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November 21, 2008 / Front Page

Operation Wounded Warrior Continues

Garden City Volunteer Firefighters, under the direction of Chief James Meehan, are once again co-sponsoring Operation Wounded Warrior this year with area volunteer fire departments. More...

Community

WPOA Trustee Applicants; Resident St. Paul's Survey

The Western Property Owners Association (WPOA) alerts Western residents to two important issues-the selection of a candidate for trustee from the West and AvalonBay's plan for development of Village property at the St. Paul's complex. More...

Candlelight House Tour

Twigs of Winthrop University Hospital Women's Auxiliary heralds the arrival this weekend of its 34th Annual Golden Goose Gala Candlelight House Tour and Holiday Shopping Boutique. More...

AHRC Christmas Luncheon

On December 9 in the grand ballroom of the Garden City Hotel, Sasha and Ola, professional dancers at Ballroom Legacy, will entertain as Garden City AHRC celebrates its 45th gala annual Christmas luncheon. The excitement begins at 10:30 a.m. More...

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Sports

College Sports Notes

Garden City resident Raymond Fitzpatrick , a sophomore at SUNY Oneonta, was a member of the 2008 Oneonta State men's soccer team. The Red Dragons finished the season 10-7-2 overall. This year's team made it to the SUNYAC Tournament. More...

Garden City Basketball

Weeknight Clinics are In-Progress NO LATE FEES ! Visit www.gardencitybasketball.org to register online. Our $50 fee remains the same. Our organization doesn't believe in charging a late fee. More...

Strong Finish For The Garden City Power

The Garden City Power U-12 Girls Travel Soccer team finished their season strong. On the weekend of November 8th they played Bethpage Thunder and put another game in ther win column. The Power beat the Thunder 4-2. More...

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District Braces For Possible Mid-Year Budget Cuts

By Stephanie Mariel Petrellese

Superintendent of Schools Dr. Robert Feirsen ended the November 12th work session of the Garden City Board of Education on a gloomy note as he announced what had been widely reported by the media that day: Gov. David A. More...

Committee Explains St. Paul's Building Options

Members of the Public Information Committee of the Board of Trustees, Nicholas Episcopia, chair, and Robert Rothschild, approved this report. Trustee Donald Brudie did not. More...

School Board Focuses On Co-Teaching

By Stephanie Mariel Petrellese

The Garden City Board of Education listened to an update on co-teaching at their November 12th work session. More...

School

Warm Welcome On A Nippy Night

By Stephanie Mariel Petrellese

As has become the usual routine at meetings of the Garden City Board of Education, Tuesday evening began with district and student accomplishments, and then became more subdued as school administrators and board members dealt with several di More...

Holiday Boutique At Cathedral Nursery School

Looking for something unique...can't find that special gift? Don't despair! One of a kind, unique and special is what you'll find at Cathedral Nursery School's Holiday Boutique on Saturday, December 6th from 10:00am to 4:00pm. More...

Last Week Of SJS Christmas Wreaths CHRISTMAS WREATHS AND POINSETTIAS

Welcome the magic of the holiday season with an elegant fresh Christmas wreath made exclusively by the St. Joseph's School PTA elves. More...

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Letters

A Word From The Publisher

When Dreams Die

"The first brick in the Stewart Colleges at Garden City will be laid at 7 o'clock this morning. More...

Letters To The Editor

Email: editor@ gcnews.com

Listen To Your Constituents To the Editor: I am very interested in the outcome of the St. Paul's acreage and facilities. More...

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View From Here

The View From Here . . .

By Bob Morgan, Jr.

While America has made its choice of a new leader, President-elect Barack Obama will not take office until January 20. Nevertheless, there are numerous economic challenges in the immediate future. More...

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