Inspector Kenneth Jackson and Detective Richard Pedone of the Garden City Police Department have helped AAA New York launch its 63rd annual "School's Open - Drive Carefully" campaign by mounting traffic safety posters in the community. More...
The eastern gateway to Garden City property will no longer be an eyesore for pedestrians and drivers along busy Stewart Avenue. At their next meeting scheduled for Sept. 11th, the Garden City Board of Trustees is expected to grant final site plan approval to allow 550 Stewart Avenue LLC to build 25 attached, single-family townhouse units on the north side at 555 Stewart Avenue. More...
The first Open House information forums concerning AvalonBay Communities' plan for the historic Main Building at St. Paul's will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 10 from 1 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. in Cluett Hall at St. Paul's. The next set of forums will be held on September 16th, at the same times and location. More...
Assemblyman McKevitt and Assemblyman McDonough recently presented "Woman of Distinction" awards to several members of the Garden City community. Among the awardees are Angela Heineman, Dr. Francisca Ariola-Hopkins and Lynn Anne Cipriani. More...
Garden City Public Schools is pleased to welcome twenty-four new teachers to the district for the 2008-2009 school year. All of the new-to-the-district teachers bring prior teaching experience to their appointments and impressive educational credentials, including degrees from Columbia University, Boston College, New York University, Villanova University and Georgetown University. More...
On June 11, 2008, the Buckley Country Day School community took great pride in celebrating the many accomplishments of a class of twenty-three remarkable young people and in welcoming them as the youngest members of the Alumni Association. More...
Those residents who are interested in commenting on the proposal by Tom Suozzi to cap property taxes might be interested in attending a hearing on Tuesday, September 9th at 12:30 p.m. in the Nassau County Legislative Building, 1550 Franklin Avenue. The hearing will focus on special education and relief from mandates for school districts. Public comment will be allowed. More...
As this is written, the Republican convention has gotten off to a tentative start, with much of the first day's festivities cancelled or put on hold by Hurricane Gustav, which thankfully did not prove to be as devastating as feared. More...
Women Of Distinction Awards