White Castle USA Luge Slider Search to be held on Murray Street hill May 23-24

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Children ages 10 to 13 will have the opportunity to try luge for free on the Murray Street hill in Glens Falls on May 23 and 24. The White Castle USA Luge Slider Search is coming to Glens Falls both days, seeking young people interested in learning about the sport and possibly pursuing Olympic dreams.

Participants will use wheeled sleds that resemble those used in Olympic ice-track competitions as they roll down Murray Street Hill. The event is designed to identify children who may want to join the national luge team development structure.

Sessions are scheduled at three times each day: 9 a.m., noon, and 3 p.m. During these times, Murray Street will be closed to traffic from South Street downhill to Henry Street for safety reasons.

Parents or guardians interested in signing up their children can call 1-800-USA-LUGE (1-800-872-5843) and dial zero when prompted. Additional information and registration details are available at the official website: USA Luge.

The event provides an accessible way for local youth to experience a unique winter sport during warmer months, with organizers hoping some participants may go on to compete nationally or internationally.



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