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

June 27, 2020

Congratulations to the Class of 2020! You certainly saw it all—up to and including a graduation ceremony unimaginable months—or weeks—ago (for different reasons) and which, nonetheless, many are saying was wonderful. The full list of graduates is here.

Complete list of 2020 graduates of Pelham Memorial High School

Daniel Tahbaz’s graduation speech: If the PMHS experience were a movie, credits would never end

My mornings are like the intro to a movie. I’ll set the scene. A lone camera follows me out of the band room. Crashing cymbals and scattered trumpet...

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

Honestly, I don’t remember most of freshman year. I think I tried to block it out so I could forget just how painfully awkward it was. I remember bi...

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...

Daly Walsh with Dr. Peter Hoffmann, Darrell Walsh, Nick Senerchia, Joe Nunziata, John Boyce and Michael Ming, the president of the Civics.

Pelham Civic Association presents $25,000 in community awards to PMHS students

Village of Pelham board hears details on pumps, reservoir proposed for Julianne’s park, but says nothing new on acquiring land

Junior League postpones upgrade to Julianne’s park amid public tug-of-war between Village of Pelham and school district

Owen-Michaane and Rowe seek reelection to school board, joined by Cohen and Gordon in four-candidate field

Residents challenge MTA after workers remove trees between railroad tracks and First Street

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

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