CROTON, N.Y. -- There are 16 facilities in Croton that reopened on Aug. 31, according to the Croton-on-the-Hudson website. The village is still under a state of emergency until Sept. 2, at 6 p.m., according to Janine King, assistant village manager. The village is still recovering from the aftermath of tropical storm Irene, which hit the area Sunday.
The other facilities that have reopened are:Senasqua Boat BasinCroton Landing ParkCroton-Harmon StationCroton Landing Boat LaunchCroton Sailing SchoolHarrison Street PlaygroundDobbs Park PlaygroundSunset Street ParkDuck Pond Playground and ParkElliott WayPedestrian Bridge over Route 9Dobbs Park BallfieldCroton Landing FieldManes FieldFireman's FieldDuck Pond Field
Facilities that remain closed indefinitely are:
Senasqua ParkBlack Rock ParkBlack Rock Dog ParkSilver Lake Beach and Recreation AreaMayos LandingEcho Canoe LaunchKaplans Pond
King said she encourages anyone who is still without power to call Con Edison and report their outage again. The number is 1-800-75CONED. She recommends calling the village as well.
Cortlandt's Charles Cook Memorial Pool has also reopened through Labor Day.
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