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- 1Pelham residents split over solar project near UMass forest▼Pelham residents split over solar project that would clear 34 acres near UMass research forest
Pelham, Massachusetts residents are divided over a proposed solar project that would require clearing 34 acres of land near a University of Massachusetts research forest. Supporters back the shift to renewable energy, while opponents worry about the loss of forestland near the research site. The town's deliberations are drawing local attention in western Massachusetts.
- 2Pelham Planning Board to hear 4.4-megawatt solar proposal▼Pelham Planning Board to hear proposal for 4.4-megawatt solar project
A 4.4-megawatt solar project proposal is set to go before the Pelham Planning Board, according to the Daily Hampshire Gazette. The hearing will give residents and officials a chance to review the plan for the renewable energy installation in the western Massachusetts town. Details about the developer, site location, and timeline have not yet been made public as the board prepares to take up the proposal.
- 3South City Theatre returns to Pelham stage with 'Yankee Tavern'▼South City Theatre returns to Pelham stage with ‘Yankee Tave...
South City Theatre is staging a production of 'Yankee Tavern' as it returns to its Pelham, Alabama performance space. The community theatre group's comeback to the venue is drawing attention from local audiences, with the Shelby County Reporter covering the reopening and the play's run.
- 4Christ Church Pelham plans annual classic car show for November 7▼Christ Church Pelham’s annual classic car show fundraiser scheduled for November 7
Christ Church Pelham has scheduled its annual classic car show fundraiser for November 7. The event is a recurring community gathering in Pelham that raises money for the church, drawing classic car owners and local residents. Details about the venue, entry, and how the proceeds will be used are expected to be announced as the date approaches.
- 5Pelham to stage Revolutionary War battle re-enactment October 18●See Pelham Revolutionary War battle re-enactment, tall ship Oct. 18
Pelham will host a Revolutionary War battle re-enactment on October 18, accompanied by a visit from a tall ship. The event, promoted by local outlet Lohud, invites residents to watch historical battle demonstrations and tour the ship. The re-enactment ties into the area's Revolutionary War heritage and offers a family-friendly day of living history for the community.
- 6Kraftwerk v. Pelham ruling reshapes music sampling rules●heise+ | Kraftwerk vs. Pelham: Wann Sampling als Pastiche erlaubt ist Wer fremde Aufnahmen sampelt, braucht die Erlaubni
German tech news outlet heise+ examines the long-running legal dispute between Kraftwerk and producer Moses Pelham over a two-second sample, asking when sampling can qualify as a permitted 'pastiche' under copyright law without a licence. The piece explains that using others' recordings generally requires rights-holder permission, and outlines the narrow circumstances in which courts allow unlicensed use as parody-style pastiche.
- 7After Losing It All, She Found Love and Married●She Lost Her Boyfriend, Her Job and a TV Gig. Then She Found Love. https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/09/style/stephanie-ca
A New York Times Style wedding feature tells the story of Stephanie Cassano and Bayleigh Pelham, a couple who married after a stretch of personal upheaval. One partner endured a breakup, a job loss and the end of a television role before the relationship began. The piece follows the paper's tradition of narrative wedding announcements about couples with winding paths to the altar.
- 8Pelham Wick installed as Scheibe Professor of Mathematics at WashU●Wick installed as Robert G. and Maxine W. Scheibe Professor of Mathematics
Mathematician Pelham Wick has been installed as the Robert G. and Maxine W. Scheibe Professor of Mathematics at Washington University in St. Louis. The named professorship recognizes Wick's scholarly contributions and provides endowed support for his work in the mathematics department. The installation marks a formal academic honor at the university.
- 9New women-focused business opens in Downtown Pelham▼A new business lands in Downtown Pelham, a space focused on women
A new business focused on women has opened in Downtown Pelham. The venture, covered by regional outlet WALB, is described as a dedicated space centered on women in the Georgia city's downtown district. Details on the business's name, services and ownership have not been widely reported, but its arrival adds to ongoing revitalization efforts in Pelham's commercial core.