I've got Croton on Hudson on the mind lately. It isn't because my older brother has lived there for 30 years or because I camped at Croton Point Park as a young scout dozens of times. It could be because the only Bed and Breakfast in all of Westchester County is here, or maybe the numerous excellent restaurants. The real reason Croton is on my mind is because I'll be leasing office space there in the near future, and I intend to do more business in the area in 2010.
Downtown Croton is idyllic- small shops, food, boutiques, and towny-type places that date back prior to my youth.
The Village has one of the biggest train stations on the Hudson line of Metro North. It is a major interchange, and even Amtrak stops here.
The views of the Hudson River from many points on the Village are breathtaking, and I think we get a little spoiled after seeing it every day.
If you want to know more about Croton, the NY Times did a very nice piece on the village last month, and included a very good slideshow also. I highly recommend them. Of course, I like my own photos of the place.
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My first introduction to Croton-on-Hudson was when I was 6 years old and my best friend broke the sad news that she & her family would be moving to Croton (we both lived in NYC, in Queens). I had no idea where that was, but I told everyone she was moving to "Crouton" and made fun of it to her, no end -- it was funny to a 6-year old, I guess. :-) I can't think of Croton today without associating it with croutons.