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Council on Aging approves treasurer report with projected $12,000 combined deficit

Council on Aging approves treasurer report showing $12,000 combined deficit. The General Fund faces energy and utilities overages of $5,500 and repairs and maintenance deficits totaling $7,277, requiring a likely supplemental appropriation from the Mayor and City Council. The Gift Fund balance

City Council approves Rear Main Street funding reallocation

Gardner Council reallocates $800K after National Grid electrical costs surge. On a 9-1 vote with one recusal, the Council approved redeploying $800,000 in bond funds to cover electrical utility work on the Rear Main Street project after National Grid estimated costs at $922,357.33, versus the

Board of Health appoints Lauren Saunders as health director

The Gardner Board of Health appointed Lauren Saunders as health director at its Monday meeting. Saunders, formerly the board's agent, was approved unanimously. The board heard reports on infrastructure repairs at the landfill, housing emergencies including a fire-displaced family on Emerald Street

Gardner Council, Planning Board Close Sign Code Hearing With No Public Opposition

Gardner's City Council and Planning Board closed a joint public hearing Monday on a proposal to relocate the city's sign regulations from the zoning code to a new general ordinance chapter, with no members of the public speaking for or against the change.

Gardner Council Keeps Teamsters Charter Dispute on Agenda, Demands Mayor Respond in Writing

Gardner City Council keeps Teamsters charter dispute alive and demands a written mayoral statement.