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Here are five things to know about Pelham and what's going on in and around the town:

• From the June 2013 newsletter of the Episcopalian Christ Church in Pelham: "We look forward to welcoming you, and your children back to Church School [for religious education] on September 15, before the start of the 10 a.m. service. Please send any questions via email at cipsen@optonline.net, or mjwiehagen@hotmail.com or contact any of the teachers."

• "Pelham Art Center is seeking proposals for a temporary public sculpture to be installed in our 2,300 sq. foot open courtyard. We are looking for work that can be sited for three months, considers the scale, architecture and use of the courtyard and we encourage site-specific proposals. The sculpture will be selected by our Gallery Advisory Committee on the basis of its creativity, interactivity and structural integrity. For information on how to apply please download a copy of the prospectus here." The deadline has already passed for this year, but don't let that stop you: They're accepting applications for next year. -- from the Pelham Art Center website.

• From the Our Lady of Perpetual Help (OLPH) Church bulletin (July 21): "OLPH School is currently accepting applications from qualified students for the 2013/14 school year. If you are interested in information or want toschedule an appointment for an interview, please call the school at 914-738-5158 or visit our website olphpelham.com."

• Ends this Friday, Aug. 9: "Pelham Art Center is pleased to present its highly popular Faculty and Student Showcase. This annual exhibition features both two and three dimensional work in a variety of mediums by the Art Center’s distinguished teachers and enthusiastic students. Exhibited work ranges from charcoal to oils, black and white photographs to digital prints, and mixed media to ceramics. The Faculty and Student Showcase provides a great opportunity to view and collect original work from emerging and established artists." -- from the Pelham Art Center website.

• "Five students are participating in this year's [Parents and Community Together] internship program.  They will be building and maintaining social networking profiles and a website to advertise these opportunities to high school students. Local organizations looking to advertise events for teens or volunteer opportunities that students may use to fulfill their community service requirement should contact the interns at whatsgoingoninpelham@gmail.com or through their Facebook profile: What’sHappening InPelham." -- from the PACT (Parents and Community Together) website.