Foto Feature: Normalcy returning with PMHS yearbook release party and senior barbecue

By Cristina Stefanizzi and Zoe Winburn|June 18, 2021

School board certifies election results, says nothing about failure of capital reserve

Caution tape on playground equipment in Juliannes Park in mid-March.

Julianne’s Playground: Broken, taped equipment causes concern for parents, Hutch PTA

Newly elected board trustees Will Treves, Jackie De Angelis and Natalie Marrero.

Capital reserve rejected, $84.2 million budget approved; Treves, De Angelis and Marrero elected to school board

According to the school district, the boilers at Pelham Memorial High School are among the items that could be funded by the proposed capital reserve.

District fails to say proposed capital reserve will be funded by budget surpluses in don’t-forget-to-vote email

Pelham Memorial High School honor roll for third quarter

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School board certifies election results, says nothing about failure of capital reserve

Girl Scouts look to celebrate 100 years of service to Pelham

Summer at Pelham Art Center: Art workshops, classes and youth camps

Lelia Brady creates comic book on surviving PMHS as final project for Girl Scout Gold Award

PMHS boys lacrosse defeated Sleepy Hollow.

PMHS boys lacrosse rolls Sleepy Hollow, advances to Section 1 semifinals

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