…and announcements posted since the Pelham Examiner started publishing June 1

December 1, 2018

The Pelham Examiner has published 500 stories and press announcements since the first item went up on the website on June 1, hitting that big number almost exactly on the paper’s six-month anniversary. Time flies in the news business. The 5ooth piece actually ran on Thursday, and we’re only now grabbing a moment to commemorate it.

The first post on June 1 was a press release:

Sock n’ Buskin Cast Members Earn Recognition

As was number 500:

Town of Pelham tree lights up Dec. 1; Santa arrives at gazebo at 4 p.m.

What were the most popular stories? The following is a list of the most-read stories for each of the six months, according to Google Analytics tracking:

 

Some staff members submitted their favorite contributions to the paper:

 

Finally, for you lovers of lists, here’s the top 10 pages visited during the entire six-month period:

  1. Pelham Examiner home page
  2. Latest News section page
  3. Staff Biographies section page
  4. Village of Pelham police blotter: Sept. 2-8
  5. Complete list of 2018 graduates of Pelham Memorial High School
  6. Bushong plans multiple downtown events as new head of Pelham Chamber
  7. Policing the conversation about racism
  8. Sports section page
  9. Pelham Examiner Athlete of the Autumn: vote for your PMHS favorite
  10. Schools section page

 

Thank you for reading those and the rest of the 500 stories. We appreciate each and every reader supporting Pelham’s local newspaper. Stick around for the next 500.

–The staff of the Pelham Examiner

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    Terry DunnDec 4, 2018 at 12:10 pm

    You have done a superb job. Really outstanding. I hope you continue.

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    Margo HastingsDec 3, 2018 at 1:28 pm

    Congrats!

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