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Postal Inspectors and the Village of Pelham Police Department arrested three individuals for stealing mail from the blue collection boxes in Pelham and New Rochelle, NY. Over the past several months, the United States Postal Inspection Service, Pelham PD and the Westchester County District Attorney's Office Investigations Division, have been investigating incidents of mail theft from the blue collection boxes.
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Postal Inspectors and the Village of Pelham Police Department arrested three individuals for stealing mail from the blue collection boxes in Pelham and New Rochelle NY. Over the past several months, the United States Postal Inspection Service, Pelham PD and the Westchester County District Attorney's Office Investigations Division, have been investigating incidents of mail theft from the blue collection boxes.
... Beauty Thomas Pell lived in Fairfax [sic] County, Conn., when he acquired the land now known as the Pelhams and New Rochelle. So fascinating was the beauty of the country that he decided to establish his home there. He called it Pelham, which is a ...
... the Hotel Brunswick in New York City to Pelham Bridge in the Town of Pelham and, later, along Shore Road into New Rochelle. The iconic image of the Tally Ho! immediately below appeared on song sheets, in etchings and engravings distributed ...
... had a meaningful film industry. The speeding roadster that fateful night was driven by Charles J. Hite of New Rochelle. Hite was President and owner of Thanhouser Film Corporation and the Thanhouser movie studios including the studios located in New ...
... Folz finally reached a rather desolate and unpopulated area known as Pelham Woods near Pelham's border with New Rochelle between the New Haven Branch Line and the Pelham border. There, where the railroad tracks crossed Boston Post Road, she ...
... first aid and brought two of the men back to consciousness. An ambulance arrived and took the three men to New Rochelle Hospital where two were promptly released and the third was held for observation though he also recovered. The Pelham Golf ...
... legislators - five - in its history, and largest number of people of color, six. "I'm grateful to the people of New Rochelle, Pelham and Pelham Manor for choosing me to represent them at the Board of Legislators. It's a responsibility that I don't ...
... also sued, demanding $881,000 on a $1 million loan D'Alessio took out in 2015, according to news reports. A New Rochelle investment company claims that D'Alessio moved millions of dollars into his own account, in a $23.4 million project on East 64th ...
... also sued, demanding $881,000 on a $1 million loan D'Alessio took out in 2015, according to news reports. A New Rochelle investment company claims that D'Alessio moved millions of dollars into his own account, in a $23.4 million project on East 64th ...
One of the strangest missing person cases ever to arise in the Town of Pelham occurred in 1884 involving a young woman servant who worked in a home at Bartow, a tiny settlement that once stood along today's Shore Road in the Town of Pelham. Indeed, w ith uncharacteristic understatement, The Daily Brooklyn Eagle of October 11, 1884 reported on the matter, saying: "The hamlet of Bartow, on the Sound, near New Rochelle, is excited over the mysterious disappearance of Mary Grote, a young woman employed as a domestic in the family of Mr. May, a well to do farmer, living in that neighborhood.
... and power for them to have written it." Three vocalists ("Miss Phillips and Messrs. O'Brien and Grover") from New Rochelle celebrated the installation with music. Rev. Waite's father, Rev. Hiram H. Waite, delivered the closing prayer. Following the ...
... Avenue, they stopped and set up camp along both sides of the road with the camp stretching nearly to today's New Rochelle boundary. They also deployed artillery and exchanged cannonades with the American artillery to little effect for much of the ...
... a chain of stony hills so called. On the 21st his Majesty's light troops took possession of the heights of New Rochelle. Colonel Rogers with his New York companies, having taken post at Maramack [ i.e. , Mamaroneck], was attacked by a party of the ...
An investigation into spotty mail service in southern Westchester in recent months determined that "operational procedures were not being followed," leading to un-forwarded and undelivered mail, according to the Office of the Inspector General of the United States Postal Service. Hundreds of complaints have been passed on to the USP.S - especially in Eastchester, Greenburgh, Pelham and New Rochelle - prompting the investigation into the service, which has plagued residents for months.
... of Pelham Manor was only 26 years old. The formal Village of Pelham Manor was only eight years old. Yet, the New Rochelle Pioneer recognized that the region long had been of historic significance and, thus, published an essay on the history of ...
An investigation into spotty mail service in southern Westchester in recent months determined that "operational procedures were not being followed," leading to un-forwarded and undelivered mail, according to the Office of the Inspector General of the United States Postal Service. Hundreds of complaints have been passed on to the USP.S - especially in Eastchester, Greenburgh, Pelham and New Rochelle - prompting the investigation into the service, which has plagued residents for months.
Trolleys once were a principal means of transportation throughout our region. By 1899, one could travel between the Battery in lower Manhattan and any of New Rochelle, Pelham, Mount Vernon or Yonkers for a single fare of eight cents.
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On Thursday, November 4, 1909, three hundred members of the various Lodges of the Improved Order of Red Men from Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, Port Chester, and Mamaroneck gathered in Firemen's Hall in the local firehouse on Fifth Avenue in the Village of North Pelham for a solemn, yet grand occasion. That evening, the Lodge from Port Chester formally installed a new Lodge in the Village of North Pelham: Iroquois Tribe No.
... to trolleys that ran in North Pelham, on Fourth Street (today's Lincoln Avenue) between Mount Vernon and New Rochelle, and on Boston Post Road into New Rochelle -- was one that occurred on the evening of June 30, 1899. The Pelham Manor Trolley was ...
... A police officer was on board with the few passengers brave enough to chance a trip between Mount Vernon and New Rochelle through Pelham. The trolley strike of 1916 was underway. There had been threats of violence. The little car began its trip that ...
Longtime Republican County Legislator Jim Maisano has taken a job with the administration of Westchester County Executive George Latimer, requiring a special election to fill his District 11 seat, which covers New Rochelle and the Town of Pelham. Maisano has been a county legislator for 20 years.
... the Hotel Brunswick in New York City to Pelham Bridge in the Town of Pelham and, later, along Shore Road into New Rochelle. The iconic image of the Tally Ho! immediately below appeared on song sheets, in etchings and engravings distributed ...
... OF PELHAM, NORTH PELHAM, PELHAM HEIGHTS AND PELHAM MANOR Lying snugly between the flourishing cities of New Rochelle and Mount Vernon, on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, and covering an area of 2 1/2 square miles, is situated the ...
Davids Island, which resides off New Rochelle's shore, has a history that dates back to two of America's greatest conflicts: The Civil War and World War I. The 78-acre island, off-limits to the public, was home to one of the biggest WWI recruiting depots east of Mississippi River and dates back to before the Great War. It was purchased by Thomas Pell, the man who purchased the Pelham area, in 1654 from the Siwanoy Native American tribe.
... in a new sculpture garden overseen by the Art Center. Six years ago Ms. Honeysett brought the successful annual New Rochelle ArtsFest to Pelham as a two-town collaboration and weekend-long free celebration of the arts. She worked in collaboration ...
An 83-year-old man from New Rochelle accidentally plowed through a Pelham grocery storefront, through the beer section, leaving crushed cans and shattered bottles on the sidewalk Thursday afternoon. The driver, attempting to back out of a space outside DeCicco & Sons Food Market in Pelham, accidentally accelerated unexpectedly, officials said, before striking the glass storefront and coming to a stop with the vehicle inside the building.
An 83-year-old man from New Rochelle accidentally plowed through a Pelham grocery storefront, through the beer section, leaving crushed cans and shattered bottles on the sidewalk. The driver, attempting to back out of a space outside DeCicco & Sons Food Market in Pelham, accidentally accelerated unexpectedly, officials said, before striking the glass storefront and coming to a stop with the vehicle inside the building.
... Pelham Girl Scouts and their families as well as guests inv ited to the event from G irl Scouts of Mt. Vernon, New Rochelle and Bronxville, as well as Boy Scouts of Pelham . The local newspaper carried a stirring account of the Spring Court of ...
... populated with only a few dozen residents. On Friday, September 9, 1859, Mr. Patterson had business in nearby New Rochelle. As was so often the case in those days, the easiest and quickest way to travel to New Rochelle was to walk along the New ...
... power restored before 2:30 p.m. Other outages have been reported in Mount Vernon (26 customers); Pelham (58); New Rochelle (1); Mamaroneck (5); Harrison (7); Briarcliff Manor (35); Pleasantville (1); New Castle (7); Mount Kisco (1); Bedford (2); ...
... 'rest' proved to be a harder job than his previous post. Pelham was originally part of St. Gabriel's Parish of New Rochelle. The first Catholic church in Pelham was built in 1896 by the Rev. John Kellner. On December 8, 1897, Pelham was made a ...
... n the player before first responders arrived. Pelham Public Schools said in a statement the player was taken to New Rochelle Hospital. Authorities have not released the name of the student.
... there lived more than fifty Catholic families. The area was within the parish of St. Gabriel's Church, New Rochelle that was led, at that time, by Rev. John Anthony Kellner, Rector. Families in Pelhamville asked Father Kellner to allow the ...
... there lived more than fifty Catholic families. The area was within the parish of St. Gabriel's Church, New Rochelle that was led, at that time, by Rev. John Anthony Kellner, Rector. Families in Pelhamville asked Father Kellner to allow the ...
A proposed plan to create five single-family townhouses in Pelham has drawn the ire of some neighbors The development, at 185 Lincoln Avenue, is being considered by the village board and has been in the works since 2012. Residents who live in the nearby Glenwood Lake neighborhood of New Rochelle have expressed concern about traffic, environmental impact, and construction noise, according to LoHud.
... o'clock by a Dort car [manufactured by the Dort Motor Company] driven by William Locklair of 335 Main Street, New Rochelle. The flash light was not seriously damaged and is now in position again." The same year (1925), traffic at the intersection of ...
... 22, Red Cross, became active in the region in support of the war effort. Though led principally by Pelham and New Rochelle women, the organization encompassed women, "Juniors" (younger woment), and some men from Pelham Manor, New Rochelle, ...
