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November 5, 2004 / Front Page

Head Of NJ Homeland Security To Speak At Rainbow Division Monument Event Nov. 11

The head of homeland security for New Jersey, who was a commander of the Rainbow Division, the grandson of a famous American poet killed in World War I, and the archivist with the General Douglas MacArthur Foundation in Norfolk, Virginia, will attend More...

Learning Through Technology Monday, November 8

Technology in the Garden City Schools has greatly enhanced teaching and learning. Dr. More...

New Street Sweeper Placed In Service

The Village%27s Department of Public Works recently took delivery of a new 2005 Elgin Pelican 4-cylinder turbo charged diesel engine Street Sweeper. More...

Community

St Joseph’s 2004 Parish Party Dinner

The Carltun at Eisenhower Park will be the host for this magnificent event on Friday November 12. It will be a great evening with exquisite food, superb entertainment, and dancing for all. More...

Choral Society Auditions

The Long Island Choral Society, founded in 1929 and conducted by Meredith Elaine Baker, is pleased to announce the next singer auditions for its 76th season. The next concert of the 2004-2005 season will be our annual performance of Handel More...

Chiang Named Siemens - Westinghouse Semifinalist

Garden City High School Science Research student Debbie Chiang More...

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Letters

A Word From The Publisher

While this editorial is not going to make us popular at the High School, we agree with the temporary security measures enacted by the new GCHS principal, Hank Hardy. Due to recent bomb threats made during lunch periods, Mr. More...

Letters To The Editor

Needs Discovered? To The Editor If I were a member of the Village staff, and the Trustees asked me to come up with More...

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GCHS Campus Closed Due To Bomb Threats

By Meg Morgan Norris

Due to a recent rash of bomb threats made at Garden City High School during October, principal Hank J. Hardy instituted a closed campus policy at the school. More...

Friends Bid Farewell To Seventh St. Merchant

It was a bittersweet celebration as several friends of Stu Greenberg gathered at a recent luncheon at the Cherry Valley Club hosted by Jim Costello, past two-time president of the Garden City Chamber of Commerce who had worked with Stu over the years More...