Class C volleyball: Croton-Harmon surges to title | LoHud.com | The Journal News
November 7, 2009


Class C volleyball: Croton-Harmon surges to title

Casey Tolfree
ctolfree@lohud.com

MONTROSE - Just seconds after Stephanie Vlad's winning kill hit the floor in the Section 1 Class C final on Friday, her Croton-Harmon teammates rushed the court.

Top-seeded Croton had just posted a 25-23, 25-16, 25-16 win over third-seeded Pawling at Hen Hud.

"On that final point, I just kep… Continue

As you requested, we are sending the letter about the December Blood Drive to you by email. If you prefer to receive the letter by mail, please let us know by responding to this email. Thank you for giving the gift of life.
Jo Ann Fannon, for the Blood Drive Committee




NEXT BLOOD DRIVE: Sunday, December 6, 2009



We received the following letter. The writer’s last name and address were omitted to protect his privacy.



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Volleyball: Croton-Harmon tops Rye Neck; more games | LoHud.com | The Journal News November 5, 2009


Volleyball: Croton-Harmon tops Rye Neck;

From staff reports

Croton-Harmon 3, Rye Neck 0:

In the Class semifinals at No. 1 Croton-Harmon, Kerry Horan had 10 kills and six digs in the 25-8, 25-19, 25-16 win. Teammate Stephanie Vlad had four kills.

Giuliana DeAngelis had eight kills for the No 4 Panthers. Croton-Harmon will take on No. 3 Pawling in the championship at Hen Hud on Friday at 4… Continue

North County News - Mind, Body Spirit in the Hudson Valley, NY

Lions Club celebrates 70 years

The Croton Lions Club celebrated 70 years Oct. 27 with 45 community and club members at Christina's Restaurant in Croton. During the celebration, Eric Fagan was inducted into the club by District Gov. Cary Smolin.

The Lions have a medical lending trailer where 24 area residents borrowed wheel chairs, six received walkers, five borrowed crutches and 18 requested commodes with 17 p… Continue

From hearing residents’ comments, in my opinion two concerns are clear:

(1) A high number of the Croton residents feel that the Harmon Revitalization Proposal will increase future school taxes, on a net basis, as a result of higher enrollment and the most likely need for large schools in the future (due to the current full capacity). The latter may be significant, and will depend the future building requirements of the school district. I don’t think anyone could put a real number on this.

(2)… Continue