Foto Feature: Paint the town Halloween

By Lark Martin, Staff Photographer|October 19, 2020

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Lark Martin

Pelham Memorial High School art students painted Halloween scenes on the windows of shops in downtown Pelham.

Foto Feature: Pelham celebrates rainy Memorial Day with tribute and festivities in Daronco Townhouse

Retired firefighter John Marsich addresses Town Supervisor Theresa Mohan and the council.

Opposition to new EMS station on First Street by Post Office grows as neighbors raise concerns about pedestrian safety, green space

Sid Burke, Annemarie Garcia and Lisa Martino Alves at the Middle School gym after the results were announced

Voters pass $98.3 million school budget, re-elect Annemarie Garcia and Sid Burke to Board of Education

Timothy Magambo, graduate of PMHS class of 2025, dies in apparent drowning accident off Shelter Island

From left: Garcia, Burke, Martino Alves and moderator John Hessel

Garcia, Burke and Martino Alves make the case at forum for why they should be elected to the Board of Education on May 19

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Project Community thanks Pelham supporters for success of 10th annual Color Run, along with celebrity auctioneer Zak DeOssie

June at the Pelham Public Library: you’re gonna need a bigger boat for a behind-the-scenes look at ‘Jaws’

On Memorial Day, as we honor those who sacrificed themselves for generations they would never know, what sacrifice is required of us?

Foto Feature: Pelham celebrates rainy Memorial Day with tribute and festivities in Daronco Townhouse

Foto feature: Local stars shine at 27th annual Huguenot Cabaret

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