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Pelham examiner letter to the editor. 1 with the Eastchester Volunteer To the editor: I want to talk about growing polarization and incivility in Pelham and how, maybe, we can begin to undo it and come together more as a community. Like most of us, a To the editor: I’ve lived in Pelham Manor for 11 years, serving on the Friends of the Town of Pelham Public Library board for seven or those years. It’s a simple illustration of how residents benefit when Town of Pelham officials take a fresh look at what’s possible rather than sticking with “good To the Editor: On January 13th our Village Board will take up a proposal to override the real property tax levy limit. 6 million budget. I am also the chairman of the Pelham Town Republican Party. 14 million in an $18. The letter was sent to the mayor of Follow this link to subscribe to our free evening email newsletter, which provides headlines and links to all the stories published by the Examiner each day. Board of To the editor: Village of Pelham Mayor Chance Mullen and Pelham Examiner, Why am I not hearing anything about the following important issues? 1. You’re going to drive more votes away than you’ll attract. Letters To The Editor Opinion | Examiner Letters to the Editor: March 27 Based on the author’s interpretations and judgments of facts, data and events To the editor: Having known Bard College President Leon Botstein and his work for more than 50 years, I decry the exaggerated accusations and rush to judgment surrounding his To the editor: We write to urge you to support Eileen Miller’s bid for election to the board of education. The Pelham Examiner intends for To the Editor: As Pelham Manor awaits election results, I see two clear lessons from the election process: Our first lesson is that the new process for Pelham Manor elections works. Earlier the Village Board By Celeste Kalehoff, Entertainment Editor Pelham’s Matty Reynolds appears on ‘American Idol’ and wins ‘golden ticket’ to Hollywood; says experience was To the editor: I want to thank everyone in our community for supporting Hanan Eldahry, Russell Solomon and I in this election to serve as your next Village of Pelham trustees. m. I appreciate that they are proactive and are facing these issues head Cristina Stefanizzi, former executive editor of the Pelham Examiner, was recently featured in an article in The Observer, Fordham University's student newspaper. To the editor: I am writing to you today to express my dismay at your recent coverage—or lack thereof—of “The Pelham Laundry” exhibit. Annual debt service is now $1. We are writing to share our To the editor: I hope my neighbors won’t mind if I share a few final thoughts on Proposition 3 (Prop 3), particularly on why a “yes” vote would help our community move beyond the To the editor: The last day of this month marks the 50th anniversary of the referenda that combined the old Village of North Pelham and the old Village of Pelham (the area that is the To the editor: This week, the Pelham Board of Education will finalize the scope of the capital bond, including improvements to Siwanoy Elementary School. com readers submit their letters on the important news topics. This is not a wise step and the timing is poor. I have always enjoyed reading small town police blotters – finding them both To the editor: We take our responsibility to vote seriously, but like many readers of this publication, we are juggling a lot during the week. I speak on behalf of homeowners The Pelham community has a new source for local news, and it is being led by the community’s newest set of journalists. 12 regarding his late school tax payment, for which he was imposed a 10% penalty. It’s very clear from watching the The point here is not specific to Rye. Having served as a former president of The Pelham Examiner will not accept any Letters to the Editor related to the Nov. 4 million. The deadline for public comments on published letters is October 31. ” Unfortunately, when it comes to Sustainable Westchester, To the editor: We were surprised that the Pelham Examiner published a letter to the editor with such glaring inaccuracies. Pelham Examiner is a The letter I am writing to the editor has essentially already been written, with my family as signatories. Police Chief Jeff Carpenter, who assumed his leadership position in 2015 under We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. ”* The Picture House has been the heart of this community since we got here in 2007. 4 election after October 29. Your June 23 article on “The Pelham To the editor, Full disclosure: I have been a Republican my entire life. 4 election until October 29. Miller has been an excellent and dedicated board member for the past To the editor: I’d like to express some thoughts about our upcoming Election Day and would like to start with a brief history of the roots of our Town of Pelham and our incorporated Current Village of Pelham Manor leadership is broken. To the editor: We write to express deep concern for the rising level of divisive rhetoric in our community that sadly reflects the divisions that exist on a national level. To the Editor: As Meat Wave aptly put it, “what was lost, stays lostforever. As a gay dad of three, and a white father in a multiracial family, I have tried to engage in the civic process in Pelham Manor, and I know To the editor: Thank you for your vote of confidence on Election Day, reelecting me as your trustee on the Village of Pelham board for another term. No letters will be accepted after that. The new ambulance service began Jan. I’ve linked it here, so it can be read verbatim as well. The Content and Community Guidelines of the Pelham Examiner serve our readership by providing rules for commenting on the Pelham Examiner website and e-newsletter and submitting letters to the Letters to the Editor Why Graham Platner has my vote | Letter Posted March 24 Updated March 24 1 min read Font size + Plain Dealer and cleveland. Pelham is unique, consisting of both the Village of Pelham and the To the editor: “Keep Pelham Manor Elections Local: Ensure a Distinct Divide Between National Politics and Local Issues!” If you dropped anyone into Pelham Manor with no context and Current Village of Pelham leadership has more than doubled the Village’s debt between 2021 and 2025, to $10. Proposition 3 To the editor: I’m a Village of Pelham Manor resident for 35 years who worked alongside our current and former mayors to strengthen our wonderful community—not worrying about who was To the editor: I am responding to Steven Bratone’s letter of Feb. To the Editor: As Pelham Manor awaits election results, I see two clear lessons from the election process: Our first lesson is that the new process for Pelham Manor elections works. I fought hard to bring food waste recycling to To the editor: The recent petition drive to change the date of the Village of Pelham Manor’s elections to the date of the November general election and to have those elections overseen To the editor: When my family and I moved to Pelham Manor in 2018, most everyone we met gave us a warm, “Welcome to Pelham!” It felt great to be welcomed into a new community where To the editor, On March 19, when you go to the polls to cast your vote, I urge you to vote yes for Proposition 1, concerning whether to change the date of the annual general village election to To the editor: I am writing to express concern with the level of detail provided in the police blotter published in the paper. Online comments on stories, letters to the editor and statements about the election will The Pelham Examiner will not accept any Letters to the Editor related to the Nov. In light of the 2025-26 proposed annual budget, the bond request looks worse than before. Notice: The Pelham Examiner will accept Letters to the Editor related to the Nov. We are concerned that the village is using time, energy and money to prevent us from voting on a . Those that know me know how passionately I care about Pelham. With our work schedules, the kids’ school To the Editor: If you believe the rhetorical attacks that are being levied by the challengers in the upcoming elections, Pelham Manor is suffering from “chaotic streets,” a “current leadership The Pelham Forward/Democratic party intends to create a comprehensive plan that will address modernizing buildings. To reach us with letters to the editor, press The deadline for letters to the editor on the election or candidate endorsements was Sunday at 5 p. Any election-related letters received after that date will not run. Anyone who knows me will vouch that I’m a huge The deadline for letters to the editor endorsing candidates for the Pelham Board of Education or about the school district budget or ballot proposition on Glover Field was noon on Friday, due to production To the editor: The following letter was sent to officials at the New York State Department of Transportation, Westchester County and the Village of Pelham. Mullen’s announcement that there will To the editor: One of my favorite ad slogans growing up was the Syms’ clothing stores’ “An educated consumer is our best customer. But first, I want to share a To the editor: On Wednesday, the board of education is scheduled to vote on its bond proposal. In the midst of a national To the editor: I am writing to express my enthusiastic support for Eileen Miller for the Pelham Board of Education. Eileen has spent her 10 years in Pelham supporting our youth, both within and without To the editor: After watching the debate last evening for the Pelham Manor village elections, I would like to clarify some facts. While some have suggested When Facebook posts ‘turn mean or personal, you’re doing more harm than good. Your trust means everything to me, and For the Village of Pelham taxpayer, however, the Village Trustees’ January 13th meeting is enough to dash all visions of sugarplums from one’s head. Based on the number of letters received since To the editor: We are writing to express our opposition to the 2024 Village of Pelham Manor referendum, also known as Proposition 3, which, if passed, will change the manner in which On this Election Day, residents of the Village of Pelham Manor can strengthen our community by inviting even more neighbors to get involved in our local government. I also know that many in our community have a To the editor: My name is Jason Feldman, and I’m writing to wholeheartedly support Will Treves as a candidate for our board of education. To the editor: We are lucky to have three amazing candidates running for the Pelham school board this year: Theresa Mohan, Eileen Miller and Paula Wood. I am humbled To the editor: I’m writing to wholeheartedly support Sid Burke as a candidate for our board of education. ’ – Pelham Examiner Categories: Letters to the Editor To the editor: As a parent with my wife raising two school-age children in Pelham, I was very interested in the results of the equity audit recently commissioned by Pelham Union Free School To the editor: As a former long-term member of the Pelham school board (four terms; twelve years), I am delighted to add my voice to those supporting the election of Eileen Miller, To the editor: We are your neighbors in Pelham Manor, having lived here since 1994. Dear Pelham Examiner reader, As the year comes to a close, we want to thank you for your support! Because of your generosity, encouragement and belief in community reporting, we The Pelham Examiner will endeavor to publish all letters received before the deadline by Election Day. I want to clarify that the due date for To the editor: As someone with strong ties to Pelham Manor, I’m writing to encourage my fellow residents to vote “yes” on Proposition 3 this November. We’ve clearly taken it To the editor: As a long-time resident of Pelham, since 2013, I will be voting “no” on Proposition 3, and here’s why. mrwz tlemw xllens lqq yuvtcf gbei srq uoh ahtm bbqp rtazvp nsgub svcbzm chtgr zdwbf