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November 24, 2006  RSS feed
Once again Village crews have been making their rounds in the Village collecting an estimated 21,000 cubic yards of leaves. At the Village Yard, these leaves are turned into mulch and are available cost free for use by residents. More...

Despite assurances from the Garden City Board of Trustees that there will be ample opportunity provided for public input on the St. Paul's issue, a handful of weary and distrustful residents once again expressed concern with the process being followed to decide the future of the Historic Main Buildi More...

The contract dispute between the Garden City School District and the Garden City Teachers' Association has taken a new turn as both sides have agreed to seek assistance from a mediator. More...

The Committee to Save St. Paul's will continue its dialogue with the community at a second presentation of its proposal for the redevelopment of the Historic St. Paul's Main Building on Tuesday, December 5, at 7:30 p.m. at Stewart School, corner of Stewart Avenue and Clinton Road. The committee reco More...
After district counsel gave an update on teacher contract negotiations (see related article), the Garden City Board of Education conducted the following business at its November 20th meeting: More...
On Saturday, November 18th, the Garden City Patriettes U10 girls' soccer team played one of their toughest games this season against the North Shore Tigers. Down three players, the Patriettes met the Tigers head on. Shot after shot by the Patriettes' offensive line was blocked by the Tigers' goalie. More...
St. Paul's RFP To the Editor: The Board of Trustees Meeting last Thursday evening was attended by a number of people supporting the redevelopment proposal being promoted by the Committee to Save St. Paul's (CSSP). Although passion has run high about the St. Paul's issue for a long tim More...
Almost every year at this time, I do a column reflecting on the many things to be thankful for. More...