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Supports Pringle and Cardwell for Manor board after current trustees fail to face challenge of flooding

March 18, 2024

To the editor: I am writing to express my enthusiastic support for Kate Pringle and Mark Cardwell in the upcoming Village of Pelham Manor election for trustees. I believe Pringle and Cardwell can finally...

Responds to Manor Dems: Lower home values result of bordering Bronx, Mt. Vernon; sources of most flood waters are outside Pelham

March 18, 2024

To the editor: I grew up in the former Village of North Pelham. My dad was a village trustee there, as well as a former town historian. My wife Fran and I briefly lived out of town but moved back in 1993...

Pelham Manor government misses out on $250K in earnings on $8.45 million cash balance

March 18, 2024

To the editor: There has been a lot of debate about the fiscal position of the Village of Pelham Manor as we head to the election, and I'm writing to draw attention to the difference between fiscal soundness...

Voting for Pringle, Cardwell because one-party rule creates ‘singularity of thought’ in Pelham Manor

March 18, 2024

To the editor: I applaud all four candidates who have raised their hands and put themselves out there. This year, I’ll be voting for Kate Pringle and Mark Cardwell for Village of Pelham Manor trustees....

Commitment and dedication Cardwell showed as Scout leader needed on Pelham Manor village board

March 18, 2024

To the editor: Mark Cardwell delivers as a leader. I saw it firsthand in his decade of service to Pelham Scouts. Cardwell's quiet brand of servant leadership helped so many boys grow into men in...

Add their voices in support of Pringle’s election as Village of Pelham Manor trustee

March 15, 2024

To the editor: We write to add our voices in strong support of Kate Pringle’s candidacy for the Village of Pelham Manor Board of Trustees. We have known Pringle and her family since they moved...

Manor trustee candidates Pringle and Cardwell offer solutions for flooding, traffic safety and tax savings

March 15, 2024

To the editor: Like so many of you, I’ve had the honor of friendship with Kate Pringle and Mark Cardwell. They represent the finest of Pelham Manor and inspire anyone who knows them. I’ve seen it...

Supports Bennett and Owen-Michaane after candidate forum; challengers focused on ‘activism and muckraking’

March 15, 2024

To the editor,  I am writing to express my support for Breda Bennett and Maurice Owen-Michaane in the recent debate for trustee candidates for the Village of Pelham Manor. Having attended the event,...

Clarifies facts on ambulance after watching Pelham Manor candidates forum

March 15, 2024

To the editor: After watching the debate last evening for the Pelham Manor village elections, I would like to clarify some facts. The new ambulance service began Jan. 1 with the Eastchester Volunteer...

Bennett and Owen-Michaane both tireless advocates for residents of Pelham Manor

March 15, 2024

To the editor: We are writing to support the reelection of Deputy Mayor, Police Commissioner and Trustee Breda Bennett and Trustee and Department of Public Works Commissioner Maurice Owen-Michaane in...

Bennett for reelection to Pelham Manor village board: She brings intelligence, grace and tenacity

March 14, 2024

To the editor: I am writing to offer my support to Breda Bennett in her upcoming reelection race for Village of Pelham Manor trustee. I first met Bennett more than 20 years ago at Richie Bell Field....

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...

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