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Manor approves retail zoning law, receives full funding for right turn lane on Boston Post Road
Manor approves retail zoning law, receives full funding for right turn lane on Boston Post Road
By Gillian Ho, Deputy Managing Editor • March 24, 2025

The Village of Pelham Manor Board of Trustees unanimously approved the "Amendment to the Permitted Uses in the Retail Districts Zone and Related Changes" Law, or Local Law 1 of 2025, a new piece of legislation regulating new local businesses and their...

Village of Pelham looks to add new parking software, plans to join other municipalities in opposing Con Ed rate increases
Village of Pelham looks to add new parking software, plans to join other municipalities in opposing Con Ed rate increases
By Gillian Ho, Deputy Managing Editor • March 21, 2025

Village of Pelham Administrator Christopher Scelza presented a proposal from software company T2 Systems for a "comprehensive overhaul of our parking enforcement and parking management technology" at the village board meeting on March 11. "The village...

Mullen presents ideas to improve parking to village board following resident complaints at previous meetings
Mullen presents ideas to improve parking to village board following resident complaints at previous meetings
By Kiran Schwaderer, Managing Editor • March 11, 2025

Mayor Chance Mullen presented a list of ideas for parking improvements to the Pelham village board on Feb. 25 in response to concerns brought to the trustees on Jan. 28 and Feb. 11 by residents of 305 Sixth Ave. "The village will always be trying...

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Fifth graders from Jeneane Salerno’s class are ready to donate books and pajamas to 914Cares as part of the read-a-thon.
Fifth Annual Colonial Read-a-Thon raises $10,000 for elementary school
By Scarlett Hanlon, Entertainment Editor • March 14, 2025

Since 2020, the read-a-thon has been an annual month-long event at Colonial Elementary School. The fundraiser brought in more than $100,000 in the last...

Work from 10 PMHS seniors displayed in 'Young Artist' exhibition at Katonah Museum of Art
Work from 10 PMHS seniors displayed in ‘Young Artist’ exhibition at Katonah Museum of Art
By Nora Resnick, Staff Reporter • March 10, 2025

Ten seniors studying AP Art at Pelham Memorial High School had their work featured in the annual “Young Artist” exhibition that ran from Feb. 9 through...

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After 12-year absence, Depot Dave returns to Fifth Avenue with storefront location offering cooking classes
After 12-year absence, Depot Dave returns to Fifth Avenue with storefront location offering cooking classes
By Scarlett Hanlon, Entertainment Editor • February 19, 2025

Dave Katz, also known as Depot Dave, plans to soon offer cooking classes in the shop on the corner of Fifth and Lincoln avenues that previously housed...

Strictly Pizza takes over Knucklehead's location in Manor with streamlined aesthetic, wins positive early reviews
Strictly Pizza takes over Knucklehead’s location in Manor with streamlined aesthetic, wins positive early reviews
By Ciara Lynch, Assistant Education Editor • February 14, 2025

Strictly Pizza, located at 4400 Boston Post Road and owned by the local Arakas family, opened Feb. 7 as Pelham's newest pizza shop and is already winning...

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Pelham on offense against Hendrick Hudson in the fourth quarter.
Pelham girls defeated by Ardsley in sectional basketball final after beating Hendrick Hudson in semis
By Conor Waters, Sports editor • March 11, 2025

The Pelham girls, the number two seed in the Section One Class A Basketball Playoffs, lost to number one seed Ardsley in the sectional final on Friday. The...

Pelham and Mahopac players shake hands after the semifinal.
PMHS loses to Rye in ice hockey sectional final after beating Mahopac in semis
By Conor Waters, Sports Editor • March 4, 2025

The PMHS ice hockey team, the number two seed in the Section One, Division Two playoffs, lost 6-0 in the tournament final to rival Rye on Sunday evening...

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Snapshot: Social distancing on Clifford Avenue
Snapshot: Social distancing on Clifford Avenue
March 20, 2020
Pelham List website provides opportunities to support local businesses in crucial time
Pelham List website provides opportunities to support local businesses in crucial time
By Charlotte Howard, Executive Editor • March 20, 2020
Day in the life of a quarantined 11 year old
Day in the life of a quarantined 11 year old
By Charlotte Cohn, Staff Reporter • March 18, 2020
Tate McRae’s ‘So Close To What:’ Iridescent gems mixed with tracks that should have been left off record
By Nate Reynoso, Social Media Editor • March 3, 2025

Tate McRae transitions out of the dark mood from her previous record, "THINK LATER," from 2022 and reflects a brighter version of herself on "So Close...

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New York State’s proposed school cell phone ban: Threat to teens’ mental health and safety
By JJ Hetzer March 8, 2025

Governor Kathy Hochul’s recent proposal to ban cell phones in all New York public and charter schools has sparked debate among students, parents and...

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We're only at 18% of our fundraising goal: Please take time during a busy fall to support YOUR community newspaper
We’re only at 18% of our fundraising goal: Please take time during a busy fall to support YOUR community newspaper
November 14, 2024

Dear Reader: Autumn is busy around here. Your newspaper has already covered the Pelham Children’s Center's Pumpkin Festival, the Pelham Civic Association...

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