June 6, 2020
Pelham Memorial High School announced Thursday that its graduation will held on June 27—the pre-coronavirus date—as a drive-in ceremony at SUNY Purchase....
June 5, 2020
Westchester County and the rest of the Mid-Hudson Valley Region are set to enter phase two reopening on Tuesday, following "a review of regional data by...
By Sophia Shulzhenko, Staff Reporter
June 5, 2020
Pelham will have a change in the ownership of the town’s ice cream store, Double Rainbow. Clay Bushong, the co-owner of Cantina Lobos and programming...
- Pelham Manor resident’s factory switched from cake rings to making face shields
- Pelham residents pay respects to George Floyd through Wolfs Lane Park vigil
- Now we’ve opened, your new way to watch data: early warning dashboard
- Video: PMS eighth graders write letters to frontline workers
Dear readers, Of all the measures of a newspaper’s quality—awards, scoops, readership—the most important one is need. Does a town need its paper? As the drip, drip, drip of coronavirus news turned into a flood in early March, I could feel it. Pelham needed the Examiner. I sensed it in the urgency of people seeking to get news in the paper. As our audience numbers jumped across the board—website,...
By Cristina Stefanizzi, Staff Reporter
June 5, 2020
The Operation Smile organization works to perform life changing surgeries on children with cleft lips and palates in over 30 countries. The non profit...
- Bethany Antonelli appointed PMHS assistant principal; last day of classes set for June 17 May 29, 2020
- School budget hearing: Residents question reserves and spending as families are impacted by Covid-19 May 28, 2020
- Video: PMHS chorus sings ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ medley May 28, 2020
- Champ provides overview of proposed $76.7 million budget at PTA forum; board candidates field questions May 27, 2020
To the editor: My name is Paul Romanello, and I am the artistic director of SOOP Theatre Company here in town. While I am aware that there...
To the editor: I am writing to support Mimi Rocah for Westchester district attorney. Watching the news, we can all see that our world is surrounded...
May 29, 2020 • 1 Comment
A life long resident and unofficial mayor of Pelham, Rocco "Rocky" Thomas Mazzola passed away on May...
May 25, 2020 • No Comments
Captain Pete Pearson, known to many as a legend on the Long Island Sound and the third Pearson to successfully...
May 24, 2020 • No Comments
After a long battle, Evelyn Cottrell passed away peacefully at her home in Pelham on Friday May 22nd...
May 21, 2020 • No Comments
Carmelo Morales of Pelham New York, passed away peacefully on May 20th 2020. He was 63 years old. Born...
May 16, 2020 • No Comments
Paul John Poggiali of Brooklyn, New Rochelle, and Pelham, New York, died on May 14, 2020. He was born...
By Gillian Ho, Staff Reporter
May 1, 2020
Many museums in places like Paris, London and Berlin have transitioned to virtual, online tours so those...
- Local parks are available to get outdoors, while some offer online programming
- Quarantine countdown Vol. 2: Best TV shows to watch while stuck in your home
- Picture House offers free shorts to educate and online rental of features to entertain
By Ella Stern, Senior Editor
June 4, 2020
I was 11 when Trayvon Martin was killed. Every year since then I’ve seen headlines of innocent...
- Data shows social distancing most effective measure again Covid-19 June 1, 2020
- There’s hope yet for the College Board to survive Covid-19, but it needs to change May 27, 2020
- Time for Cuomo to end our limbo and close schools for rest of year April 27, 2020
May 11, 2020 • No Comments
Charlotte Howard, executive editor of the Pelham Examiner, was New York State representative to the Al Neuharth Free Spirit and Journalism Conference in...
To the editor: My name is Paul Romanello, and I am the artistic director of SOOP Theatre Company here...
To the editor: I am writing to support Mimi Rocah for Westchester district attorney. Watching the...
June 6, 2020 • No Comments
Pelham Memorial High School announced Thursday that its graduation will held on June 27—the pre-coronavirus date—as a drive-in ceremony at SUNY Purchase. Until the announcement, school officials had been hoping to arrange something in July. "We...
June 5, 2020 • No Comments
Westchester County and the rest of the Mid-Hudson Valley Region are set to enter phase two reopening on Tuesday, following "a review of regional data by global public health experts," according to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's daily email. Long Island is scheduled...
By Sophia Shulzhenko, Staff Reporter
June 5, 2020 • No Comments
Pelham will have a change in the ownership of the town’s ice cream store, Double Rainbow. Clay Bushong, the co-owner of Cantina Lobos and programming director of the Pelham Picture House, has decided to become the new owner of Double Rainbow—and is...
- Pelham Manor resident’s factory switched from cake rings to making face shields
- Pelham residents pay respects to George Floyd through Wolfs Lane Park vigil
- Now we’ve opened, your new way to watch data: early warning dashboard
- Video: PMS eighth graders write letters to frontline workers
By Cristina Stefanizzi, Staff Reporter
June 5, 2020 • No Comments
The Operation Smile organization works to perform life changing surgeries on children with cleft lips and palates in over 30 countries. The non profit...
- Bethany Antonelli appointed PMHS assistant principal; last day of classes set for June 17
- School budget hearing: Residents question reserves and spending as families are impacted by Covid-19
- Video: PMHS chorus sings ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ medley
By Gillian Ho, Staff Reporter
Many museums in places like Paris, London and Berlin have transitioned to virtual, online tours so those sitting out the coronavirus pandemic at home can...
- Local parks are available to get outdoors, while some offer online programming April 24, 2020
- Quarantine countdown Vol. 2: Best TV shows to watch while stuck in your home April 22, 2020
By Jack Anderson, Staff Reporter
April 17, 2020 • No Comments
By all accounts, PMHS alumna Kate Douglass has had a continuously excellent swimming career. She represented the United States at the Youth Olympics in...
I was 11 when Trayvon Martin was killed. Every year since then I’ve seen headlines of innocent black men and women murdered unjustly: Philando Castile,...
Dear readers, Of all the measures of a newspaper’s quality—awards, scoops, readership—the most important one is need. Does a town need its paper? As the drip, drip, drip of coronavirus news turned into a flood in early March, I could feel it. Pelham needed the Examiner. I sensed it in the...