2+ day, 9+ hour ago   (162+ words) Editor’s Note: This letter is scheduled for simultaneous publication in the Chronicle and in The Gazette. I’ve thought hard about how to say this, and I’ve decided the only honest way is plainly. I am running for re-election on the…...

4+ day, 2+ hour ago   (442+ words) We need Mary Lynn Dlabola of the Voice of Croton on our Village Board of Trustees, even though I have a problem pronouncing her name. (Editor: It’s “Duh-BOLA”) Not only does she take a broad, intelligent view of the future…...

4+ day, 18+ hour ago   (740+ words) The Croton Chronicle Guest Editorial: We must address the growing disparity in village tax assessments. “This disparity arises from a massive payment gap in property taxes between single-family homes and condominiums or apartment complexes.” Westchester County is known for some…...

6+ day, 15+ hour ago   (540+ words) On August 26th, I took my usual daily walk with my 81 year old Mom who needs assistance walking with a rollator. Her daily walks, in the Harmon neighborhood where she lives, give her much joy and relaxation. For me personally, I…...

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (242+ words) Unfortunately, the engrained habit of village officials to keep vital information from residents as long as possible has continued, even though things seem to have gotten a little better lately—albeit often under duress, as in the case of 425 South…...

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (364+ words) The preamble to the petition. See link below for the entire document including signatures. We earlier commented on one of the most divisive controversies Croton has seen in some time, over whether a law should be enacted that would in…...

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (276+ words) For several months now, village officials have been dancing around the proposed Introductory Local Law No. 10 concerning the keeping of animals, which among other things would ban pigeon keeping in Croton. Tony and the pigeons are also being championed by…...

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (154+ words) The Croton Chronicle Commentary: Local attorney John Sarcone III hitched his wagon to the Trump train, but he's likely to end up back at Croton-Harmon station. [U.S. Court of Appeals just upheld this decision] A federal judge had disqualified Sarcone from…...

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (357+ words) I’ve been troubled the past two weeks to see members of our community emphasize that Judge Sam Watkins is 83—as though his age alone should determine whether he deserves another term. Some of the same prominent voices in Croton politics…...

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (127+ words) The Croton Chronicle Commentary: Despite some residual tensions, the 2026/27 Board of Education reaches out for a renewed social contract with parents. During a show of revitalized constructive purpose, former Board president Ana Teague puts distance between herself and her colleagues,…...