Foto Feature: FULL time IN person

April 13, 2021

Pelham’s elementary schools returned to full-time, in-person education Monday, following rules set down by the district.

One parent posted, “Made me tear up this morning!”

Pictures from today at Hutchinson, Colonial, Siwanoy and Prospect Hill are welcome at [email protected].

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

Board of education sends $93.6 million budget to voters for approval on May 21

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

Board of education sends $93.6 million budget to voters for approval on May 21

Siwanoy Elementary School Principal Farid Johnson with students. Photo courtesy CBS News website

Video: WCBS News profiles Siwanoy’s Farid Johnson after he’s named NYS Elementary Principal of the Year

PMS Principal Lynn Sabia and PMHS Principal Mark Berkowitz.

Administrator shuffle: PMHS principal will depart; PMS principal takes medical leave; district interims to step in

Athletic Director Joe Toombs III presents to the school board.

Three school board members negotiating with Village of Pelham over possible transfer of Julianne’s Playground

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