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Mayor Mary Carter Flanagan The weekend has come for residents’ voices to be heard on the future of the St. Paul’s Main Building. I want to thank the Village Staff and the Board of Trustees for all the work that has gone into educating residents on the current state of the building, what we know
As part of presentations and Q & A at the Tuesday October 3 St. Paul’s information session at the Garden City Senior Center, Village Attorney Gary Fishberg provided insights into the circumstances surrounding a decision on the use of the historic St. Paul’s main building on Stewart Avenue. Fishberg detailed restrictions for projects that would
The Garden City Senior Center was the venue for a straightforward, numbers-heavy presentation on financing alternatives for the Village’s different proposals for the future of the historic St. Paul’s main building. The turnout in-person for the September 26th information session was slightly over 60 people with many additional people tuning in via Zoom. A second
To the Editor: At the August 17th Board of Trustees meeting, the Trustees approved a motion to hold a “Village-Wide Opinion Poll” to decide the future of St Paul’s. The motion was passed 5-3 with Mayor Mary Carter-Flanagan (FABGC), Trustee Bruce Chester (FABGC), Trustee Charles Kelly (FABGC), Trustee Larry Marciano (FABGC) and Trustee Michael Sullivan
At the May 4 Garden City Board of Trustees meeting new Trustee Michael Sullivan, board liaison to the Recreation and Parks Department, asked about soil work and seeding plans to improve conditions at the athletic fields at St. Paul’s. According to Garden City Superintendent of Recreation and Parks Paul Blake, after games played over the