Talk:Pelham (village), New York

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 In 2005, Michael Clain was reelected as mayor of Pelham.  His mayoralty is defined by a recent building collapse on 5th Avenue that was handled promptly by the mayor and the village administrator, Rich Slingerland.

Please consider expanding the article to supply a history of the village which may include highlights of the mayoralties--to include Clain if appropriate. RCEberwein | Talk 01:38, 17 October 2006 (UTC)