Foto Feature: Fans line streets to cheer on state champion hockey team

By Anna Gambone, Staff Reporter|March 28, 2022

A “Parade of Champions” celebrating the PMHS ice hockey team’s New York State Division 2 title Saturday passed excited fans young and old as it ran from Franklin Place north on Wolfs Lane/Fifth Avenue to the gazebo next to Daronco Town House.

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Village of Pelham voters enter the Daronco Town House after waiting an hour to vote before midday.

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Kate Douglass breaks two more American records on road to winning World Aquatics Swimming World Cup

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Kate Douglass swimming at the University of Virginia.

PMHS alumna Kate Douglass breaks 200m breaststroke world record at World Aquatics Swimming World Cup

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