Pelham Examiner

2 months ago | pelhamexaminer.com | Gillian Ho

At a community planning workshop on Jan. 31,  The Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center at Rutgers University-New Brunswick and the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council (NYMTC) proposed three solutions to better the dangerous pedestrian conditions around Glover Field and Pelham Memorial High School. The solutions focused on three key danger points at the intersection and included the potential additions of new crosswalks, a raised median and intersection mural, or even a roundabout.

2 months ago | pelhamexaminer.com | Gillian Ho

At a community planning workshop on Jan. 31, two transportation planning organizations proposed solutions for dangerous pedestrian conditions at the intersections between Pelham Memorial High School and the Glover Field complex. The suggested steps focused on three key danger points at the intersections and included the addition of new crosswalks, a raised median and intersection mural—and even a roundabout. The virtual meeting, which was hosted by the Alan M.

2 months ago | pelhamexaminer.com | Ciara Lynch

After nearly five years of anticipation, “Squid Game,” an acclaimed and popular series written and directed by South Korean director Hwang Dong-hyuk, released a second season, bringing more action-packed scenes and a new humorous approach. The second season became available on Netflix on Dec. 26. Though the first season seemed to follow a strict plot, the second season introduced various new characters and new plot lines along with them.

Jan 21, 2025 | pelhamexaminer.com | Kiran Schwaderer

After seven years since the project began, Mayor Mullen gaveled in the first Village Board of Trustees meeting at the new municipal center at 200 Fifth Ave. alongside Deputy Mayor Carpenter, Trustee Mohan, Trustee Solomon, and new Trustee Howell. Mullen opened the regular meeting with words from President Theodore Roosevelt in 1902, saying, “We get in the habit of speaking of the Government as if it were something apart from us. [But] the Government is us—we are the Government, you and I.

Jan 17, 2025 | pelhamexaminer.com | Gillian Ho

Categories: Trustee Maurice Owen-Michaane announced at Monday’s board meeting that the Village of Pelham Manor received a $400,000 grant for a bioretention system at the corner of Esplanade and Ely Ave. to help ongoing stormwater mitigation efforts in the Village. This effort is one of the proposed projects outlined in the village-wide drainage infrastructure assessment, according to Village Manager Lindsey Luft.