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Survey says É
Over the next two weeks, visitors to downtown Garden City may be questioned about their shopping habits.
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Skaters get merry for exhibition
The sounds of the season will fill the Civic Arena this coming weekend as the Garden City Figure Skating Club and Garden City Parks and Recreation Department present the annual Christmas Exhibition.
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Change, for better or worse
"Your life's about to change," says The Blind Man to Nolan Stokes in the pilot episode of New Directions, a dramatic series filmed in and around Detroit and being shopped to networks.
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City won't salt new portions of Maplewood
Drivers will need to take it easy on the newly constructed sections of Maplewood this winter since salt can't be used on the new concrete.
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Champs! Douglas claims flag football title
The winless Detroit Lions could learn a lesson in perseverance from the Dolphins E Not the Miami Dolphins, the Douglas Dolphins of the Garden City Flag Football league.
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Ho, ho, ho: Parade welcomes Santa to town
Santa Claus makes his official arrival in Garden City at the annual Santaland Parade beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Garden City may reallocate federal money to spur development
Garden City is being asked to consider reallocating federal grant money to help with the development of a duplex to house lower income and disabled residents.
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Republicans and Democrats praise Milliken's leadership
Tuesday night at Livonia's Laurel Manor was like a high school reunion for politicians and political journalists.
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Garden City Break-In Suspect Arrested
A 20-year-old man was charged in connection with a series of Garden City robberies.
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Foundation to give peace pole to city
Garden City has a Peace Pole. Now the question is where to display the eight-foot wooden symbol of welcome and diversity.
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GC pom teams score at competition
The Garden City pompon and dance teams proved they know how to kick by placing second in their divisions at the 2008 Mid American Pompon Dance and High Kick Championship earlier this month.
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Banish the gloom with bright shopping venues
The forecasts are gloomy, and it's not the unseasonably cold weather that economists are talking about.
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Singer says success comes with hard work
Kathy Kosins is an artist when she writes music, paints or steps on stage for shows like tonight's performance with the Garden City Community College jazz ensemble.
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Police face hurdles in solving murder case
In investigating the 1978 murder of Tom Freno, Garden City police faced several obstacles including the lack of a crime scene and little physical evidence.
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Great leads could not help solve '95 murder
Another unsolved Garden City murder took place on Middlebelt in front of City Hall in 1995.
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Fund-raiser aids ailing Garden City council member
A fund-raiser is being held Saturday at the Sports Venue to benefit a man who is known for being on the giving, rather than receiving end of that type of event.
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Murder cases remain unresolved
The families of 45-year-old Joseph Stailey and 33-year-old Gregory Bradley have never met, yet both know the pain that comes with losing a loved one to a senseless act of violence.
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Forecasters: tough road ahead for the economy
Heather L. Noble stands in front of her home in Garden City, Mich., Wednesday, Nov.
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Marine, veterans share 'bond'
For more photos, see the online photo gallery on the Garden City home page at www.hometownlife.com . The sacrifices of veterans and those currently serving in the military were honored at Garden City's annual ...
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DVD captures sights of early Garden City
Unlike some movies, for this DVD the title says it all - "Downtown Garden City 1935-1939." The eight-minute film, with narration by lifetime Garden City resident Jack Kerstetter, is on sale at the Lathers ...
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