At the Garden City Chamber of Commerce luncheon on January 31 at the Garden City Hotel, Althea Robinson received a magnificant presentation bouquet containing 30 roses to commemorate her 30th year as the Chamber's Executive Director. A member of the Executive Committee, Althea is pictur... More...
By Meg Morgan Norris At the February 8 regular Village Board meeting, Trustee John Mauk announced that the final information has been received from those who responded to the village's Request For Proposals (RFP's) on St. Paul's. He said the proposals will be reviewed in March and the ... More...
By Meg Morgan Norris The Garden City Board of Trustees started its annual budgeting process with a meeting to discuss the capital projects proposed by the various department heads in the Village. According to Village Auditor James Olivo, in previous years spending on capital proje... More...
Garden City resident and former village mayor, Richard Benack, announced the publication and release of his first novel, "Saints Aren't Angels", the detailed revelation of daily challenges won and lost by Saint John Bosco during the initial twenty two months of his priestly career. More...
Stratford Avenue School students declared Betty Errico, center, with Garden City School District Superintendent Robert Feirsen, Ed.D., and Stewart School Principal Diane Hopkins, "Queen for the Day" in honor of Mrs. Errico's 90th birthday on January 16. More...
"I WANNA ROCK!" is the GC Grapplers mantra, as the Youth Tournament Team continues to be an in-your-face presence on Long Island. ALL 22 Grapplers "placed" at the Nassau County Qualifier on Sunday, Feb 4th, earning them the privilege to compete at the New York State Championships in Port Jer... More...
The two letters in this week's paper both merit some comments. In the first letter, the writer had contacted us to complain that he was incorrectly included in the annual Nassau County tax lien listing and requested that we remove his name forthwith. More...
Much of what happens in the 2008 presidential election will depend on the progress (or lack of it) in Iraq in the coming months. If the war in Iraq is basically unchanged this time next year, there is almost no way the Republicans will retain the White House. More...
VOLUNTEERISM: KEYSTONE OF GARDEN CITY'S UNIQUE FORM OF GOVERNMENT On behalf of the Board of Trustees I wanted to take this opportunity prior to the President's Day observance to thank all residents, past and current, who volunteer on the Village's Boards and Commissions as well as m... More...
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