Foto Feature: WinterFest brings Pelham together while apart

By Charlotte Howard and Sophia Leung|January 11, 2021

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Lucas Matos, Stephen Tahbaz, Jack Denison, Shep Solimine and Michael Salama.

Under the auspices of Pelham Together and the Pelham Chamber of Commerce, WinterFest offered the chance to hear musicians Saturday in front of houses and businesses, with holiday lights blazing and treats available to all.

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