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A racist incident at a local grocery store has prompted a new community-driven campaign in Croton-on-Hudson, as the IDEA Advisory Committee grappled with how to respond to discrimination within the constraints of village government. At the committee…

e "Croton Loves All" Campaign Proposal: Millie proposed a "Croton Loves All" campaign, aiming to build belonging through love, using public visibility (signs, decals, apparel), digital presence, and partnerships. This campaign is a direct response to…

Meeting Notes: Idea Committee Date: 1/9 Attendees: Cristina, Will, Millie, Cara, Kyla, Mr. Riley, Romy, Vanessa, Faith Key Points e Community Incident: A racist incident occurred on December 11th involving Millie's children at Shoprite. This incid…

e Guest speakers such as Police explaining ICE policy, and other topics of interest to the attendees. Police explaining police centric phrases such. Traffic stop information. An immigration attorney attend a class. e Chief Nikitopoulos will discuss …

Delgado also raised ongoing quality-of-life concerns, reporting that noise complaints at The Grand have not stopped. In response, Chief John Nikitopoulos urged neighbors to call the police when it gets loud—anonymous complaints are accepted—and pledg…

At the committee's January 9 meeting, member Millie shared that her children were the targets of a racist incident at Shoprite on December 11th. The event generated an outpouring of community support but also underscored persistent issues of racism i…

A racist incident at a local grocery store has prompted a new community-driven campaign in Croton-on-Hudson, as the IDEA Advisory Committee grappled with how to respond to discrimination within the constraints of village government.

Delgado also shared a personal account of a racist incident at Shoprite involving a woman in her 70s. Chief Nikitopoulos confirmed police are aware of the individual; while her language isn't illegal, she has been banned from the store.