Voters crammed into a packed village hall Wednesday for a forum featuring the four candidates seeking two seats on the Village of Pelham Manor Board of Trustees.
Incumbent Republicans Breda Bennett...
By Charlotte Cohn, Assistant Managing Editor March 13, 2024
Finding mentors is critical if women are to have success in their careers, according to several speakers on a "Women in the Workforce" panel held by a Pelham Memorial High School club at the Picture House.
Panelists...
Residents crowded the new Shea Station cafe for its grand opening Saturday in the Pelham train depot.
Owned by Pelhamite Mimi Humphery, the cafe welcomed customers to a ceremony to honor the opening...
The Pelham Board of Education voted unanimously Wednesday to authorize the district "to explore a transfer" of Julianne's Playground to the Village of Pelham "for consideration," after several board members...
The Pelham Board of Education's policy committee has set two public events for this month as it looks at revising the rules governing cell phone usage in the high school.
The policy committee is examining...
By Jack Boyce, Assistant Sports Editor February 27, 2024
PMHS varsity hockey, the defending Section 1 champions and #1 seed, fell to the #3 seed Byram Hills 4-3 in the New York State Division II Section 1 championship on Sunday.
Pelham dominated the opening...
By Phoebe Schwarz, Deputy Managing Editor February 24, 2024
Lidl Food Market is seeking to move into the space formerly occupied by Micheals in the Pelham Manor Shopping Plaza, but must first receive approval of amendments to its site plan from the Village of Pelham...
The PMHS ice hockey and the girls basketball teams both made progress in the sectional tournaments during the winter break for the schools.
Hockey had a bye in the quarterfinal round after receiving...
The Village of Pelham will not get an easement from the school district to build underground stormwater reservoirs and install pumps at Julianne's Playground.
School Board President Dr. Michael Owen-Michaane...
By Gabby Ahitow, Executive Editor February 20, 2024
Superintendent Dr. Cheryl Champ presented to the school board Feb. 12 a preliminary budget that increases spending by 2.68% to $93.4 million and seeks to maintain existing programs while the district works...
By Charlotte Cohn, Assistant Managing Editor February 13, 2024
The Pelham school district announced a snow day for Tuesday as a potentially powerful nor'easter approached the region, while Westchester County declared a state of emergency beginning at 10 p.m. Monday.
The...
The Pelham Board of Education continues to review the Village of Pelham's request to build underground water reservoirs and above ground pumps at Julianne's Playground, including exploring legal issues...
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