Garden City, NY News & Events

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LI auto dealer settles sexual harassment lawsuit for $175G

The lawsuit settles allegations that a former inventory manager sexually harassed female employees.

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Upcoming Events

Tuesday, October 13

Sports Fencing Club for Seniors

Oct15

Foil, Epee, & Saber fencing for Seniors. Fence, re-learn to fence or learn to fence at a non-competitive club for adult seniors. $10 floor fee - loaner equipment and lessons available

Where

Lutheran Church

420 Stewart Ave.

Garden City, NY

Phone

631-754-3296

Price

$10

Book Discussion: Lady X

Oct19

Discussion of the novel "Lady X" by Molly Fader, limited space, register

Where

Garden City Public Library

60 7th St.

Garden City, NY

Phone

516-742-8405

Price

free

Website

gardencitypl.org

Wicked Sunday Brunch

Oct25

Halloween Sunday brunch featuring brunch favorites, cocktails and Halloween magic, register

Where

Garden City Hotel

45 7th St.

Garden City, NY

Phone

877-549-0400

Price

$125, $75 for ages 3-12

Website

gardencityhotel.com/restaurants-garden-city-ny/upcoming-events

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