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Letters to the Editor

Time for new chapter in Pelham Manor: Pringle and Cardwell offer right vision for board of trustees

March 14, 2024

To the editor: It’s time for a new chapter in Pelham Manor. So much more can be achieved to enhance our quality of life while truly addressing the important public safety problems we face. We need...

Seeks reelection of Owen-Michaane and Bennett as Manor trustees because of their experience, community commitment

March 14, 2024

To the editor: As a proud member of our Pelham Manor community, I am thrilled to endorse two exceptional candidates for reelection as Village of Pelham Manor trustees: Bridget “Breda” Bennett and...

Appeals to neighbors to end one-party control of Pelham Manor board and vote for Cardwell and Pringle

March 13, 2024

To the editor: When my family moved to Pelham Manor four years ago, we thought we settled in a slice of Westchester heaven. In many ways, we have. We’ve met kind, creative and fascinating neighbors....

If elected Pelham Manor trustees, Pringle and Cardwell will work to solve problems of flooding, lawsuits and rising taxes

March 13, 2024

To the editor: I write to you today with great enthusiasm to endorse Kate Pringle and Mark Cardwell for election to the Village of Pelham Manor Board of Trustees. In these two individuals, we find a blend...

Pelham Manor running its own elections in March costs taxpayers, reduces voter participation

March 12, 2024

To the editor: Why is the Village of Pelham Manor election on March 19? It’s a question I get a lot, and there is no good answer. Pelham Manor is an outlier in holding a March election that it runs...

Vote for Bennett and Owen-Michaane to keep proven team in place on Pelham Manor village board

March 5, 2024

To the editor: We write to whole-heartedly endorse the reelection of Deputy Mayor and Police Commissioner Breda Bennett and Trustee and Department of Public Works Commissioner Maurice Owen-Michaane...

On Sixth Avenue, neighbor almost drowns in flood; asks school board to show ‘sense of community toward all residents of Pelham’

February 26, 2024

To the editor: I moved to Pelham 24 years ago after looking at houses in several other surrounding towns and cities. My family and I settled on buying a house in Pelham because we were drawn to its...

Endorses Bennett and Owen-Michaane for reelection to Manor board because of commitment to village services, community

February 24, 2024

To the editor:  We proudly endorse the reelection of Trustee and Deputy Mayor Breda Bennett and Trustee Maurice Owen-Michaane for another term as stewards of the Village of Pelham Manor.  As individuals...

Flooded on Seventh Avenue: stomach pains when it rains, car destroyed, four pumps, can’t travel for more than seven days

February 20, 2024

To the editor: I have resided at 515 Seventh Avenue for 24 years. When I initially moved there, I was so happy to have a home and a great school system for my children at the time. During my 24 years...

‘We, the flood-affected residents of north Pelham and Highbrook, need your help’

February 19, 2024

To the editor: We, the flood-affected residents of north Pelham and Highbrook, need your help. Perception is reality, and opinions differ on how the flooding issues should be resolved, but I hope...

Commends school board ‘for putting our children first by voting unanimously against’ reservoirs at playground

February 16, 2024

To the editor: Julianne’s Playground is essential for the physical and mental health of our children. As a resident of Pelham for four generations, I am very concerned about the Village of Pelham’s...

They supported new Hutch and new middle school. Now call on school board to allow reservoirs at Julianne’s Playground.

February 15, 2024

To the editor: We are so lucky to live in Pelham! It’s why we’ve stayed long after our kids graduated from Pelham Memorial High School. It’s why we publicly supported building the new Hutchinson...

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