BY JIM DEVINE Selectmen are considering a pay-as-you-throw program for the town’s transfer station following a recent presentation from the Department of Environmental Services. David Degler, a solid waste program coordinator for DES, presented the proposal on Tuesday, May 6, as a way to curb transfer station costs on the ...

BY JIM DEVINEPelham town officials are backing a plan to expand a roundabout traffic intersection at the current fire station’s location as a solution to growing traffic problems. In a 3-2 vote on Tuesday, April 8, selectmen backed one of two traffic proposals for a roundabout to be constructed in the town center, which would force the fire ...

BY DARRELL HALEN At least three people are interested in filling a vacant seat on the Pelham Board of Selectmen. Brian O’Hearn, school district moderator Ken Dunne, and former Selectman William McDevitt have applied to be appointed to the seat that Ed Gleason vacated on Oct. 9. Selectmen will choose Gleason’s successor. The ...

BY DARRELL HALENThe chairman of the Pelham Board of Selectmen, Ed Gleason, has resigned from the board. Gleason announced he was leaving the board near the end of its Tuesday, Oct. 9 meeting. His resignation took effect the next day. It was a move, he wrote in his resignation letter, that was made with “sincere regret and great ...

BY DARRELL HALEN Doug Viger, who was appointed to the Pelham Board of Selectmen late last month, has been sworn in to his new position. Viger officially joined the board on June 12. He replaces Tom Domenico, who cited personal and business commitments when he announced he would be stepping down from the board. Domenico, who works for the ...