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By Michael Salama, Senior Editor
April 4, 2020 • No Comments
The increasing nationwide problem of hijacking of online video-teleconferences—called Zoom-bombing—made a disturbing, hate-filled entrance into the Pelham community on Friday. At about 5:30 p.m., the Pelham Jewish Center’s Shabbat evening services,...
April 4, 2020 • No Comments
New York State launched a Covid-19 tracker to provide the state's "comprehensive testing data to the public," according to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's daily newsletter. The website will be updated daily with the latest data and presents visualizations of statewide...
By The Editors
April 3, 2020 • 1 Comment
Pelham Examiner readers write about the people in town who are making a big difference during the coronavirus crisis. "Our local hero is our star agent and dear friend Carmen Orive. Carmen is a certified clinical medical assistant and nursing tech...
- Plasma therapy: Hospitals try as treatment for Covid-19, seek donors
- Updated: Public school spring break cancelled in New York, according to multiple media outlets
- Local Heroes: Who’s helping Pelham when it matters?
- Westchester County did not release town-by-town stats for Covid-19 on Wednesday
- Pelham’s Burbio launches virtual and online event listings, with Pelham Examiner as kick-off partner
- In a time of struggle, rainbows represent continued hope
By Vikram Jallepalli, Entertainment Editor
March 31, 2020 • No Comments
Each year, National Geographic holds the National Geographic Bee, where students from each state answer high-level geography trivia and compete for the...
By Evan Kaplan, Staff Reporter
March 31, 2020 • No Comments
Disability education program Building Bridges expanded from Colonial School to two other Pelham elementary schools in early March. The program, which...
By Jack Anderson, Staff Reporter
March 27, 2020 • No Comments
For many PMHS students, the Spring season is the highlight of the year. Athletes spend the off-season training for spring sports like lacrosse, golf, baseball,...
- Elementary distance learning: Students mostly positive, differ on how challenging work is
- Journalist Cheryl Wills writes books about slaves and soldiers who were her descendents
- Pelham schools say Siwanoy, Hutch not now offering childcare for healthcare workers, disputing county
- High school students react to remote learning with concern and questions amid coronavirus outbreak
- Pelham schools shut until April 10 with distance learning starting Wed.; PMHS senior tests positive for COVID-19
By Julia Rosenberg, Food Editor
January 31, 2020 • No Comments
This year at the Grammys, many artists showcased their talent and proved themselves through performances and award nominations. While Billie Eilish’s...
- Pelham’s Kathy Ellis helps Sharing Shelf make difference in lives of need December 18, 2019
- Environmental engineers like Pelham’s Eileen Feldman make possible New York area’s great tap water November 20, 2019
- Adult class at Ballet Arts spurred Pelham’s Andrea Ziegelman to start program for NYC kids October 22, 2019
- Researcher Kim Jaimes mixes science with raising family and passion for running and painting October 18, 2019
By Oliver Tam, Vikram Jallepalli, Julia Findikyan, Kira Findikyan, and Ulysses Conrad
April 1, 2020 • No Comments
During your time in quarantine, it might become increasingly harder to occupy yourself with something to do as your choices are limited to the confines...
By Jamie Burke, Staff Reporter
April 4, 2020 • No Comments
Over recent years, the practice of vaping has grown rapidly in popularity from seven million users in 2011 to an estimated 55 million users next year....
- Vaccinations are safe, needed and should be used by all who can March 25, 2020
- Academic testing in the age of Covid-19: Why it can’t work March 20, 2020