A Word From The Publisher



This week we are taking our annual vacation. As this editorial is being written in advance (generally they are written shortly before the paper is shipped off to the printer) we are not able to comment on or respond to any discussion that may (or may not?) have happened regarding the new proposal to start a conservancy for St. Paul’s. […]

July 10 Lakeside Theatre Show Cancelled



The “Jam 101.5 / 105.3” concert scheduled for Saturday, July 10, at Lakeside Theatre in Eisenhower Park has been cancelled by the host station, announced the Nassau County Department of Parks, Recreation and Museums. No other show will be scheduled for that time. During summer, the Nassau County Department of Parks, Recreation and Museums offers a full schedule of concerts, […]

Residents Reminded of Safety Precautions in Pools and Ocean



Nassau County Legislators Dennis Dunne, Rose Marie Walker and Joseph Belesi called for public awareness of pool and ocean safety as the summer season begins. There have been at least 27 instances of children drowning this summer nationwide – seven of which have occurred in Long Island. Last week a 3 year old and nanny drowned in a backyard pool, […]

Cathedral Of The Incarnation Choir Awards 2010



On Sunday afternoon, June 13 a special service of Evensong was held at the Cathedral of the Incarnation. The service was sung by the combined choirs of the Men and Boys Choir, the Girls Choir and the Schola Cantorum (women’s choir). This service marked the end of the choir season until the fall. New members of the Girls Choir and […]

Book Award Given



Jenna L. Krug, daughter of George and Lynn Krug of Garden City, NY and a student at Garden City High School in Garden City, was named the year 2010 recipient of the Saint Michael’s Book Award for Academic Achievement with a Social Conscience. The award recognizes students who demonstrate a commitment to leadership in volunteer service and academic achievement. Saint […]

Residents Seek Relief During Heat Wave By Stephanie Petrellese



As the temperature climbed into the 90s for the majority of the week, Garden City residents sought relief in various ways. “It appears that a lot of people have been able to get to the shore, where the temperatures are a few degrees cooler, or otherwise are staying indoors,” Mayor Robert Rothschild told The Garden City News on Wednesday. “The […]

Dance Center Has Great Season



Broadway Bound Dance Center of Garden City and Valley Stream has an undefeated season – taking Best Choreography; Best Director 2010; Most Entertaining & Jr. Challenge winners; Jr. & Teen Miss Dance Rave Title winners along with Platinum’s – High Gold’s – and overall 1st Place titles at many Regional Competitions. Broadway Bound is getting ready to go Orlando, Fl […]

TOB Blood Drive On August 5th



Summer typically puts a strain on blood supplies, according to Oyster Bay Town Councilman Joe Muscarella, who joined with Town Supervisor John Venditto in urging residents to participate in the Town’s semi-annual blood drive scheduled for Thursday, August 5. “Blood donations are needed year round, but in the summer, donations tend to drop because people are traveling and are focusing […]

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Greeting visitors at the main museum building, the Arnold & Joan Saltzman Fine Art Building, or The Art Space for Children, assisting in the Museum Shop, and general office support are just some of the opportunities open to volunteers at Nassau County Museum of Art (NCMA) in Roslyn Harbor. NCMA is especially interested in hearing from potential volunteers with experience […]

Town Of Hempstead S.T.O.P. Program