Justin O’Beirne

June 22, 2020

I am thankful for all of my friends in Pelham, and to have been provided with an amazing guidance counselor from PMHS. I am very excited to attend the University of Michigan this fall. Go Blue!

Foto Feature: Class of 2020 graduates in cars and up on the big screen

Complete list of 2020 graduates of Pelham Memorial High School

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Isabelle Anderson’s graduation speech: ‘No good story ends with “in conclusion”’

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Senior class president Asher Lal’s speech: Look inward into what connects us

I used to lay down in my backyard all the time, no matter how much my mom yelled at me from my window. The grass would be wet from having been watered...

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Foto Feature: First look inside Village of Pelham’s new Municipal Center

Manor Volunteer Fire Company on 2024 Santa and Gumby Run with its 1924 antique engine Saturday at Huguenot

Pelham Art Center sets programs for toddlers, adults with no art experience and creators seeking professional development

Snapshot: Gregory Sancho sworn in as police chief of Village of Pelham Manor

Classroom 105E at PMHS, where the school board plans to hold a work session Wednesday to discuss facilities improvements and student performance.

School board turns ‘mid-year retreat’ on facilities and student data into work session after criticism by state official

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