
Last Wednesday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed legislation that named a bridge connecting Pelham and Mount Vernon after civil rights activists Reverend Dr. Martin...

On July 31, 1937, eighty four years ago today, the trolley that ran from Pelham Manor through downtown Pelham made its final trip. Based on the...

The sudden storm early Monday morning left homes on Fourth, Sixth and Seventh avenues with more than a foot of water in their garages and basements, while...
- Chamber president innovated throughout Covid crisis to help local businessesBy Audrey Levenson, Business Editor • July 30, 2021
- Attempted burglary at LaGravinese Jewelers on Tuesday nightBy Cristina Stefanizzi, Deputy Managing Editor • July 29, 2021
- KATE DOUGLASS: OLYMPIC BRONZEBy Charlie Parent, Assistant Managing Editor • July 28, 2021
- Foto Feature: Town cheers on Kate Douglass at Pelham Picture HouseBy Annabelle Hochberg , Staff Photographer • July 28, 2021

Thirty-one staffers and alumni of the Pelham Examiner came together Monday night at Cantina Lobos for their first get together since the pandemic began—and...

The Pelham Middle School honor roll for the fourth quarter was provided by the Pelham Union Free School District. Sixth grade Rachel Agbenyega Edie Albarella James Alexander Brandy Almazan Andrew Ambrosecchia Harrison Anderson Laighton Austin Mila Banfield Nicoletta Beltecas Amelia Blake Ethan Bloise John Boyle Harrison Bray Jack...

The 2021 Student Exhibition is on view at the Pelham Art Center through Aug. 14. These works are on display.
- MVP Indivisible calls on residents to push for school district's proposed diversity policy, hinting at oppositionBy Cristina Stefanizzi, Deputy Managing Editor • July 13, 2021
- Pelham Memorial High School high honor roll for fourth quarterJuly 2, 2021
- Pelham Memorial High School honor roll for fourth quarterJuly 2, 2021
- PMHS band and choruses play first in-person concert in 17 months (with slideshow)By Matt Michailoff, Staff Reporter • June 30, 2021
- Robert Benkwitt III on Chamber president innovated throughout Covid crisis to help local businesses
- elizabeth kach on Manor resident Vito Pisano honored on Yankee’s big screen for army service during World War 2
- Lisa Robb on Chamber president innovated throughout Covid crisis to help local businesses
- Tom Byhn on Attempted burglary at LaGravinese Jewelers on Tuesday night
- Neil Schleifer on Leung, Malwana honored as winners of Maggie Klein Excellence in Local Journalism Scholarship
- Michael Werner on READ ME: A year in the life of the Examiner

On Sept. 18, the lot behind Rockwell's will serve a new purpose as the venue for the biggest music event...
- 'Black Widow' continues growing trend of female empowerment in Marvel Cinematic UniverseBy Cristina Stefanizzi, Deputy Managing Editor • July 23, 2021
- Friends of Library holding Novel Night Zoom open house Wednesday to attract dinner party hostsBy Sandra Chalissery, Staff Reporter • July 14, 2021
- Slideshow: 2021 Student Exhibition at Pelham Art Center through Aug. 14July 14, 2021

Pelham's Kate Douglass, who won bronze in the women's 200 individual medley at the Tokyo Olympics, appeared on the "Today Show" with three fellow U.S....

PMHS graduate Kate Douglass, in her first-ever Olympic Games, won bronze Tuesday night in the 200 individual medley with a personal best time of 2:09.04. After...
- Foto Feature: Town cheers on Kate Douglass at Pelham Picture HouseBy Annabelle Hochberg , Staff Photographer • July 28, 2021
- Video: Watch Kate Douglass race to take bronzeJuly 28, 2021

Senior year for most is a year full of lasts. Last classes with best friends, last times in the halls...
- PMHS needed gender neutral bathrooms—and more should be done to support LGBTQ+ studentsBy Jordan Schwarz • July 16, 2021
- The head shave: Is it worth a try?By Quincy Stern, Staff Reporter • June 25, 2021
To the editor: I write today to express my support for the district's proposed diversity, equity and inclusion policy, which will be read...
To the editor: I have been an educator in New York City for 25 years, first as a teacher, then a principal and currently as a schools superintendent....
To the editor: More than 100 Pelham Manor residents once again requested the Pelham Manor Board of Trustees fly a Pride flag during this June...





Throughout the prolonged course of the Covid-19 pandemic, the staff of the Pelham Examiner continued to write about daily changes in all our lives for...

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To the editor: I write today to express my support for the district's proposed diversity, equity and...
To the editor: I have been an educator in New York City for 25 years, first as a teacher, then a principal...

Last Wednesday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed legislation that named a bridge connecting Pelham and Mount Vernon after civil rights activists Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Pelham's Michael Henry Schwerner. Previously known as the "3rd Street Bridge,"...

On July 31, 1937, eighty four years ago today, the trolley that ran from Pelham Manor through downtown Pelham made its final trip. Based on the crowds pictured on that day, you'd think many were already regretting the decision. Another irony...

The sudden storm early Monday morning left homes on Fourth, Sixth and Seventh avenues with more than a foot of water in their garages and basements, while the Pelham Fire Department responded to 20 calls, including 18 for flooded basements and one for...
- Chamber president innovated throughout Covid crisis to help local businessesBy Audrey Levenson, Business Editor
- Attempted burglary at LaGravinese Jewelers on Tuesday nightBy Cristina Stefanizzi, Deputy Managing Editor
- KATE DOUGLASS: OLYMPIC BRONZEBy Charlie Parent, Assistant Managing Editor
- Foto Feature: Town cheers on Kate Douglass at Pelham Picture HouseBy Annabelle Hochberg , Staff Photographer

The Pelham Middle School honor roll for the fourth quarter was provided by the Pelham Union Free School District. Sixth grade Rachel Agbenyega Edie Albarella James Alexander Brandy Almazan Andrew Ambrosecchia Harrison Anderson Laighton Austin Mila Banfield Nicoletta Beltecas Amelia Blake Ethan Bloise John Boyle Harrison Bray Jack...

The 2021 Student Exhibition is on view at the Pelham Art Center through Aug. 14. These works are on display.
- MVP Indivisible calls on residents to push for school district's proposed diversity policy, hinting at oppositionBy Cristina Stefanizzi, Deputy Managing Editor
- Pelham Memorial High School high honor roll for fourth quarter
- Pelham Memorial High School honor roll for fourth quarter
- PMHS band and choruses play first in-person concert in 17 months (with slideshow)By Matt Michailoff, Staff Reporter

Pelham's Kate Douglass, who won bronze in the women's 200 individual medley at the Tokyo Olympics, appeared on the "Today Show" with three fellow U.S....

PMHS graduate Kate Douglass, in her first-ever Olympic Games, won bronze Tuesday night in the 200 individual medley with a personal best time of 2:09.04. After...
- Foto Feature: Town cheers on Kate Douglass at Pelham Picture HouseBy Annabelle Hochberg , Staff Photographer • July 28, 2021
- Video: Watch Kate Douglass race to take bronzeJuly 28, 2021

Thirty-one staffers and alumni of the Pelham Examiner came together Monday night at Cantina Lobos for their first get together since the pandemic began—and...

On Sept. 18, the lot behind Rockwell's will serve a new purpose as the venue for the biggest music event in Pelham’s history: the Toonerville Music Festival. There...
- 'Black Widow' continues growing trend of female empowerment in Marvel Cinematic UniverseBy Cristina Stefanizzi, Deputy Managing Editor • July 23, 2021
- Friends of Library holding Novel Night Zoom open house Wednesday to attract dinner party hostsBy Sandra Chalissery, Staff Reporter • July 14, 2021
- Slideshow: 2021 Student Exhibition at Pelham Art Center through Aug. 14July 14, 2021
- Rolling Stone's 'The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time:' The good, the bad and the 70s - Part 2By Leila Brady, Staff Reporter • July 12, 2021

Senior year for most is a year full of lasts. Last classes with best friends, last times in the halls with all your friends, last homecoming, last live...
- PMHS needed gender neutral bathrooms—and more should be done to support LGBTQ+ studentsBy Jordan Schwarz • July 16, 2021
- The head shave: Is it worth a try?By Quincy Stern, Staff Reporter • June 25, 2021
- Robert Benkwitt III on Chamber president innovated throughout Covid crisis to help local businesses
- elizabeth kach on Manor resident Vito Pisano honored on Yankee’s big screen for army service during World War 2
- Lisa Robb on Chamber president innovated throughout Covid crisis to help local businesses
- Tom Byhn on Attempted burglary at LaGravinese Jewelers on Tuesday night
- Neil Schleifer on Leung, Malwana honored as winners of Maggie Klein Excellence in Local Journalism Scholarship
- Michael Werner on READ ME: A year in the life of the Examiner

Throughout the prolonged course of the Covid-19 pandemic, the staff of the Pelham Examiner continued to write about daily changes in all our lives for...







