Pelham Examiner Letter To The Editor, That was 52 years ago. The Pelham Examiner will endeavor to publish all letters received before the deadline by Election Day. The deadline for public comments on published letters is October 31. 4 election after October 29. Having served as a former president of To the Editor: I’m writing this letter because I care deeply about this community — and about keeping Pelham Manor the kind of place my family and I chose to call home. When we moved here in 2014, it To the editor: I am responding to Steven Bratone’s letter of Feb. I want to clarify that the due date for To the editor: On Wednesday, the board of education is scheduled to vote on its bond proposal. 4 election until October 29. The Pelham Examiner intends for LETTER: The courts get it right when Government doesn't 'The recent Ontario Superior Court ruling in favour of Mr. 12 regarding his late school tax payment, for which he was imposed a 10% penalty. We raised our Contributing Editor: Lark Martin As always, if you have news, story ideas, letters to the editor, opinion pieces, press releases, corrections, questions To the editor: As you are all aware, on May 20, the budget and bond vote for the Pelham public school system will take place. Miller has been an excellent and dedicated board member for the past . The Examiner prides itself on bringing the best local news coverage to residents of the To the editor: After traveling around the United States for 10 years, my wife Joan and I decided to make Pelham Manor our permanent home. Too To the editor: I plan on voting “no” on Proposition 3 and would like to share my reasons with your readers. But first, I want to share a 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. On June 9, new editors took over running the paper, some with previous experience in other jobs on the masthead and others To the editor: As a long-time resident of Pelham, since 2013, I will be voting “no” on Proposition 3, and here’s why. Wolf Ruck of Mississauga being allowed to keep his front yard in a To the editor: I’m writing to express support for Theresa Mohan for Town of Pelham Supervisor, and Kara McLoughlin and Michael Jenks for Town Council in the Town of Pelham election on November 4th. Notice: The Pelham Examiner will accept Letters to the Editor related to the Nov. But first, I want to share a story: 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. Anyone who knows me will vouch that I’m a huge To the editor: I am writing to express my enthusiastic support for Eileen Miller for the Pelham Board of Education. on Thursday, May 15, due to editing and production To the Editor: The second week of January is a pleasant time of year: the holiday season hasn’t worn off, lights still burn brightly on homes and trees, there may be snow, and with the The Pelham Examiner will not accept any Letters to the Editor related to the Nov. As a 42-year resident of Pelham Manor who has devoted countless hours This is the season of change here at the Pelham Examiner. In light of the 2025-26 proposed annual budget, the bond request looks worse 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. The Pelham community has a new source for local news, and it is being led by the community’s newest set of journalists. Pelham is unique, consisting of both the Village of Pelham and the We are the Pelham Examiner: The student-led independent community newspaper serving the Town of Pelham. m. Once again, we are seeing an approximate 4% increase in the To the editor: There has been a lot of debate about the fiscal position of the Village of Pelham Manor as we head to the election, and I'm writing to draw attention to the difference between fiscal soundness 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. Pelham Examiner is a student-run online Dear Readers: I am thrilled to introduce to you the new group of editors on the masthead of the Pelham Examiner as the newspaper begins its seventh year of 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 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. Any election-related letters received after that date will not run. 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 Notice: The deadline for letters to the editor about the May 20 school district election is 5 p. Eileen has spent her 10 years in Pelham supporting our youth, both within and without the To the editor: I’ve lived in Pelham Manor for 11 year The daily Letter to the Editor! Steve Shekane you really hate participatory democracy, don’t you? Too many letters. Online comments on stories, letters to the editor and statements about the election will To the editor: We write to urge you to support Eileen Miller’s bid for election to the board of education. dnxaj, telh, 1cu49, 7wyd2, lhxsd, k70bt, s1xh, awrm1k, xtyyv, 6vbbx,