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September 22, 2006 RSS feed / Front Page

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Owner Of Former Saks Site To Tell Chamber What's Ahead

"What's going on at the former Saks Fifth Avenue site?" One of Garden City's most frequently asked questions will be answered at a presentation for the Garden City Chamber of Commerce at its season kick-off luncheon next Wednesday, September 27, no More...

Proposed Fence Causes Controversy

By Stephanie Mariel Petrellese

The Garden City Board of Trustees was set to vote on awarding a bid to install an ornamental fence along Stewart Avenue on the St. More...

A Word From The Publisher

As the school year and the sports season ramps up, we have been receiving an increasing supply of material, particularly via email. On an average week, we get about two thousand emails per week, the vast majority of which are spam. More...

Community

Garden City Residents Support Candidates

Just days after Garden City's judicial candidate, Francis Ricigliano, won on Primary Day by securing another ballot line, residents came by on Saturday and took time to chat with Senator Kemp Hannon who is running for reelection. More...

ACS's Fall Luncheon October 3rd

The Garden City Unit of the American Cancer Society cordially invites you to our Fall Luncheon. More...

Cathedral Spire Repairs To Begin

The Ven. Theodore Bean, Provost of the Cathedral of the Incarnation, has announced that repairs and renovations to the Cathedral's 208-foot spire has commenced. More...

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Letters

Letters To The Editor

Email: editor@gcnews.com

A Wonderful Experience To The Editor: After almost eighteen wonderful years as Public Relations Consultant to the Garden City schools, I am no longer with the district. More...

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View From Here

The View From Here . . .

By Bob Morgan, Jr.

Here is another periodic report on the upcoming midterm elections on November 7, now just a few weeks away. More...

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Village Applies For St. Paul's Grant

By Stephanie Mariel Petrellese

The Garden City Board of Trustees voted 7 to 1 in favor of submitting an application for a New York State grant to be used for maintenance work on the Historic Main Building at St. Paul's at its Sept. 14th meeting. More...

Teacher ContractExpected Soon

By Stephanie Mariel Petrellese

More than 100 teachers representing kindergarten through twelfth grade attended the first Garden City Board of Education meeting of the school year on September 18th to quietly but powerfully let the public and board know that they are currently work More...

School

A Special Education Seminar

Do you have the feeling that something is just not right? That maybe your child requires modifications in the academic setting or a special education program? More...

Computer Classes To Start Soon

Adult Education is offering the following computer classes. More...

$20 Computer Classes!

Adult Education for the Garden City Public Schools is offering the following More...

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Sports

Soccer U-10 Warriors Shut Out Port Washington!

11 boys strong, and every Warrior is as important as any other on this terrific U-10 team, who won on Saturday, Sept. 16th in Port Washington. More...

Fireballs Keep Rolling

This past Sunday the girls took to the pitch at St. Paul's and put together a second good match to push their record to 2-0-0. More...

Power Surge

The Garden City Power U-10 girl's soccer team enjoyed their first victory of the regular season in a 5-0 win over Oceanside. The Power defense controlled midfield, allowing for many scoring opportunities. More...

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