Joseph Apicella received the Excellence in Community Development Award.
Prospect Hill Kindergarteners Enjoyed a Thanksgiving Breakfast on November 22.
Members of the practice participated in the donation program called Operation Gratitude for military troops serving overseas.
teacher faces child-porn charges; jogger assaulted in county park; high-speed chase; car break-ins: the week's most-read local Patch posts
plus Mrs. Green's retrenches; cops on whale watch catch suicide and more in the Week in Review on Pelham Patch
From organizing a food drive to donating pies, there are many ways for Pelham to give back during the holidays. Here are some.
new clues in socialite murder; David Cassidy concert and more in the Week in Review on Pelham Patch
Eligible businesses around Pelham can also claim valuable tax credits for hiring veterans
Dine at any of the great participating restaurants in or near Pelham and post pix, or just take the HVRW survey!
and more: the Week in Review for Pelham Patch
The PMHS Forensics Speech team competed at the NYCFL Service Award Tournament at Xavier High School in Manhattan.
A new law goes into effect in January that will affect the type of smoke alarms you can buy around Pelham Manor.
Wave Hill welcomes visitors to visit the 28-acre public garden and cultural center overlooking the Hudson River and Palisades on Nov. 8.
Pelham Public Schools and PACT are working together to meet the needs of Pelham students.
Did your favorite chocolatier make the list?
The November 5 event will focus on invasive species in our gardens.
Interested in taking mass transit? The Pelham Metro-North station is on the New Haven Line.
plus fighting state cuts in school aid; high-speed broadband push; lead poisoning prevention; haunted Hudson Valley; more: the Daily Digest
Danny Glover a guest bartender; pill-pushing doc faked school bus driver exams; landslide damages exit ramp
plus fatal DWI update; underwear burglar suspect caught; urgent care crash; CNR financial crisis and more
Many Westchester libraries offer fun seasonal programs for kids, teens and adults.
plus funeral for college student, accused DWI killer appears in court; pipeline barricade ends; homes to note before Halloween and more
Yonkers Partners in Education held its 9th Annual Gala September 29.
This year, teams from 17 Westchester public libraries including Pelham's are in the book trivia competition for 4th – 10th graders.
plus a curse at the crossroads; flood remediation; creepy clowns; train derailment and more
Check out the participating restaurants that will offer three-course prix fixe lunches and dinners around Pelham and Mount Vernon.
John Geoghegan, a graduate of Iona Prep, was the first Westchester resident to be killed in action in Vietnam.
State Sen. Jeff Klein (D- Bronx/Westchester) announced $30,000 in funding for Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club on Saturday, Sept. 24.
A candlelight vigil is meant particularly for families and those who weren't alive in 2001.
The Alzheimer’s Association and Westchester Jewish Community Services will offer a series of educational programs for caregivers.
Now you can buy Metro-North train tickets anywhere, anytime—and see train service status.
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Check out these weekend events in the Pelham area!
sponsored by the Anthony Senerchia Jr. ALS Charitable Foundation
What do you think? Is Pelham a better place for retirees than its Niche ranking would suggest?
Looking for the best pulled pork sandwich, or maybe a majestic batch of wings, hot or mild, in Hudson Valley? Patch has you covered.
A Hudson Valley resident and ALS patient created the silly fundraiser, which underwrote a recent scientific breakthrough. Join him Aug. 7.
Pool monitoring has the potential to become New York's most effective way to save the region's trees and forests.