Snapshot: Hutch mural of excavator revealed by excavator wrecking Hutch

By Mila Banfield|April 18, 2022

A mural that shows a happy excavator with a bear family was revealed by a real machine demolishing old Hutchinson Elementary School. A bit of ironic history: The photo was taken by a Hutch grad who helped paint the mural. (Mila Banfield)

Kate Douglass brings her golden Olympic perspective and photo ops to hometown fans at Picture House

Owners of Sergio’s ask Pelham village board for site plan change at 139 Fifth Ave. needed for new Mediterranean restaurant

Clair Comerford, assistant superintendent for teaching and learning, reports to the school board on student performance.

School board hears review of state standardized, Regents and AP scores from last year

(Source: Westchester Board of Elections website)

Pelham Manor residents approve proposition to move village elections from March to November

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

Election Day in Pelham: Polls are open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Daronco Town House and Our Lady of Perpetual Help school

Schools

School board hears review of state standardized, Regents and AP scores from last year

Foto Feature: International dinner returns to PMHS as students celebrate cultures through food and fun

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Foto Feature: Siwanoy fifth graders plant micro-forest as part of outdoor education effort

School board president meets with Mayor Mullen on Julianne’s Playground legal dispute

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