Foto Feature: Rehearsing for PMHS’s ‘Almost, Maine’ playing Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m.

By Emma Russello, Staff Photographer|November 21, 2019

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

Lisa Reindorf, "Rooting Down." Oil on canvas.

Pelham Art Center features collective Think About Water in first guest exhibition of year

Tate McRae’s ‘So Close To What:’ Iridescent gems mixed with tracks that should have been left off record

Tate McRae transitions out of the dark mood from her previous record, "THINK LATER," from 2022 and reflects a brighter version of herself on "So Close...

Breaking down the Grammy Awards: Did the right artists win?

Pelham Memorial High School Band Director Andrew Van Bochove conducting the jazz band.

22nd annual Pelham Music Festival continues to showcase local talent

Showcase

Woodland Park on Wolfs Lane is to get a major upgrade from the Junior League of Pelham. (Photo: Google Maps)

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

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

Courtesy of the PMHS girls lacrosse Instagram.

PMHS girls lacrosse starts strong as Pelicans crush Hastings 16-2 after win in season opener against Pearl River

(Source: Superintendent Dr. Cheryl Champ's budget presentation.)

School board to continue its consideration of 2025-26 budget at Wednesday business meeting

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