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July 14, 2006  RSS feed
Next Thursday, July 20, the Garden City Chamber of Commerce will hold its 11th "After Hours" networking event to be hosted by Life's WORC at its 1501 Franklin Avenue building. Refreshments will be graciously provided by the Wingate Inn and Tin Alley Grill. Both Residents and business people are we More...

The Committee to Save St. Paul's, a group of local community activists who are fighting the Village of Garden City to preserve the historic main building for public use, responded to last week's decision dismissing their lawsuit to block the Village's pursuit of a possible sale by accusing the Villa More...

Father Joseph Pae has been appointed as Canon Pastor of the Cathedral of the Incarnation by The Right Reverend Orris G. Walker, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island. Father Joseph has been serving at the Cathedral as an assistant priest. The announcement by Father Theodore Bean, Provost o More...

The Garden City Arts-In-Education is pleased to announce that Maestro Christopher Lyndon-Gee conducted a six-day workshop with the Garden City High school orchestra. Maestro Lyndon-Gee is the chair of the Music Department at Adelphi University. He is also a composer who will be attending the premier More...
At the June 19 th Board of Education meeting, Empire State Athletes Matthew Castellano, Michael Lynch, Grayce Nix, Colin Ripp and John Timmins (Allison Silver could not attend) were honored for their outstanding performance at the Empire State Games for the Physically Challenged. They won 12 gold More...
Donald F. Connors, 85, of Vero Beach, died July 8, at Indian River Estates Medical Center, Florida, after a prolonged illness. More...
Like many people, we will be going on a driving vacation this summer. We recently came across some suggestions for hot weather driving: More...
While most political analysts have focused on problems facing Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections, the Democrats certainly have a number of issues of their own. More...