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Lark Martin, Deputy Executive Editor

Lark is a sophomore at Pelham Memorial High School. Previously, she was an A & E editor on the Colonial Times. Lark also loves field hockey, horseback riding, mac and cheese and playing piano and French horn.

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Destined Hutchinson School sweethearts married in October after losing touch for 38 years and reconnecting in 2018

Destined Hutchinson School sweethearts married in October after losing touch for 38 years and reconnecting in 2018

By Lark Martin, Contributing Editor
January 5, 2024

They were paired to walk down the aisle at the 1978 Hutchinson Elementary School graduation. They were paired again in October at their wedding 43 years in the making. In July 2019, John McClernan wrote...

Pelhamite Beth Lane premieres documentary on familys escape during Holocaust

Pelhamite Beth Lane premieres documentary on family’s escape during Holocaust

By Lark Martin, Contributing Editor
November 15, 2023

The seven Weber siblings evaded capture after the death of their mother in Auschwitz, following their father's wish for them to "stay together no matter what happens." With the help of two farmers, now...

He started with one-day Bronx beekeeping course: Becomes Pelham Market favorite and subject of documentary Keeper

He started with one-day Bronx beekeeping course: Becomes Pelham Market favorite and subject of documentary ‘Keeper’

By Lark Martin, Contributing Editor
October 19, 2023

Sean Malik Flynn, owner of Boogie Down Bronx Honey and Pelham Market fan favorite, may have started with a one-day course in bees, but he's since created the growing business featured in the documentary...

PMHS student playwrighting fest back and under new name: Young Artists Festival

PMHS student playwrighting fest back and under new name: Young Artists Festival

By Lark Martin, Contributing Editor
June 14, 2023

The Young Playwrights Festival returned to Pelham Memorial High School, but this year rebranded with a new name—the Young Artists Festival—and a broader mission to showcase short films, as well the...

Foto Feature: Summerfest returns to Chester Park with music, games, food AND dog parade

Foto Feature: Summerfest returns to Chester Park with music, games, food AND dog parade

By Lark Martin, Contributing Editor
June 13, 2023

Pelham Together's Summerfest 2023 made a grand return to Chester Park on June 3, beginning with the popular dog parade and offering fun activities and games for the families of Pelham. Summerfest is...

Nate Hopper awarded BSAs National Certificate of Merit for life-saving rescue

Nate Hopper awarded BSA’s National Certificate of Merit for life-saving rescue

By Lark Martin, Staff Reporter
April 12, 2023

The hot sun of Puerto Rico beat down on Nate Hopper's service group last June after a long day of picking up trash on the beach. Hopper had been there for three days of the 14-day trip with the student...

Existing equipment at Juliannes Playground as the Pelham school district began this week installing new play structures, in what is the first part of a project the Junior League will carry forward in one to two years.

Junior League restarts project to redesign Julianne’s Playground as school district adds new equipment

By Lark Martin, Staff Reporter
March 21, 2023

The beloved Pelham community space Julianne's Playground was last updated in 1999 and is badly in need of a refresh. The Junior League of Pelham has taken on the project of redesigning the park in a...

5 PMHS students featured in competitive Young Artists exhibit at Katonah Museum of Art

5 PMHS students featured in competitive ‘Young Artists’ exhibit at Katonah Museum of Art

By Lark Martin, Staff Reporter
February 14, 2023

Five Pelham Memorial High School seniors—S Tapogna, Vikman, Lydia Whalen, Nadine Whalen and Naiya Gonzalez Breen—have work from their AP Art portfolios featured at the Katonah Museum of Art's "Young...

Indie-rock supergroup boygenius returns triumphant with 3 new songs

Indie-rock supergroup boygenius returns triumphant with 3 new songs

By Lark Martin, Staff Reporter
February 8, 2023

The indie-rock band boygenius--featuring Phoebe Bridgers, Lucy Dacus, and Julien Baker--released their latest set of singles from their upcoming album "the record" on January 28th. The supergroup was...

Foto Feature: Paint the town Halloween

Foto Feature: Paint the town Halloween

By Lark Martin, Staff Photographer
October 19, 2020

Pelham Memorial High School art students painted Halloween scenes on the windows of shops in downtown Pelham.

Foto Feature: Hutch rising, as steel frame of new school forms

Foto Feature: Hutch rising, as steel frame of new school forms

By Lark Martin, Staff Photographer
July 24, 2020

Steel framing rises as the new Hutchinson School takes shape on the playing field next to the current school.

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Foto Feature: Parking slots to dining spots

By Lark Martin, Staff Photographer
July 22, 2020

According to Village of Pelham Mayor Chance Mullen, "You may have noticed barricades being installed along Wolfs Lane and Fifth Avenue. Last week, I issued an additional executive order allowing restaurants...

Stingray City in Grand Cayman.

Swimming with horses, stingrays and lots of other tourists on Grand Cayman

By Lark Martin, Staff Reporter
September 16, 2019

GRAND CAYMAN, Cayman Islands — This island would be a perfect place to take a picture for your Instagram account, if there weren't so many other tourists attempting to get the same shot. Still, the...

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