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Finance Committee approves $51,200 grant match for pedestrian bridge project.

Finance Committee advances FY2027 Capital Improvement Plan with three major capital appropriations. Chair Aleksander Dernalowicz led unanimous votes on a $51,200 free cash transfer to cover the city's match for a federal Mass Trails Grant funding design and engineering of a pedestrian and bicycle

School Committee accepts Program of Studies, approves school improvement plans.

Gardner School Committee unanimously approves high school program of studies and school improvement plans. The committee also ratified six warrants totaling $2,118,299.57 and accepted a $75,000 scholarship donation from First Congregational Church. Finance Subcommittee reported an immediate

Commission directs enhanced monitoring at sludge landfill

Commission extends sludge landfill enforcement oversight and directs enhanced monitoring through April 13. The Gardner Conservation Commission voted unanimously to continue its Enforcement Order discussion regarding the Sludge Landfill, directing Agent Justin Enright to conduct field monitoring

Cemetery Commission Convenes for Quarterly Operations Review

The Gardner Municipal Grounds and Cemetery Commission held its regularly scheduled March 5 meeting at the Department of Public Works office on Manca Drive. Chaired by John T. Awdycki, the agenda included approval of prior meeting minutes from December 2025 and January 2026; a financial statement of

Board of Health fills four staffing vacancies and continues Chaitin as chair

Gardner Board of Health fills four staffing positions during March meeting. The department promoted Brian Harris to Transfer Station Supervisor and hired Elliot Gould as Transfer Station Attendant, Jen Barnes as Administrative Assistant, and Beth Bettez as Administrative Co-Ordinator. Board Chair