The PMHS volleyball team was triumphant Wednesday over rivals Rye in its first league game. After a dominating 25-15 first set win, the Pelicans never looked back, completing a three-set sweep over the...
The Junior League of Pelham hosted a Zoom roundtable on Sept. 20 to discuss Tropical Storm Ida relief and necessary changes to anticipate and recover after future storms.
Ida’s impact on Pelham was...
In what must have been a historical first, the Village of Pelham board heard a presentation Sept. 14 on marijuana sales—more specifically on allowing cannabis dispensaries in the village.
Jim Landau,...
The Pelham Chamber of Commerce has received a $15,000 grant from the Westchester County Business FIRST program that will be used to support marketing programs for local businesses.
The program was rolled...
By Bella Caruso, Assistant Managing Editor September 24, 2021
The Village of Pelham Board of Trustees decided Sept. 14 to postpone for two weeks a vote on the purchase of four garbage trucks, a step at the core of the board's plan to create a village sanitation department...
The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood watch for southern Westchester through 8 a.m. Friday:
A period of heavy showers and embedded thunderstorms is expected with the approach of a cold...
Pelham residents and out-of-towners, headlining acts and local performers met the bright sunshine Saturday with music, smiles and some serious boogying on parking lot 7 at the first-ever Toonerville...
The chemical accident Monday at the New Rochelle YMCA was caused when staff mixed chlorine and hydrochloric acid by mistake, creating a noxious gas that spread through the aquatics facility, according...
Thirteen people were transported to area hospitals Monday morning after what may have been an accidental mixing of chemicals at the New Rochelle YMCA on Weyman Avenue, according to a press release...
The Board of Education approved a resolution Tuesday to hire C19/Verbosity to conduct district Covid-19 testing for the school year.
The district has also hired a new covid coordinator, Bridget Gates,...
The tracks for the trolley line that once ran through town were revealed Friday by the project to repave Pelhamdale Avenue from the Boston Post Road to Shore Road. The rails will disappear...
After months and years of complaints, the Village of Pelham Manor has moved to create a special email address so residents can report loud music "from other municipalities."
“Recently, the most acute...
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