Gardner Morning Brief, Tuesday, Oct. 20
Gardner water department to switch back to chloramine treatment starting Oct. 28.
Gardner water department to switch back to chloramine treatment starting Oct. 28.
Gardner City Council holds regular meeting tonight as early voting and registration deadline approach for state election.
Historical Commission's MACRIS Working Group met October 13 to discuss documentation for three historic Gardner properties.
Gardner recorded 10 property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but only one, a $236,870 sale on Coleman Street, carried a price in registry data so far. That single sale currently sets both the range and the median for the period; the other nine transactions are awaiting price data, which
Gardner residents can begin casting in-person early ballots for the state election Saturday at City Hall. Also in today's brief (9 items): Theater at the Mount stages Murder on the Orient Express; Historical Commission holds special meeting Tuesday; School Committee meets Tuesday evenin…
The Gardner Finance Committee kept six financial items open, including a $1.3 million sewer bond, without taking any substantive votes. Mayor Michael J.
Board of Health reports cease and desist order against unlicensed Pleasant Street tattoo operation. From our own coverage: Gardner panel advances capital oversight ordinance; Board of Health approves septic hardship waiver. Also in today's brief (10 items): District switching busing app…
The Gardner City Council voted unanimously to send a capital improvement oversight ordinance to first printing, citing unresolved spending from the Mackie Park and Gardner High School C-wing projects.
Gardner Board of Health waives sewer hookup, citing century-old pipe risk.
City sets Halloween week schedule with trick-or-treat hours and a preschool stroll downtown. From our own coverage: Gardner logs 13 property transfers, sale prices pending. Also in today's brief (4 items): City Hall closed Monday for Columbus Day; Downtown Halloween stroll planned for p…