School trustee candidate Owen-Michaane sets 11 front porch/zoom chats for voters

April 21, 2021

Editor’s note: This press announcement was provided by Dr. Michael Owen-Michaane, who is running for one of the two school board seats on the ballot May 18.

‘Courage to Remember’ Holocaust exhibit and lecture open to public at PMHS

PMHS senior Ines Rollan named Rotary Scholar of the Month for April

Deputy Clerk Maryalice Barnett honored for 20 years of service by Pelham Manor board

Citizen review panel gives its nod to Cohen, Gordon, Owen-Michaane, Rowe as school board candidates

Editor's note: This letter was provided by the Pelham Citizens Nominating Committee. Dear Friends & Neighbors, The Pelham Citizens Nominatin...

The Pelham Memorial High School/Pelham Middle School campus.

School board sets second 12 noon work session on strategic plan for Friday, final meeting for 8:30 a.m. May 28

School Election

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

Citizen review panel gives its nod to Cohen, Gordon, Owen-Michaane, Rowe as school board candidates

Editor's note: This letter was provided by the Pelham Citizens Nominating Committee. Dear Friends & Neighbors, The Pelham Citizens Nominatin...

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

Superintendent Dr. Cheryl Champ makes her budget presentation.

Preliminary school district budget increases spending 2.68% to $93.4 million; tax rise at 2.67%

Garcia and Burke elected to school board; $91 million budget approved

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