s a way. Briarcliff High School Senior Marc Arroyo grew up watching his two older sisters play volleyball at the school. After playing it last year […] Read more »
