PJC and American Legion to hold ‘Challenging Hate – Together’ Jan. 26, day Auschwitz was liberated

January 13, 2020

Rabbi Alex Salzberg of the Pelham Jewish Center, American Legion Post Past Commander Joe Durnin and the event committee provided the following invitation to the Pelham community:

School board sets second 12 noon work session on strategic plan for Friday, final meeting for 8:30 a.m. May 28

SOOP Theatre will stage Arthur Miller’s ‘A View from the Bridge’ at MCS Theatre in New York

Editor's note: This press release was provided by Paul Romanello of the SOOP Theatre Company. The Pelham Examiner publishes press releases in the form...

With spring sports at Glover, school district puts up additional ‘no parking’ signs, cautions on safety

Foto Feature: Siwanoy fourth graders create garden with native plants designed to absorb excess stormwater

30 years after its start, benefit Pelham House & History Tour will again welcome visitors to five homes of note

Editor's note: This press release was provided by the PMHS PTA and the Junior League of Pelham. The Pelham Examiner publishes press releases in the fo...

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The stormwater reservoirs would be constructed under the blacktop and tennis courts (right) at Juliannes Playground. (Courtesy Google Maps)

As it preps for legal battle to block land seizure, school board says Village of Pelham rejects offer for Julianne’s park

Board of education sends $93.6 million budget to voters for approval on May 21

Pelham Examiner seeks part-time development director to help build sustainable local newspaper

The Pelham Memorial High School/Pelham Middle School campus.

School board sets second 12 noon work session on strategic plan for Friday, final meeting for 8:30 a.m. May 28

With spring sports at Glover, school district puts up additional ‘no parking’ signs, cautions on safety

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