Progressive Women of Pelham partnered with Tha BUMP to create a video showcase called "Black History in the Making." Members of the community nominated...
In light of the Covid-19 outbreak, DeCicco & Sons announced that all of its workers were being named Employee of the Year for 2020. The popular local...
Another small business has opened in Pelham during the coronavirus pandemic, and this time in the form of a mini-grocery store. Pelham Quick Stop is a...
- Manor candidates debate police reform, moving elections to November in campaign's only forum (includes video of event)
- Pelham Manor GOP village board doubles Facebook announcements after opponents declare, says candidate KoonceBy Pelham Examiner staff report • March 3, 2021
- Joe Solimine Sr., set to enter NY Baseball Hall of Fame, recalls the color line in baseball—and boycottsBy Jack Howard, Senior Editor • March 1, 2021
- Champ proposes budget with 3.31% tax increase, possible return to in-person learning after spring breakBy Cristina Stefanizzi, Staff Reporter • March 1, 2021
Pelham Superintendent Dr. Cheryl Champ proposed a $80.2 million preliminary budget for the 2021-22 school year with a 3.31% tax increase at the board of...
The third public forum on police reform in the Village of Pelham Thursday covered issues involving the school district, including residency checks and...
- PMHS Interact Club collects supplies for schools in Philippines and Sri LankaBy Laura Shelton, Staff Reporter • February 16, 2021
- PMHS shift to virtual due to positive cases, staff quarantinesBy Tommy Roche, Managing Editor/News • February 11, 2021
- PMHS student Aiden Levy nominated for national Presidential Scholars programBy Jack Dougherty, Staff Reporter • February 11, 2021
- Middle school to remain virtual for rest of weekBy Zoe Winburn, Executive Editor • February 10, 2021
- leslie howard on DeCicco & Sons names 2020 Employee of the Year: EVERYONE
- Sylvia Hampton on Emilie Anne Miller – Nov. 8
- Jennifer L. Monachino Lapey on Manor candidates debate police reform, moving elections to November in campaign’s only forum (includes video of event)
- kathie OCallaghan on Manor Club Zoom program Monday covers efforts to welcome refugees to Westchester
- kathie OCallaghan on Manor Club Zoom program Monday covers efforts to welcome refugees to Westchester
- Blake Bell on Pelham Manor GOP village board doubles Facebook announcements after opponents declare, says candidate Koonce
Joe Solimine Sr. received an unexpected phone call. The man on the other end of the line, Lou Santos, is both a friend and fellow board member of Monsignor...
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said high-risk high school sports including basketball, ice hockey and cheer may go ahead on Feb. 1, but delegated the final decision...
- Pelham girls cross country wins league title as the boys place third in the sectionBy Noah Breskin, Sports Editor • November 23, 2020
- Section 1 low-risk winter sports season delayed to Jan. 4By Tommy Roche, Managing Editor/News • November 21, 2020
Of all the catastrophes of our time, one that remains consistently in the news is the refugee crisis....
The Pelham Memorial High School language department has decided to not administer the National Language...
To the editor: How many businesses can you name that stood still over time and survived? You already know the answer: it’s none. If they don’t...
To the editor: More than 500 Pelham parents want their children to return to full-time, in-person learning as soon as possible. In our parent...
The new hit TV show “Bridgerton'' on Netflix certainly has the hype, but is it worth the watch? The...
- 'The Trial of the Chicago 7' is a frustrating and uncomfortable masterpieceBy Oliver Tam, Assistant Managing Editor • March 2, 2021
- 'To All The Boys: Always and Forever:' Typical high-school romance gains significance during pandemicBy Gabby Ahitow, News Editor • February 25, 2021
- 'The Midnight Sky' looks good but doesn't develop characters or themesBy Gavin Kleinberger, Staff Reporter • February 24, 2021
Katja Fair, assistant managing editor/photos for the Pelham Examiner, has had one of her pictures selected for the 2020 Drexel University High School Photography...
- 3,000 STORIES IN THE LIFE OF PELHAMBy The Editors • December 5, 2020
To the editor: How many businesses can you name that stood still over time and survived? You already...
To the editor: More than 500 Pelham parents want their children to return to full-time, in-person...
Progressive Women of Pelham partnered with Tha BUMP to create a video showcase called "Black History in the Making." Members of the community nominated influential leaders from Pelham and Mount Vernon who demonstrated Black Excellence, Black Leadership...
In light of the Covid-19 outbreak, DeCicco & Sons announced that all of its workers were being named Employee of the Year for 2020. The popular local grocery store demonstrated its thanks to the staff through a heartwarming video on social media. Ana...
Another small business has opened in Pelham during the coronavirus pandemic, and this time in the form of a mini-grocery store. Pelham Quick Stop is a new convenience store located on Lincoln Avenue west of Fifth Avenue. The store features a wide...
- Manor candidates debate police reform, moving elections to November in campaign's only forum (includes video of event)By Oliver Tam and Tommy Roche
- Pelham Manor GOP village board doubles Facebook announcements after opponents declare, says candidate Koonce
- Joe Solimine Sr., set to enter NY Baseball Hall of Fame, recalls the color line in baseball—and boycottsBy Jack Howard, Senior Editor
- Champ proposes budget with 3.31% tax increase, possible return to in-person learning after spring breakBy Cristina Stefanizzi, Staff Reporter
Pelham Superintendent Dr. Cheryl Champ proposed a $80.2 million preliminary budget for the 2021-22 school year with a 3.31% tax increase at the board of...
The third public forum on police reform in the Village of Pelham Thursday covered issues involving the school district, including residency checks and...
- PMHS Interact Club collects supplies for schools in Philippines and Sri LankaBy Laura Shelton, Staff Reporter
- PMHS shift to virtual due to positive cases, staff quarantinesBy Tommy Roche, Managing Editor/News
- PMHS student Aiden Levy nominated for national Presidential Scholars programBy Jack Dougherty, Staff Reporter
- Middle school to remain virtual for rest of weekBy Zoe Winburn, Executive Editor
Joe Solimine Sr. received an unexpected phone call. The man on the other end of the line, Lou Santos, is both a friend and fellow board member of Monsignor...
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said high-risk high school sports including basketball, ice hockey and cheer may go ahead on Feb. 1, but delegated the final decision...
- Pelham girls cross country wins league title as the boys place third in the sectionBy Noah Breskin, Sports Editor • November 23, 2020
- Section 1 low-risk winter sports season delayed to Jan. 4By Tommy Roche, Managing Editor/News • November 21, 2020
- Statement from Manor Dem mayoral candidate McGrory: 'Single-party control of our board does not reflect Pelham Manor today'
- Statement from Manor Dem trustee candidate Ziegelman: 'Saddened by the lack of meaningful discourse on important societal issues'
- Statement from Manor Dem trustee candidate Koonce: 'Issues that motivate me in particular: sustainable infrastructure and social justice'
- Candidate statement from Manor GOP Mayor Monachino Lapey: 'We are best positioned to lead the village for the next two years'
- Candidate statement from Manor GOP Trustee DeLillo: 'Professional background... is really the most valuable asset I bring to village board'
- Candidate statement from Manor GOP Trustee Senerchia: Asks 'for your help to continue good government'
The new hit TV show “Bridgerton'' on Netflix certainly has the hype, but is it worth the watch? The series is set in the early 1800s during the Regency...
- 'The Trial of the Chicago 7' is a frustrating and uncomfortable masterpieceBy Oliver Tam, Assistant Managing Editor • March 2, 2021
- 'To All The Boys: Always and Forever:' Typical high-school romance gains significance during pandemicBy Gabby Ahitow, News Editor • February 25, 2021
Of all the catastrophes of our time, one that remains consistently in the news is the refugee crisis. Whether it's those searching for safety from conflict...
- PMHS language department's refusal to offer National Language Exam this year is mistakeBy Ulysses Conrad, Opinions and Ideas Editor • February 1, 2021
- leslie howard on DeCicco & Sons names 2020 Employee of the Year: EVERYONE
- Sylvia Hampton on Emilie Anne Miller – Nov. 8
- Jennifer L. Monachino Lapey on Manor candidates debate police reform, moving elections to November in campaign’s only forum (includes video of event)
- kathie OCallaghan on Manor Club Zoom program Monday covers efforts to welcome refugees to Westchester
- kathie OCallaghan on Manor Club Zoom program Monday covers efforts to welcome refugees to Westchester
- Blake Bell on Pelham Manor GOP village board doubles Facebook announcements after opponents declare, says candidate Koonce
Katja Fair, assistant managing editor/photos for the Pelham Examiner, has had one of her pictures selected for the 2020 Drexel University High School Photography...
- 3,000 STORIES IN THE LIFE OF PELHAMBy The Editors • December 5, 2020
- As Pelham Examiner enters its third year, 1,188 news items published in 12 months through SaturdayJune 30, 2020