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June 22, 2007  RSS feed
Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray and Councilman Ed Ambrosino are visiting train stations along the LIRR's mainline, gathering petition signatures in opposition to the MTA's plan to construct a third railroad track between Floral Park and Hicksville. The officials are collecting the petitions for presentation to the governor and MTA officials during the public comment period (Sept. More...

The focus was on the science department on Monday evening as the Garden City Board of Education and public listened to a presentation led by Gail Bennington, district coordinator of science. More...

As his second year as superintendent draws to a close, Dr. Feirsen had staff members provide an update on goals which have not yet been fully reached at the Garden City Board of Education meeting on June 18th. In November, 2005, Dr. More...

At the Garden City Chamber's season finale luncheon at the Garden City Hotel on May 16, Mayor Peter A. Bee spoke to a packed room of Chamber members and guests about issues in and around Garden City that will impact both the business and residential communities. More...
On Monday, June 4th, the Mollie Biggane Melanoma Foundation presented a skin cancer prevention program to 6th Grade Middle School students. Dr. Ted Daly, a Garden City Dermatologist, shared in the presentation. Students viewed the video, "The Dark Side of the Sun". More...
It's Time To Register for Fall Soccer! Registrations are now being accepted for the Centennial Spring Soccer Program. The program is open to girls entering Kindergarten in September through 9th grade. Girls' games are scheduled for 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. More...
Margaret K. Musil Long-time Garden City civic leader and pioneering religious educator, Margaret Kirkland Musil, 91, died on April 16, 2007, from complications following surgery. Mrs. Musil was named the Garden City Citizen of the Year in 1996. More...
As a resident I recently wrote an article informing GC residents that the fields on Cherry Valley were owned by GC. A HUGE proportion of GC residents were unaware of this fact. I intentionally wrote the article in a very generic manner to inform our town residents that we can and do need these fields for our children's activities and we do OWN them. More...
This is the season of discontent in American politics. For President Bush, already something of a lame-duck president, his approval ratings have gone down even further. For example, in the Rasmussen daily tracking poll, in which the president almost every day had an approval range of between 38 and 42 percent, the daily numbers are now more like 35 percent. More...