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Letters to the Editor

Former Pelham deputy mayor supports Clive Anderson for town board because of his commitment to serve

October 30, 2023

To the editor: As a 10-year member of the Town of Pelham Recreation Commission and nine years as a Village of Pelham trustee, serving my last year as deputy mayor, it has been my pleasure to serve the...

Backs Maura Curtin for town board, citing her work ‘away from the limelight’ as grief facilitator for children

October 30, 2023

To the editor: I’m writing to encourage you to reelect Maura Curtin as a Pelham town councilwoman and to share my experiences working closely with her in our roles as volunteer grief facilitators...

Reelect Maura Curtin to town council for her commitment to public service, preserving Pelham’s trees

October 25, 2023

To the editor: I am happy to express my support for Maura Curtin for reelection to our town council. Pelham is lucky to have tremendous leadership on our town council, and Curtin has proven her commitment...

Vote for Clive Anderson for town council: ‘a man of service and community’

October 24, 2023

To the editor: I am Joan Brisson, a 25-year resident of Pelham, and I firmly support Clive Anderson for town council. I have known Anderson since he came to our town in 2014, first as an employer, then...

Supervisor McLaughlin endorses Clive Anderson for town council and John De Chiaro for town justice

October 24, 2023

To the editor: I have had the privilege of serving our wonderful Town of Pelham for the last 14 years. Ten years as a town councilman and four years as your town supervisor. During those fourteen years,...

Keep Kristen Burke and Maura Curtin’s experience working for town council

October 23, 2023

To the editor: I’m pleased to support Kristen Burke and Maura Curtin, who are running for reelection to the Pelham Town Council. Some Pelhamites might not be familiar with the town council, since...

Backs McLaughlin, Anderson, DeChiaro and Clemente for local posts in election

October 23, 2023

To the editor: In this November's election, I endorse Dan McLaughlin Sr., Clive Anderson, John DeChiaro, Antoinette Clemente and John Hynes.  I've been a resident of Pelham for 51 years. My family,...

Reelect Kristen Burke to town council: She advances sustainability, brings thoughtful expertise to legal issues

October 23, 2023

To the editor, I enthusiastically support Kristen Burke in her bid for reelection to the Pelham Town Council. Burke is intelligent, motivated, fair-minded and thorough. For many years, I have admired...

Joe Solimine Sr. supports Pelham’s John Hynes for county legislator

October 18, 2023

To the editor: In a couple of days I will be sending my endorsement letter into the Pelham Examiner. But I wanted to make special early mention to you that our own Pelham resident, John Hynes, is running...

Pleasantly surprised by swift efficiency of Town Justice Kagan’s court

October 18, 2023

To the editor: I went to Pelham Town Court a few months ago to contest a wrongful ticket. The court process was so organized and so pleasant. I felt safe as they checked my bags, and...

Witnesses racial profiling, monetary extraction when Pelham traffic ticket sends her to town court

October 17, 2023

To the editor: My family and I moved to Pelham from Massachusetts at the end of this summer and have enjoyed settling in and making this lovely town our home. Within a week of my arrival, I was pulled...

Endorses Kagan for Pelham town justice as open and experienced judge residents want

October 17, 2023

To the editor: I am very pleased to endorse my friend Adam Kagan, who is running for reelection as Pelham town justice. I worked closely with Kagan for eight years when we were both members of the...

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