Foto Feature: East Lincoln Avenue temporary bridge

By Madison Cohen, Staff Photographer|September 15, 2020

A temporary bridge for East Lincoln Avenue was put across the Hutchinson River Parkway to divert traffic during construction of a replacement bridge by the New York State Department of Transportation.

Kate Douglass breaks two more American records on road to winning World Aquatics Swimming World Cup

Lawn signs encourage votes for both sides of the issue in the Pelham Manor referendum.

Election preview: Manor referendum is only LOCAL ballot item where voters have a choice; three Dems run unopposed for Village of Pelham board

Kate Douglass swimming at the University of Virginia.

PMHS alumna Kate Douglass breaks 200m breaststroke world record at World Aquatics Swimming World Cup

Foto Feature: All kinds of costumes as families march down Fifth Avenue in annual town Halloween parade

From left, Amy Platt, Miranda Bucciero and Cristina Chianese.

Chianese stepping down as Pelham chamber president along with two vps; new leadership needed as downtown grants become available

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Foto Feature: Christ Episcopal Church of Pelham hosts car show for local car enthusiasts

The Diwali celebration will again feature a Bharata Natyam (Indian classical dance) performance from
Nalini Rau, director of Natya Anubhava Academy of Dance.

Pelham Art Center to host Diwali celebration on Sunday with classical dance, Bollywood and crafts

The Pelham Memorial High School/Pelham Middle School campus.

School board to review on Wednesday student performance, including state standardized test and Regents results

Playwright Bruce Sisler brings his new farce ‘Three Cooks & a Cornered Critic’ to SOOP short play fest Friday-Saturday

Kate Douglass breaks two more American records on road to winning World Aquatics Swimming World Cup

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