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Underground Story of the 'Jazz Loft' is Told in a New Multimedia Exhibition
The story of a little known five-story loft building in New York City's wholesale flower district that was a popular late-night haunt for some of the biggest names in 1950's and 60's jazz is told in "The Jazz Loft Project", a new multimedia exhibition opening February 17, 2010, at The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
After 11 months in hospital, dad's back
CROTON-ON-HUDSON - After four months in a coma, 11 months in the hospital and countless prayers from around the globe, Beacon resident David Hutchison has come home for Christmas.
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Bus ride provides step toward independence for class
Finally, the other day, it was time for Richard Norris' middle school class to ride the bus.
2009's most memorable faces, places, moments on stage
A dozen months, five dozen high-school musicals and scores and scores of rehearsals and conversations made up 2009.
Twenty-two acres, an art studio, a museum for steam-driven industrial machinery that only the estate's owners are entitled to visit, a residence for the family with space set aside for a live-in caretaker, and a "retreat" acres away from the main house to get away from bustle and enjoy quiet contemplation.
Going all out at home for the holidays
When it comes to Christmas decorations, some people go all out. You can easily spot these lovers of holiday decorations - the ones who have illuminated their homes and yards with thousands of lights and armies of soldiers, reindeer, angels, candles, Santas, candy canes and gingerbread men - visible from blocks away.
Long Island convict busted in Croton with loaded gun
CROTON-ON-HUDSON - A Long Island man who has already been convicted once of possessing a loaded gun was arrested over the weekend for allegedly driving around with another loaded handgun, police said.
Commuters relieved as improved Croton lot fully reopens Monday
Commuters at the Croton-Harmon train station are likely to be sighing with relief now that a seven-month repair of the parking lot has been completed.
Send school chorus as a live holiday greeting
CROTON-ON-HUDSON: The Hendrick Hudson band and chorus is offering residents a unique gift idea for the holidays: Send your family, friends and neighbors who live in the school district a live musical holiday greeting.
Croton forum addresses teen drug, alcohol use
CROTON-ON-HUDSON: Ninety parents and local residents attended a recent forum at Croton-Harmon High School about teen drinking, drugs and sexual behavior.
Concrete-testing racketeering trial starts
NEW YORK - The builders needed concrete. The strength test results they got were anything but, prosecutors said Wednesday at a racketeering trial surrounding concrete tests for such landmarks as the new Yankee Stadium and Ground Zero's tallest skyscraper.
Most of uninsured are working U.S. citizens
They are waiters, dental assistants, preschool teachers, hairdressers, small-business owners and recent college graduates.
Troopers charge 10 with DWI on I-84, Taconic, Rts. 6, 35, 123
A Patterson man charged with felony drunken driving after a trooper stopped him on Doansburg Road in Patterson late Friday is among 10 motorists troopers charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs over the weekend in Westchester and Putnam counties, state police said today.
This Croton woman's no turkey, she just runs like one
CROTON-ON-HUDSON - Most people stuff a turkey for Thanksgiving and invite over a group of family and friends.
Christmas staples stolen from charity
Selling Christmas trees to buy wheelchairs and walkers for the needy and help send local kids to college got harder for the Croton Lions this week when a thief made off with 28 of their trees.
Croton blood drive going into its 39th year
Back in 1970, when "All in the Family" hit the airwaves, the Ford Pinto rolled off the assembly line and President Richard Nixon banned tobacco commercials from television, 419 people turned out in Croton-on-Hudson to roll up their sleeves and donate blood.
14-town consortium takes aim at federal energy grants
Herb Oringel knows a little bit about the virtual world after working at IBM for 44 years.
Electronic Parking Meters Coming Soon to Croton-Harmon Train Station Lot
The Village of Croton-on-Hudson has announced the impending installation of new Pay-By-Space parking meters for daily commuters in the village-owned train station parking lot.
Croton's village manager explains the "dummy light"
Croton-on-Hudson Village Manager Abraham J. Zambrano talks about Croton's "dummy light," the non-traditional traffic light at Grand Street and the Old Post Road.