Bergers Burg: Not just the Irish celebrate St. Patricks Day
Theyre wild and theyre gentle; Theyre proud and theyre humble; Theyre happy and sad. Theyre in love with the ocean, the earth and the skies; Theyre enamored with beauty, wherever it lies.
Snows first-graders enjoy soccer season
The first-grade boys and girls soccer team from Our Lady of the Snows enjoyed a fun-filled and exciting soccer season. The kids, playing games for the first times, played remarkably well and had a great time doing so. They had a terrific season, winning s
Snows Novice girls stop St. Lukes, 24-10
The OLS fifth-grade girls offensive machine took awhile to get into gear on Sunday, as an aggressive St. Lukes defensive effort held OLS to only two first half baskets. Snows defense was working well though, as OLS led 7-2 at halftime at Imma
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