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Deputy Mayor Carpenter: Pelham Examiner’s Farrell ‘mischaracterized’ Village’s perspective on role of assessments in tax hike
June 12, 2026

To the Editor: A recent Pelham Examiner article states that "the Village of Pelham Board of Trustees...

Siwanoy neighborhood resident calls out parents, caregivers who block driveways during drop-off and pick-up hours
June 9, 2026

To the Editor: To all those who park along Siwanoy Place to drop off and pick up their children: ...

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Concetta Eudicone, incoming president of Colonial's PTA
Colonial parents urge Champ, Board of Ed to come up with interim fix for lack of air conditioning before school begins in September
By Ciara Lynch, Executive Editor • July 15, 2026

School might be out for summer, but the lack of air conditioning at Colonial Elementary School remained a problem all the way until the end of classes in June, and is likely to remain a problem this fall. Two parents spoke at the Board of Education's...

From left: Paul Anzilotti, Rhett Speros and Arthur Long
Long, Speros and Anzilotti launch bids for seats on Village of Pelham Board of Trustees; first contested election since 2019
By Ella Santerre, Assistant Managing Editor • July 13, 2026

For the first time in seven years, the election for seats on the Village of Pelham's Board of Trustees will be contested.  Three candidates--Arthur Long, Rhett Speros and Paul Anzilotti--have filed papers to run for board seats this November on the Neighborhood...

Wild weather wreaks havoc in Pelham over July 4th weekend; historic police booth at Four Corners damaged
Wild weather wreaks havoc in Pelham over July 4th weekend; historic police booth at Four Corners damaged
By Ella Santerre and Ciara Lynch July 6, 2026

Punishing weather took a toll on Pelham over the July 4th weekend, and heavy rains forecast for today have already prompted an advisory from the National Weather Service about the potential for flooding in the area. The heat wave of last Thursday and...

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Concetta Eudicone, incoming president of Colonial's PTA
Colonial parents urge Champ, Board of Ed to come up with interim fix for lack of air conditioning before school begins in September
By Ciara Lynch, Executive Editor • July 15, 2026

School might be out for summer, but the lack of air conditioning at Colonial Elementary School remained a problem all the way until the end of classes...

Pelham Memorial High School high honor roll for fourth quarter
Pelham Memorial High School high honor roll for fourth quarter
July 6, 2026

The Pelham Memorial High School high honor roll for the fourth quarter, which includes the students' recently completed grade, was provided by the assistant...

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Ebony Louissant wants to bring healthy, holistic living to Pelham with her Bonji Juice Bar, on the former site of Sue's Corner
Ebony Louissant wants to bring healthy, holistic living to Pelham with her Bonji Juice Bar, on the former site of Sue’s Corner
By Charlotte Hong, Business Editor • June 5, 2026

Opening your own retail business involves financial risk, so most entrepreneurs devise a detailed business plan, including sales projections and costs,...

Daniella Lulgjuray of Burger Bar 57, surrounded by town officials and supporters, grabs the scissors for the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Burger Bar 57 brings new life to former site of B&B’s 5th Avenue Pub, replacing pub-grub vibe with Hollywood theme
By Samantha Chalissery, Staff Reporter • April 10, 2026

It's been a long time since Pelham had a burger joint at 531 Fifth Avenue--the former site of B&B's 5th Avenue Pub--but the wait is over. Burger Bar...

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Grace Kiamie sings the national anthem before the race.
Pelham 2.5-K road race on July 4th draws 260 runners; Baffuto and Sanchez post best times for men and women
July 16, 2026

More than 260 people participated in a 2.5 mile run/walk on July 4 to celebrate the 250th anniversary of our country and the Battle of Pelham.  Matthew...

Image posted on social media by Team USA
Kate Douglass–deprived of a world record after only nine days–handles her teammate’s victory with grace
By Conor Waters, Contributing Editor • July 9, 2026

How did Pelham's championship swimmer Kate Douglass react after being dethroned from her position as the world's fastest women's swimmer after only nine...

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'Before the Examiner, I viewed journalism as irrelevant. Yet as time passed, I realized that journalism was valuable to my personal growth.'
‘Before the Examiner, I viewed journalism as irrelevant. Yet as time passed, I realized that journalism was valuable to my personal growth.’
By Nate Reynoso, Managing Editor

Out of perpetual boredom one October, I decided to join the Pelham Examiner to be productive occasionally. The first flaw in my decision-making was assuming...

Grace Kiamie sings the national anthem before the race.
Pelham 2.5-K road race on July 4th draws 260 runners; Baffuto and Sanchez post best times for men and women
July 16, 2026

More than 260 people participated in a 2.5 mile run/walk on July 4 to celebrate the 250th anniversary of our country and the Battle of Pelham.  Matthew...

Annual Buddy Walk for 'Team Jen' to support National Down Syndrome Society scheduled for September 13
Annual Buddy Walk for ‘Team Jen’ to support National Down Syndrome Society scheduled for September 13
July 16, 2026

The seventh annual Buddy Walk for "Team Jen" to support the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) is scheduled for Sunday, September 13th, 10:30 AM, at...

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The Picture House to host watch party for US men's World Cup playoff game vs Bosnia-Herzegovina July 1
The Picture House to host watch party for US men’s World Cup playoff game vs Bosnia-Herzegovina July 1
June 30, 2026

The Picture House Regional Film Center invites soccer fans to experience the excitement of the FIFA World Cup Round of 32 on the big screen as the U.S....

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'Before the Examiner, I viewed journalism as irrelevant. Yet as time passed, I realized that journalism was valuable to my personal growth.'
‘Before the Examiner, I viewed journalism as irrelevant. Yet as time passed, I realized that journalism was valuable to my personal growth.’
By Nate Reynoso, Managing Editor • July 14, 2026

Out of perpetual boredom one October, I decided to join the Pelham Examiner to be productive occasionally. The first flaw in my decision-making was assuming...

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