What-if Foto Feature: Post-apocalyptic Pelham

By Katja Fair, Staff Photographer|May 17, 2020

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Katja Fair

Fifth Coffee opens on Fifth Avenue with a warm atmosphere, serving up fresh brews, pastries, and strawberry matcha lattes

Concetta Eudicone, incoming president of Colonial's PTA

Colonial parents urge Champ, Board of Ed to come up with interim fix for lack of air conditioning before school begins in September

From left: Paul Anzilotti, Rhett Speros and Arthur Long

Long, Speros and Anzilotti launch bids for seats on Village of Pelham Board of Trustees; first contested election since 2019

Wild weather wreaks havoc in Pelham over July 4th weekend; historic police booth at Four Corners damaged

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! Complete list of graduates of Pelham Memorial High School

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Fifth Coffee opens on Fifth Avenue with a warm atmosphere, serving up fresh brews, pastries, and strawberry matcha lattes

From left, Ella Santerre, Assistant Managing Editor; Ciara Lynch, Executive Editor; Natalie Bass, Managing Editor

Meet the editors running the Pelham Examiner during its ninth year of publication

Grace Kiamie sings the national anthem before the race.

Pelham 2.5-K road race on July 4th draws 260 runners; Baffuto and Sanchez post best times for men and women

Colonial parents urge Champ, Board of Ed to come up with interim fix for lack of air conditioning before school begins in September

Long, Speros and Anzilotti launch bids for seats on Village of Pelham Board of Trustees; first contested election since 2019

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