Walter B. Howard Elementary School fifth-grader, Maddie Teachout of Stephentown, correctly spelled the word philanthropy to win the New Lebanon Central School District’s annual spelling bee.
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Second Half Tiger Surge Slams Door On Berlin
by Ryan Mosher
While the Berlin boys basketball team has struggled to put together any success this season, their rival New Lebanon Tigers have seemed to finally find their way in the Central Hudson Valley League. With just three games remaining, the Tigers were tied for the top spot entering Monday night’s game with Berlin. As always with these two teams, standings were meaningless as the long time rivals began to do battle.
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New Lebanon School Board To Hold Meeting With Berlin School Board
by Phillip M. Zema
The New Lebanon and Berlin School Boards have decided to hold a joint Board meeting. The object of the meeting is to discuss ways the school districts could share resources. The discussion topics include New Lebanon’s desire to absorb Berlin students who live in Stephentown, the possibility of sharing AP courses with students traveling to the other school as need be to take advanced courses, a grant application that would allow the districts to share transportation services and the possibility of more athletic teams merging. [Read more…] about New Lebanon School Board To Hold Meeting With Berlin School Board
Berlin/New Lebanon Wrestlers Struggle At Mountie Invite
by Ryan Mosher
In their second Mt. Greylock tournament of the year on Saturday, January 30, the Berlin/New Lebanon wrestling team struggled to get going. While the first tournament was a duals tournament, this one was an individual, double elimination tournament. Held at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in North Adams, the tournament brought in twenty-two teams from New York, Massachusetts, Vermont and Rhode Island.
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Albany-Tula Alliance Announces Student Essay Contest
High school students in the Capital Region will have an opportunity to win a trip to Russia for two weeks this summer through an essay contest sponsored by the Albany-Tula Alliance. Students aged 16 to 18 who wish to compete will be asked to write a 1,500 word essay identifying and discussing an issue that Presidents Medvedev and Obama can work on together that will improve the lives of both Russians and Americans in terms of knowledge, resources and trust. [Read more…] about Albany-Tula Alliance Announces Student Essay Contest
Mountaineer/Tiger Wrestlers Face Tough Competition At ICC Tourney
by Ryan Mosher
The Berlin-New Lebanon wrestling team traveled to the Ichabod Crane wrestling tournament this past weekend to take on several tough Capital District wrestling teams. After losing the opening match of the day to a very tough Schuylerville team, the Mountaineers/Tigers then took on Schoharie. [Read more…] about Mountaineer/Tiger Wrestlers Face Tough Competition At ICC Tourney
New Lebanon School Board Faces The Union Free School Dilemma
by Phillip M. Zema
The Union Free School building is in peril. Unless someone presents a feasible renovation plan, the former school building will likely disappear. Accordingly, the New Lebanon School Board faces an unfortunate dilemma [Read more…] about New Lebanon School Board Faces The Union Free School Dilemma
Tigers Overwhelm Mountaineers In First Matchup
by Ryan Mosher
History between the Berlin and New Lebanon boys basketball teams has shown that one’s record going into one of these rivalry games means next to nothing. [Read more…] about Tigers Overwhelm Mountaineers In First Matchup
Berlin Grapplers Lose Close Match To Taconic Hills
by Ryan Mosher
The Berlin-New Lebanon wrestling team took four of seven matches in their Tuesday night dual meet against Taconic Hills. Unfortunately, the visiting Titans took four of the five forfeits in the meet to take a 42-30 victory.
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Mountaineer/Tiger Grapplers At Greylock Early Duals
by Ryan Mosher
Once again this year, Coach Rick Ingraham took his wrestling team across the border to compete in the Mt. Greylock early duals. The first of two tournaments hosted by the neighboring school, this event pits teams against each other in scoring competition. [Read more…] about Mountaineer/Tiger Grapplers At Greylock Early Duals