Foto Feature: Haunted House created by seniors of PMHS

By Emma Russello, Staff Reporter|October 31, 2019

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Junior League plans for modernizing and expanding Woodland Park include butterfly garden, treehouse, new playground equipment

School board sends four bond propositions totaling $143.6 million to voters for decision May 20, after reviewing potential tax increases

Pelham Democrats announce candidates for all 12 positions on November ballot in town and both villages

School board members listen to a resident during their March 19 meeting in PMHS's Alumni Hall.

School board plans final vote Wednesday on four bond propositions totaling $143.6 million, with Siwanoy receiving its own line on ballot

Manor approves retail zoning law, receives full funding for right-turn lane on Boston Post Road

Schools

Foto Feature: Sock ‘n’ Buskin production of ‘Urinetown’ takes PMHS stage with songs and social commentary

PMHS orchestra wins gold at Nashville Heritage Festival; three school ensembles top combined scoring

PMHS’s Kira Findikyan earns trip to Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair during county event as 14 other students also take awards

Fifth graders from Jeneane Salerno’s class are ready to donate books and pajamas to 914Cares as part of the read-a-thon.

Fifth Annual Colonial Read-a-Thon raises $10,000 for elementary school

Work from 10 PMHS seniors displayed in ‘Young Artist’ exhibition at Katonah Museum of Art

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