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March 1, 2026
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Pelham Public Library Offers Ukulele Lessons and Community Events in March: Throughout March, the Pelham Public Library is hosting a range of activities for residents, including ukulele workshops for beginners, a book discussion, and virtual visits to unique museums. Children can attend multiple storytime sessions, while adults have opportunities for creative and educational programs. Additionally, Pelham Middle School students are collecting winter clothing for local youth through a service project. These events reflect the library's ongoing commitment to serving the community. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Mar 1)
February 27, 2026
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Pelham Resident Recalls 300th Anniversary of Thomas Pell Land Purchase Celebration: A Pelham resident shared memories of her husband's involvement in the town's 300th anniversary celebration of Thomas Pell's historic land purchase from Native Americans, which took place in 1654. The commemoration included protecting a tree believed to mark the original transaction site, located near the Bartow-Pell estate on Shore Road. Many residents attended the event, reflecting the significance of the occasion. The landmark tree may still be standing today. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 27)
February 25, 2026
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Pelham Schools Announce Two-Hour Delay Following Recent Snowfall: Following significant snowfall earlier this week and additional snow on Wednesday morning, Pelham schools implemented a two-hour delay for all students. Officials cited worsening road conditions as the primary reason for the late opening, prioritizing safety. The delayed start adjusted the regular schedule, with schools expected to open at 10:15 a.m. This measure is intended to ensure safer travel for students and staff after the storm. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 25)
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Pelham Memorial High School Seniors Named Rotary Scholars for February: The Rotary Club of the Pelhams has honored Pelham Memorial High School seniors Yau Mei Ting and Elliot Levine as Scholars of the Month for February. The recognition highlights both students' strong academic performance, involvement in honor societies, and commitment to extracurricular pursuits. The award was presented at a recent Rotary Club meeting with school leadership in attendance. This monthly recognition emphasizes the achievements and community dedication of Pelham's youth. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 25)
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Pelham Residents Create Banner to Mark 250th Anniversary of Historic Events: In advance of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and the Battle of Pell’s Point, Pelham community members are organizing Needlework gatherings, such as Fiber Fridays and Stitching Saturdays, to craft a collaborative banner for the public library. The effort honors the 1776 battle, where Colonel John Glover’s defensive tactics enabled a critical retreat during the Revolutionary War. The project also aims to make local celebrations more accessible with flexible participation. The completed banner will be displayed for the community. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 25)
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Rye's Outdated Comprehensive Plan Raises Concerns Among Planning Experts: Rye's comprehensive plan, last updated in 1985, is now the second-oldest in Westchester County. Experts advise that such plans should be reviewed every 7 to 10 years to reflect changes in demographics, technology, and economics. In contrast, most neighboring communities have revised their plans within the past 15 years. The prolonged lack of updates in Rye's plan may increase local risks associated with outdated guidance. (Source: Rye Record on Feb 25)
February 23, 2026
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Pelham Schools Remain Closed Tuesday as Blizzard Cleanup Continues: After a significant winter storm left Pelham covered in snow and brought high winds and ongoing precipitation, local officials announced that schools will remain closed on Tuesday, February 24. The severe weather led to a challenging cleanup process, further complicated by a county-wide road ban that slowed restoration efforts throughout the community. District staff have continued their efforts to clear snow, but the impact on travel remains considerable. Students are scheduled to return to school on Wednesday morning. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 23)
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Robert John DeGrazio, Pelham Resident and Engineer, Dies at 65: Robert John "Graz" DeGrazio, a longtime Pelham resident, passed away unexpectedly on February 19 at age 65. DeGrazio was an alumnus of Pelham Memorial High School and DeVry University and held a leadership role at Robert Derector Telecom. Recognized in his field for expertise in security systems and technical writing, he contributed to numerous industry publications. DeGrazio was also active in sports and hobbies, sharing his passion for cooking and outdoor activities with family and friends. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 23)
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Pelham Memorial High Hockey Secures 13 Wins, Prepares for Playoff Opener: Pelham Memorial High School's varsity ice hockey team concluded the regular season with a 13-4-3 record and is set to host a playoff game Wednesday at the Ice Hutch. The team maintains its reputation as a strong contender in Section 1, with this year's success attributed to a unified approach. Key victories include a notable win over Mamaroneck, and standout performances were seen throughout the squad. The first playoff matchup will test their readiness and ongoing team effort. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 23)
February 22, 2026
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Pelham Faces Second Major Snowstorm, Schools Closed and Services Disrupted: Pelham is experiencing its second significant snowstorm of the year, prompting local schools to close and causing delays in municipal services. The Village of Pelham declared a storm emergency, restricting street parking from Sunday evening through early Tuesday to facilitate snow removal. Garbage collection has been postponed in some areas, with revised schedules communicated to residents. These measures aim to ensure safety and effective management during the adverse weather conditions. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 22)
February 20, 2026
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Oscar-Nominated Short Films to Screen at The Picture House in Bronxville and Pelham: The Picture House Regional Film Center will host the 98th Oscar-Nominated Shorts program, offering screenings in Bronxville starting February 19 and in Pelham beginning February 20. The series will run through March 15, concluding on Oscar Sunday. Audiences can view all five nominees in the Animated, Documentary, and Live Action short film categories. The event provides a chance to watch these recognized works in a theater setting before the Academy Awards. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 20)
February 19, 2026
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Ottavio Clarizio, Former New Rochelle Resident, Dies at 69: Ottavio Vito Clarizio, a resident of Ossining and former New Rochelle community member, died on February 17, 2026, at Westchester Medical Center at the age of 69. Clarizio, who attended New Rochelle High School, later ran his own print shop and worked for Allied Printing in New Jersey. He is remembered by family and friends for his warmth, hospitality, and devotion to his grandchildren. Clarizio leaves behind his wife JoAnn, two daughters, and several grandchildren. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 19)
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Pelham Hosts Forum on Aging Sewer Infrastructure and Regional Solutions: Westchester County faces ongoing challenges with its aging sewer systems, leading to leaks and overflows that affect local soil, waterways, and the Long Island Sound. In response, the Hutchinson River Restoration Project, EcoPel, and the Town of Pelham are organizing a community forum to discuss these issues and explore the option of forming a unified county sewer district as a regional solution. The public event will be held at the Daronco Town House in Pelham on March 4. Local officials and residents are encouraged to participate in the discussion. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 19)
February 18, 2026
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Pelham American Legion Post 50 Seeks Applicants for Boys' State Leadership Program: Pelham American Legion Post 50 is accepting applications from local high school juniors for the Boys’ State of New York program. This week-long summer initiative offers participants direct experience in understanding government structures by establishing and managing mock city, county, and state governments. The program emphasizes civic engagement, public speaking, and teamwork while allowing students to interact with peers statewide. Interested students are encouraged to apply for this leadership development opportunity. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 18)
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Pelham Mayor Supports New Mixed-Use Project Near Picture House, Changes Course: Village of Pelham Mayor Chance Mullen withdrew his prior support for a mixed-use development plan involving local gas stations and instead endorsed a proposal from developer James Smithmeyer. Smithmeyer’s plan, developed in partnership with the Picture House, aims to expand the theater and create apartments on neighboring lots, excluding the gas stations. The Village Board had previously chosen a different developer despite local concerns. This new approach could better address community input on downtown redevelopment. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 18)
February 17, 2026
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Pelham Memorial High School Seniors Host Annual Talent Show Featuring Skits and Music: Pelham Memorial High School’s Class of 2026 organized its annual talent show on February 6 and 7, delivering two nights of comedy, original skits, and musical performances. The event featured live and pre-recorded acts, including parodies of school life and performances from student bands. Proceeds from ticket sales are intended to support the senior prom later this year. The show is a longstanding tradition that encourages creativity and school spirit among the graduating class. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 17)
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Pelham Village Board Considers $8,500 Study on Blight for Wolf’s Lane Area: The Pelham Village Board is undertaking an $8,500 study to assess potential blight along Wolf’s Lane. Some community members are concerned that the findings could be used to justify the use of eminent domain, potentially impacting local businesses. The move has prompted debate about property rights and the role of government in designating properties as blighted. The situation raises questions about the future of businesses on Wolf’s Lane and community involvement in redevelopment plans. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 17)
February 16, 2026
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Pelham Memorial High School Announces Second Quarter High Honor Roll: Pelham Memorial High School has released the list of students who achieved high honor roll status for the second quarter. The recognition, shared by the assistant principal’s office, highlights students who demonstrated notable academic excellence during the grading period. This distinction is part of the school's ongoing effort to acknowledge hard work and scholarship. The full list includes numerous students across various grade levels. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 16)
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Maureen P. Woodley Remembered for a Life of Compassion and Service: Bishop Maureen Patricia Woodley, originally from Clarendon, Jamaica and a resident of Walden, New York, died on January 22, 2026. Woodley was known for her kindness, compassion, and dedication to supporting others. Her presence was a source of comfort to friends, family, and all who knew her, and she often provided help in times of need. Her legacy is remembered by the many lives she touched through her steadfast care and empathy. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 16)
February 14, 2026
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Pelham Art Center Opens Spring Registration for Art Classes Across Age Groups: Pelham Art Center has begun accepting registrations for its spring art classes and workshops, welcoming participants from young children to adults. The session includes a diverse range of offerings, such as fine arts, digital media, and hands-on projects, designed for all skill levels. Weekly classes, intensive workshops, and youth camps are scheduled from late March through mid-June. Classes are led by experienced instructors and provide opportunities for creative growth in a supportive setting. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 14)
February 13, 2026
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Janet Vacca, Respected Pelham Resident, Passes Away at 91: Janet Passarelli Vacca, a long-time resident of Pelham, died peacefully on February 8, 2026, at the age of 91. Born in 1934 at New Rochelle Hospital, she was known for her active involvement in her family and the local community. Vacca's contributions and warm presence touched many lives in the area. Her passing is mourned by relatives, friends, and the Pelham community. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Feb 13)
February 12, 2026
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Janet Vacca of Pelham Remembered for Warmth and Community Involvement: Janet Passarelli Vacca, a longtime resident of the Pelham and New Rochelle area, died peacefully on February 8, 2026, at the age of 91. Raised in New Rochelle, she began her career in cosmetology before dedicating herself to her family and community. Vacca was an active member of the Pelham Civics Association and was known for her welcoming home and generosity. Her legacy is fondly remembered by friends and family who valued her warmth and commitment. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 12)
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Pelham Art Center Plans Second Annual 'We Are Family' Benefit for March 8: The Pelham Art Center will host its second annual 'We Are Family' benefit on March 8, 2026, from 10 a.m. to noon at its location on Fifth Avenue in Pelham. The event aims to support the center’s operations, scholarships, youth education, and public programs. Families can expect hands-on art activities for children of various ages, as well as light refreshments in a welcoming atmosphere. Proceeds will directly benefit the center's ongoing community initiatives. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 12)
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Concerns Raised Over Proposed Redevelopment of the Picture House in Pelham: A recent letter to the editor voices concern about redevelopment plans involving the Picture House, a longstanding cultural venue in Pelham. The writer emphasizes the theater’s significance to the community and suggests that developer-driven projects may not fully capture the authentic sense of place established over years of shared experiences. The letter calls on residents to actively support the Picture House as decisions about its future unfold. Community engagement is highlighted as essential to preserving local identity. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 12)
February 10, 2026
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Dr. Michael Silane Remembered for Decades of Service in Vascular Surgery: Dr. Michael Silane, a longtime Pelham resident, passed away at age 82 on February 5, 2026, at Calvary Hospital. Born in the Bronx, he dedicated his career to vascular surgery after education and training at prestigious institutions including Georgetown and Harvard. Dr. Silane served as an attending physician at Cornell-New York Hospital for 45 years and led the vascular surgery department at Beth Israel Hospital for a decade. He was widely recognized for his clinical leadership and lasting contributions to the field. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 10)
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Mentalism and Magic Show Featuring Amazing Ivan Scheduled at The Manor Club in Pelham: The Manor Club Theatre in Pelham is set to host a mentalism and magic performance by Amazing Ivan on February 28 at 8 p.m. Known for holding a Guinness World Record, Amazing Ivan has established himself as a popular entertainer in the tri-state area. The event will be held at 1023 Esplanade and is open to both club members and guests for a fee. The performance offers local residents the opportunity to experience high-energy magic entertainment in their community. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 10)
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John Robert Riccobono, 54, Longtime Pelham Resident, Passes Away: John Robert Riccobono, a 54-year-old lifelong resident of Pelham, died unexpectedly from a heart attack on November 16, 2025. Originally born in Mount Vernon, Riccobono was recognized for his commitment to working with children and young adults. He is survived by close family members, godchildren, and a wide group of friends who remember him for his kindness and sense of style. Riccobono's contributions to the community leave a lasting impact. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 10)
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Project Community in Pelham Expands Board and Introduces New Programs: Project Community, a nonprofit based in Pelham, has celebrated its 40th anniversary by expanding its Board of Directors and launching new initiatives aimed at youth and family well-being. The organization, established by nurses in 1985, welcomes several new leaders to strengthen its governance and program oversight. The additions reflect an ongoing commitment to innovative services and broader community engagement. These changes mark a significant milestone for Project Community as it continues to grow. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 10)
February 9, 2026
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Pauline Doreen Williamson, Longtime Caregiver, Passes Away at 73: Pauline Doreen Williamson, a resident of Mount Vernon, New York, died on January 12, 2026, at the age of 73. Originally from Kingston, Jamaica, she spent her early years working as a seamstress and later contributed to her community as a daycare worker and home health aide. Williamson immigrated to Mount Vernon in 2014, following the death of her husband. She is remembered for her devotion to family, her love of sewing, and her caring nature. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 9)
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Rae Arvonio DeRenzis, Longtime Pelham Resident and Business Owner, Dies at 101: Rae Arvonio DeRenzis, a Pelham resident known for owning local luncheonettes, died on February 8, 2026, at the age of 101. Raised in New Rochelle, she was the daughter of Frank and Maria Lore and graduated from New Rochelle High School. Rae operated well-regarded eateries in both Pelham and Mamaroneck, where her food and hospitality were widely appreciated. She retired in the early 1990s and was remembered for her passion for cooking and her devotion to family. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 9)
February 6, 2026
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Pelham Memorial High Student Among 22 Westchester Honorees in Science Talent Search: A student from Pelham Memorial High School has been recognized as one of 22 high school students from Westchester County named 2026 Regeneron Science Talent Search Scholars. The honorees were chosen from a pool of 2,600 applicants across the nation and were celebrated at an event in Tarrytown. Two Westchester students advanced further as national finalists in the prestigious science competition. The achievement highlights the strong showing of local students in this academic program. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Feb 6)
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Siwanoy Elementary Evacuates After Utility Pole Collapse Causes Power Outage: On Friday morning, students and staff at Siwanoy Elementary School were evacuated due to a utility pole collapse nearby that resulted in a partial power outage and smoke conditions. The evacuees were temporarily relocated to Pelham Memorial High School to stay warm. Dismissal of Siwanoy students occurred from the high school's main entrance starting at 11 a.m., with high schoolers directed to use alternate exits. The situation was managed smoothly by school officials. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 6)
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Danny Fund Gala to Recognize Community Leaders in Pelham: The Danny Fund, a local charity dedicated to supporting families with children facing serious health challenges, will hold its 32nd annual gala at the Surf Club in New Rochelle on February 7. This year, the event will honor Michael Volpe, former mayor of Pelham, and Philip Kiamie, a long-time resident known for his ongoing support of the fund. The organization was established to assist local families following Danny Potocki’s cancer diagnosis. The gala aims to celebrate decades of community involvement and sustained charitable efforts. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 6)
February 5, 2026
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Pelham School Superintendent Reports Academic Gains, Notes Budget Concerns: During her mid-year update to the Board of Education, Pelham School Superintendent Dr. Cheryl Champ outlined continued academic improvements across the district and presented a timeline for upcoming facility upgrades. She highlighted construction projects at Colonial and Prospect Hill elementary schools set to begin this summer, as well as future renovations at Siwanoy and the high school. Rising operational costs, however, remain a significant concern for the district’s budget moving forward. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 5)
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Firefighters Contain Vehicle Blaze on Hutchinson River Parkway in Pelham: Fire departments from Pelham and Mount Vernon responded to a car fire on the Hutchinson River Parkway South in Pelham on Friday morning. Crews coordinated their efforts, managed water sources, and adapted to foam operations when the vehicle's fuel tank ruptured. The incident required swift teamwork to bring the fire under control. No injuries were reported during the response. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Feb 5)
February 3, 2026
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Pelham Science Research Symposium Highlights Senior Projects and Achievements: The Pelham Science Research Program recently held its annual senior symposium, allowing students to present projects they developed over four years. Seniors shared their research with family and friends, having also gained experience through internships, competitions, and national submissions. Among the participants, Emily Walch was recognized as a top 300 scholar in the Regeneron Science Talent Search for her work in cognitive science and healthcare disparities. Several other seniors presented their projects before a large audience at the high school. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 3)
February 1, 2026
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Pelham Public Library Announces February Events Including Sleepover and Food Drive: The Pelham Public Library has released its schedule for February 2026, featuring the return of the popular Stuffed Animal Sleepover, a community canned food drive in partnership with United Way, and several crafting programs. Additionally, the library seeks applicants for a part-time bookkeeper position to support its fiscal operations. Events for both children and adults are planned throughout the month, offering a variety of activities to local residents. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Feb 1)
January 30, 2026
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Pelham Art Center Plans Free Lunar New Year Celebration With Activities and Shows: The Pelham Art Center will hold its annual Lunar New Year celebration on February 8, 2026, from 1 to 3 p.m. as part of its ongoing Folk Arts Series. The event will feature a variety of workshops and performances celebrating Asian traditions and is open to attendees of all ages at no cost. This marks the second event in the three-part series held by the art center. Community members are encouraged to participate in the cultural festivities. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Jan 30)
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Pelham Art Center to Host Lunar New Year Event on February 8: The Pelham Art Center will mark the Lunar New Year with a community celebration on Sunday, February 8, 2026, from 1 to 3 p.m. The event, part of the center's annual Folk Arts Series, will feature a traditional art workshop led by artist Lida Yang Zimmerman and dance performances from the Li Garden Dance Company. Attendees can also participate in sharing wishes for the year and receive limited red envelopes. The celebration is free and open to the public. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Jan 30)
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Pelham Together Recognizes Five Students With Heart of Pelham Awards: Pelham Together awarded five local students the Heart of Pelham Award during a ceremony in late January. The event, held at J Cafe, honored students from both the middle and high schools for embodying values such as compassion, leadership, and perseverance. The recipients included two middle schoolers recognized for supporting their neurodiverse peers and three high school students acknowledged for their positive impact in the community. The awards highlight contributions that often go unrecognized in Pelham. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Jan 30)
January 29, 2026
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Golden Cabana Jewelry and Shea Station to Hold Mini-Market Pop-Up in Pelham: Golden Cabana Jewelry and Shea Station will host a pop-up mini-market at Shea Station in Pelham on February 6. The event will feature selections of rare vintage and contemporary jewelry, as well as curated home and gift items available through the Frances & Fowler in-cafe shop. Visitors can shop for themselves or consider gifts ahead of Valentine's Day. The market is scheduled to run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., providing a one-day shopping opportunity in the local community. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Jan 29)
January 28, 2026
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Winter Blizzard Blankets Pelham in Significant Snowfall: A strong winter blizzard recently brought heavy snowfall to Pelham, resulting in deep snow accumulation across the area. Local streets, homes, and parks were largely impacted, with residents navigating snowy conditions following the storm. The event disrupted regular activities and prompted snow removal efforts throughout the community. Officials urge continued caution as clean-up continues in the aftermath of the storm. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Jan 28)
January 26, 2026
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Pelham Residents Raise Concerns About Potential Tax Cap Override and Village Budget: During a recent Village of Pelham Board of Trustees meeting, residents expressed concerns about a possible override of the state-mandated tax cap as the annual budget process begins. Village officials explained that adopting a local law for an override is standard when future budgetary issues like rising insurance, retirement costs, and infrastructure needs, such as a new ladder truck and ongoing flood mitigation, are anticipated. Some residents urged the board to consider reducing spending or re-examining underutilized property before moving forward. The discussion comes as financial pressures continue to challenge local governance. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Jan 26)
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Pelham Schools Announce Two-Hour Delay Following Weekend Snowstorm: Pelham Public Schools will operate on a two-hour delay on Tuesday, January 27, as a result of icy conditions left by a weekend snowstorm. Schools had already been closed on Monday, January 26, due to the weather. The delayed opening means classes for all schools are scheduled to begin at 10:15 a.m. This adjustment was communicated to families and staff to address lingering safety concerns. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Jan 26)
January 25, 2026
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Pelham Public Schools to Remain Closed Monday After Significant Snowstorm: Pelham Public Schools will be closed on Monday following heavy snowfall that is expected to total between 18 and 22 inches. The district’s communications office announced the closure in response to challenging weather and safety conditions on local roads. Students are scheduled to return to school on Tuesday as conditions improve. Families are advised to monitor further updates from the district regarding school operations. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Jan 25)
January 23, 2026
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Gregory Nelson Delgado, Lifelong Pelham Resident, Dies at 88: Gregory Nelson Delgado, a longtime resident of Pelham, died peacefully at Calvary Hospital in the Bronx on January 21, 2026, at age 88. Born in New York City, he was the eldest of six siblings and was raised in Hell’s Kitchen. Delgado attended Power Memorial High School and Hunter College, and his early life was shaped by faith and devotion to family. He moved to Pelham in 1976, where he and his wife Ana Julia Rodriguez raised their three children. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Jan 23)
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Pelham Memorial High School Senior Earns Top Science Scholar Distinction: Emily Walch, a senior at Pelham Memorial High School, has been selected as one of the top 300 scholars in the Regeneron Science Talent Search. Her recognized research focused on investigating possible language-related biases in cognitive testing. The Regeneron Science Talent Search is considered the oldest and among the most prestigious national science competitions for high school students. Walch's achievement highlights the caliber of local student research. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Jan 23)
January 22, 2026
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Pelham Recreation Department Sets Registration Dates for 2024 Summer Camps: The Pelham Recreation Department has revealed details for its summer camp programs, inviting families to register for various camps starting in late February. Enrollment for the Day Camp opens on February 23, followed by sign-ups for Big Tots and Tiny Tots camps on February 24. These camps are designed to offer recreational opportunities for children during the summer break. Details about specific activities and schedules can be obtained directly from the department. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Jan 22)
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Ruth Markowe-Manning Remembered for Business Acumen and Community Presence: Ruth Markowe-Manning, who passed away on January 16, 2026, was recognized both for her work in executive placements and her impact on local communities. Known for her distinctive daily walks in New York City and her affection for animals, she maintained a vibrant presence in the area. Markowe-Manning invested early in City Island properties, operated stores, and created a welcoming home for cats. She is survived by her family and is remembered for her unique contributions and passions. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Jan 22)
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Pelham Scouts Organize Annual Pancake Breakfast to Support Local Scouting Council: Members of Troop 1, Pack 1, and Pack 4 in Pelham are set to host their annual pancake breakfast on February 8 at Christ Church, with all proceeds benefiting the Greater Hudson Valley Council. This event brings together the Pelham scouting community to raise funds that support year-round programs, leadership training, and key facilities for area youth. The breakfast has historically helped foster connections within Pelham. Funds will aid the upkeep of regional scout camps and community activities. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Jan 22)