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• Officers, sergeant join ranks

  By Darrell Halen Two new patrolmen and a new sergeant were recently sworn in at the Pelham Police Department. Brian Kelly, 24, is from Farmington, Conn. He graduated from Farmington High School in 2002 and earned a bachelor of science degree in business Read More... Posted Wednesday, December 19, 2007 4:40 PM by Salem Editor | 0 Comments Filed under: Pelham, Merrimack Valley, Political, police

• Conrad to step down from School Board

  By Darrell Halen One of the biggest proponents of a new high school in Pelham is leaving the School Board. Michael Conrad, 42, will depart from the board in March, one year before his current term is to expire. In his letter of resignation to School Board Read More... Posted Wednesday, December 19, 2007 3:46 PM by Salem Editor | 0 Comments Filed under: Pelham, Merrimack Valley, Schools, Political, school board

• Pelham man works for McCain while in college

  BY DARRELL HALEN When Shaun Doherty isn’t listening to lectures, writing papers or taking tests, he can usually be found doing campaign work: distributing fliers, setting up events, making phone calls and recruiting supporters. Doherty, a college Read More... Posted Thursday, December 13, 2007 9:26 AM by Salem Editor | 1 Comments Filed under: Pelham, Merrimack Valley, Political, Sen. John McCain, Presidential campaign

• Haverty gains seat

  BY DARRELL HALEN Three years ago, Bob Haverty finished in fourth place among six candidates who jockeyed for a pair of seats on Pelham’s board of selectmen. This year, it was a different story. Haverty was the top vote-getter among the five candidates Read More... Posted Wednesday, March 14, 2007 3:04 PM by Salem Editor | 0 Comments Filed under: Pelham, Political, elections

• New property tax rate: $13.99

  BY DARRELL HALEN As local officials expected, Pelham’s 2006 property tax rate has fallen considerably because of a town-wide property revaluation. The rate fell from $31.25 to $13.99 per $1,000 of assessed property valuation. The new rate breaks Read More... Posted Wednesday, November 22, 2006 4:00 PM by Salem Editor | 0 Comments Filed under: Pelham, Political