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Savings from consolidating Pelham's villages and town needed to pay huge costs of storm sewer projects
November 21, 2023

To the editor: With both villages facing massive flood control costs, I thought the following letter...

Dismayed at state of Fifth Avenue: Why isn't store trash picked up in morning?
November 11, 2023

To the editor: As a 50 year resident of both Pelham and Pelham Manor, I have to say I am dismayed...

High schoolers sought for February Huguenot mission trip to U.S.-Mexico border; apply by Nov. 15
November 9, 2023

To the editor: On behalf of Huguenot Memorial Church, I’m writing to the Pelham Examiner to get...

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First Pelham Half Marathon and 10K in four years is success for participants and Pelham Civics
First Pelham Half Marathon and 10K in four years is success for participants and Pelham Civics
By Claire Landy, Staff Reporter • December 1, 2023

With music blaring and spirits high, the Pelham Half Marathon and 10K kicked off to a roaring start. Runners gathered at the Daronco Town House early Saturday morning, coats zipped and hats on, preparing to run their races. As the time neared 7:30 a.m.,...

Two sets of sisters collaborate to bring design, programming and business classes to Pelham young people
Two sets of sisters collaborate to bring design, programming and business classes to Pelham young people
By Charlotte Cohn, Assistant Managing Editor • November 29, 2023

Two sets of sisters who opened separate small businesses in their hometown of Pelham are combining forces to offer design, business and programming classes to young people. Danielle and Alyssa Marrero are the owners of DaniLee's Helping Hands, a childcare...

Diwali celebration at Pelham Art Center illuminates Indian culture to bring community together
Diwali celebration at Pelham Art Center illuminates Indian culture to bring community together
By Sandra Chalissery, Staff Reporter • November 27, 2023

The Pelham Art Center hosted its annual Diwali celebration on Nov. 19 to raise awareness of this important holiday in several Indian religions. The art center highlighted the non-religious depiction of the Festival of Lights because it shares the universal...

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Foto Feature: Sock n Buskin performs Peter and the Star Catcher
Foto Feature: Sock 'n' Buskin performs 'Peter and the Star Catcher'
By Sean Lynch, Staff Reporter • November 27, 2023

  The Pelham Examiner reports on education from Kindergarten musicals to board of ed meetings. Give now to support the nonprofit community newspaper...

Pelham Middle School and Pelham Memorial High School evacuated after bomb threat
Pelham Middle School and Pelham Memorial High School evacuated after bomb threat
By Phoebe Schwarz, Deputy Managing Editor • November 20, 2023

Pelham Middle School and Pelham Memorial High School were evacuated at 12:35 p.m. Monday after a bomb threat, according to a text message sent to parents. "It...

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Two sets of sisters collaborate to bring design, programming and business classes to Pelham young people
Two sets of sisters collaborate to bring design, programming and business classes to Pelham young people
By Charlotte Cohn, Assistant Managing Editor • November 29, 2023

Two sets of sisters who opened separate small businesses in their hometown of Pelham are combining forces to offer design, business and programming classes...

Clayton Bushong, Pelhams impresario, brings his vision to top job at Picture House
Clayton Bushong, Pelham's impresario, brings his vision to top job at Picture House
By Shannon Winston, Staff Reporter • November 13, 2023

With more than a decade working in a range of roles at the Picture House Regional Film Center, Clayton Bushong is bringing his artistic vision to the...

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First Pelham Half Marathon and 10K in four years is success for participants and Pelham Civics
First Pelham Half Marathon and 10K in four years is success for participants and Pelham Civics
By Claire Landy, Staff Reporter • December 1, 2023

With music blaring and spirits high, the Pelham Half Marathon and 10K kicked off to a roaring start. Runners gathered at the Daronco Town House early Saturday...

Winter sports preview: PMHS boys basketball looks to match last seasons league title success
Winter sports preview: PMHS boys basketball looks to match last season's league title success
By Nicolas Flores, Sports Editor • December 1, 2023

The PMHS boys basketball team is ready to return and pick up where it left off last season after winning the league title. The Pelicans finished 11-9,...

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Giving Tuesday in Pelham

Dear Pelham Examiner Reader, Today is Nov. 28, also known in the nonprofit world as Giving Tuesday. For those of you unfamiliar with the term, Giving Tuesday is...

It’s not that deep, we can laugh a little: Merit Kahn seeks to lighten life for audience with one-woman show at Manor Club
'It’s not that deep, we can laugh a little:' Merit Kahn seeks to lighten life for audience with one-woman show at Manor Club
By Sabine Bushong, Staff Reporter • November 30, 2023

Merit Kahn started in stand up on her 50th birthday, when she invited family and friends for an advertised one-night-only comedy show of her entire...

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Time to talk with your older teens and college kids about fentanyl
Time to talk with your older teens and college kids about fentanyl
By Melissa Rona September 11, 2023

One of my childhood friends just lost his 22-year-old son to an accidental fentanyl overdose—accidental because when he took the pill, he had no...

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Meet the new editors of the Pelham Examiner as it begins sixth year of publication
Meet the new editors of the Pelham Examiner as it begins sixth year of publication
June 23, 2023

Dear Readers: This time of year is both a happy and a sad one for me. Sad because five of the six editors who have run the paper for the past year—and...

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