County executive, legislature to raise LGBTQ+ Pride Flag at Michaelian Office Building June 4

May 18, 2023

Editor’s note: This announcement was provided by Westchester County. The Pelham Examiner publishes press releases in the form received as a service to the community.

Pelham 9/11 ceremony to be held Wednesday at town memorial on Harmon

Christ Church to host pet adoption event in remembrance of St. Francis

Editor’s note: This announcement was provided by Christ Church. The Pelham Examiner publishes announcements in the form received as a service to...

School board to hear review of start of school and residency requirement rules

Team Jen’s 5th Annual Buddy Walk steps off Sunday to support National Down Syndrome Society

The 5th Annual Buddy Walk for "Team Jen" to support the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) is scheduled for Sunday, September 8th at The Manor Club...

Blessing of backpacks, musical instruments and sports equipment Sunday at Christ Church

On Sunday, September 8, Christ Church’s Rector, Father Matt, will be blessing backpacks, musical instruments, and athletic equipment at our worship ...

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To the left, Lou's Hotdog Truck, which was parked, was pushed into the side of the Premiere Music Studio.

Premier Music Studio damaged after car hits parked Lou’s Hotdog Truck, pushing it into building

Appeals panel upholds ruling referendum on Pelham Manor elections must be held Nov. 5, rejecting village’s bid to overturn

Pelham 9/11 ceremony to be held Wednesday at town memorial on Harmon

Foto Feature: Sunny faces as students arrive for first day at Pelham elementary schools

School board to hear review of start of school and residency requirement rules

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