The Columbia Land Conservancy (CLC) presents Owls: Silent Predators of the Night on Thursday, April 8, from 2 to 3:30 pm at the New Lebanon Library. The program is geared to school age children.
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Food For Fines At The New Lebanon Library
Put your library fines to work for the community. This year National Library Week is April 12-17. During this time, the New Lebanon Library will exchange food for fines. Fines for overdue materials, regardless of the amount, will be cleared from your record at a rate of one fine for one food item donated. Only overdue items – not lost or damaged items – are eligible for the exchange.
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Poetry Reading
There will be a poetry reading and writing workshop by J. Daniel Beaudry on Sunday, April 18, at 3 pm at the North Chatham Free Library.
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Dylan Walker Count
New Lebanon – Dylan Walker Count, 24, beloved son of Vicki and Peter Count, passed away following a brief illness at Albany Medical Center on the morning of Saturday, March 27, 2010.
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Can The Union Free School Building In New Lebanon Be Saved?
by Phillip Zema
The Lebanon Valley Historical Society (LVHS) and Union Free School Preservation Committee (UFSPC) have until June 2 to develop a plan to preserve the Union Free School building. In January, the New Lebanon Board of Education voted to postpone until June any decision on the building’s fate. Unless a feasible plan is developed, the building, which is owned by the school district, may be demolished. [Read more…] about Can The Union Free School Building In New Lebanon Be Saved?
New Lebanon Book Group Meets On April 7
The New Lebanon Book Group will discuss the 2009 National Book Award winner, Jayne Ann Phillips’ Lark and Termite, at 7 pm, Wednesday, April 7, at the New Lebanon Library. Note, this is a change from the previously announced April 1 date.
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Fire Fighters With Guns On Tsatsawassa Road
Therapy Dogs Help Young Readers
Nathanael, age 8 is a third-grader at Walter B. Howard Elementary School. He is enjoying Social Studies this year because his class gets to “travel” to different countries and then have a “feast” with foods from each country. His hobbies include building things with Legos and K’nex, playing Wii, computer and DSi games, drawing and reading. The book he chose to read to Simon is about Jack Russell: Dog Detective.
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Facebook And Business At The New Lebanon Library
Marcia Mayper will give a presentation on Facebook and Business on Thursday, March 25, at 7 pm at the New Lebanon Library. [Read more…] about Facebook And Business At The New Lebanon Library
Last Chance To Register For Shatford Little League
Shatford Little League will be conducting its final registration for the 2010 season Saturday, March 20, from 10 am to noon at the Shatford Park Little League field in New Lebanon. Children living in Eastern Rensselaer and Columbia Counties who will be between the ages of 5 and 14 as of May 1 are eligible to play.
For more information call Joe Shupe at 518-658-9321 or Mark Van Zandt at 518-794-9055. You can also register online at www.shatford.org.