By Bella Caruso, Assistant Managing Editor July 23, 2021
Throughout the prolonged course of the Covid-19 pandemic, the staff of the Pelham Examiner continued to write about daily changes in all our lives for more than a year. The stories on the website shifted...
As the New York Press Association could not hold an awards ceremony this spring, the Pelham Examiner hosted one of its own last week under the pergola in Wolfs Lane Park to confer three 2020 Better Newspaper...
Oliver Tam, assistant managing editor of the Pelham Examiner, has been selected to represent New York State at the 2021 Al Neuharth Free Spirit and Journalism Conference in June.
The convention,...
The Pelham Examiner won three awards for its 2020 news, education and healthcare coverage from the New York Press Association, the 700-member professional trade group that is the largest such organization...
The local newspaper Bjäre nu, which covers the Cape Bjäre region in Sweden, is planning to move to a Pelham Examiner-like student-run model for editing and publishing a paper that serves the communities...
Katja Fair, assistant managing editor/photos for the Pelham Examiner, has had one of her pictures selected for the 2020 Drexel University High School Photography Contest Exhibition. The image is of a vigil...
At 3:30 p.m. Friday, the Pelham Examiner published its 3,000th news item. The paper reached that milestone after two years, six months and four days of publication. Posts included news and sports stories,...
By tradition, the Pelham Examiner's founding date is the Monday after graduation, because that's when we announced the paper to the world two years ago.
We ended year two with a total of 1,188 stories...
Pelham Examiner Executive Editor Charlotte Howard was awarded the 2020 Rotary Scholarship by the Rotary Club of the Pelhams. Howard graduated from Pelham Memorial High School on Saturday.
The Rotary...
Charlotte Howard, executive editor of the Pelham Examiner, was New York State representative to the Al Neuharth Free Spirit and Journalism Conference in D.C. last June, where she met Emma Suttell, the...
From Poynter.org:
In New York, middle schoolers and high schoolers are also local journalists covering the coronavirus
“They may not know it’s the biggest story of their lives, but they acted...
Burbio.com, a Pelham-based community events platform that streams school, government, library and non-profit event information from across the U.S., has added online and virtual events to its service...
