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Pelham Varsity Hockey celebrates win verse Skaneatles

PMHS hockey ends Skaneateles’ 65-game win streak

By Charlie Parent, Assistant Managing Editor
January 9, 2022

The PMHS varsity ice hockey team took down Skaneateles 5-3 Friday night. The victory ended a 65-game win streak for Skaneateles, sending headlines across the state. While the score was close at the...

Icy conditions cause 35-car pile-up on Hutchinson River Parkway with multiple minor injuries

Icy conditions cause 35-car pile-up on Hutchinson River Parkway with multiple minor injuries

By Cristina Stefanizzi, Deputy Managing Editor
January 5, 2022

  Icy conditions caused a pile-up of approximately 35 cars on the Hutchinson River Parkway near Pelhamdale Avenue on Wednesday morning, shutting down the parkway. Firefighters and police...

Village of Pelham swears in most diverse class of police recruits following reform recommendations

Village of Pelham swears in ‘most diverse class’ of police recruits following reform recommendations

By Georgia Russello, Managing Editor
January 5, 2022

Calling them the most diverse group of police officers the Village of Pelham has hired, Mayor Chance Mullen swore in three new recruits to fill vacancies in the department caused by retirement. Anjolie...

Second annual Winterfest is bringing back music and lights Saturday

Second annual Winterfest is bringing back music and lights Saturday

By Phoebe Schwarz, Staff Reporter
January 5, 2022

Pelham Together and the Pelham Chamber of Commerce have paired up to host Pelham's second annual Winterfest on Saturday.  Last year, because of Covid-19, the event was modified. Each performer had...

New Covid-19 cases in Pelham running at almost 30 per day since Wednesday

New Covid-19 cases in Pelham running at almost 30 per day since Wednesday

January 4, 2022

A total of 118 new cases of Covid-19 were reported for the Town of Pelham in the period from Thursday to Sunday, or an average of almost 30 per day, according to data from the Westchester County Covid-19...

December third warmest in NYC area since 1869 - Climate Central

December third warmest in NYC area since 1869 – Climate Central

January 3, 2022

Climate Central reported the following weather information for December in the New York City area: This December, New York was much warmer than normal and much drier than normal. The average temperature...

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Pelham schools to offer virtual options starting Monday due to post-holiday Covid-19 concerns

By Oliver Tam and Ulysses Conrad
January 3, 2022

The Pelham school district will offer the option of virtual learning to grades 3-12 starting Monday for families concerned about the increase in Covid-19 infections following the holidays, while seeking...

PMHS students partner with Hearts & Homes to support Afghan refugees

PMHS students partner with Hearts & Homes to support Afghan refugees

By Nick Pilla, Staff Reporter
December 23, 2021

The Students for Refugees Club at Pelham Memorial High School is working with nonprofit community organization Hearts & Homes For Refugees to tackle issues such as the refugees flooding out of Afghanistan...

Shep Solimine performs on stage at the Picture House.

‘A Not So Silent Night’ gives local musicians stage at Picture House

By Caroline Michailoff, Contributing Editor
December 22, 2021

The Pelham Picture House hosted its annual “A Not So Silent Night" concert on Saturday, giving local musicians the chance to perform in the big auditorium. This family-friendly holiday concert featured...

Manor board holds public hearing on placing red-light cameras at Pelhamdale-BPR intersection

Manor board holds public hearing on placing red-light cameras at Pelhamdale-BPR intersection

By Ulysses Conrad, Assistant Managing Editor/Opinions
December 21, 2021

The Pelham Manor village board held a public hearing Dec. 13 on a local law that would permit placement of red-light cameras at the Pelhamdale Avenue-Boston Post Road intersection. Currently, local...

School board to consider two-week extension of Champs family-medical leave

School board to consider two-week extension of Champ’s family-medical leave

December 21, 2021

The Pelham Board of Education will hold a special virtual meeting Tuesday at 3 p.m. to consider extending Superintendent Dr. Cheryl Champ's family-medical leave by two weeks, according to a notice...

Pelham Picture House will expand to Bronxville with ten-year lease on former Bow Tie Cinema

Pelham Picture House will expand to Bronxville with ten-year lease on former Bow Tie Cinema

By Gabby Ahitow, Assistant Managing Editor
December 20, 2021

The Picture House Regional Film Center will expand to Bronxville when it takes over operations of the Bow Tie Cinema, which was in danger of closing for good, under a ten-year lease. Like the Picture...

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