Precision Optics signs new one-year lease to keep its Gardner facility open. From our own coverage: City sets November yard waste pickup weeks; Veterans Day exercises planned for Nov. 11.
Gardner will hold Veterans Day exercises Nov. 11 at 11 a.m. in Perry Auditorium at City Hall. From our own coverage: Gardner sets Nov. 11 Veterans Day exercises; Gardner sets November yard waste pickup dates.
Gardner Museum hosts Harry Bartlett talk Thursday. Also in today's brief (2 items): Gardner Museum hosts Harry Bartlett talk Thursday; Trick-or-treat set for Saturday evening.
Gardner's Community Development Block Grant panel holds a public hearing on funding priorities Tuesday. From our own coverage: Weekly obituary notices for Oct. 19 to 25.
Gardner's historical commission pushed forward documentation of three historic properties as the 1772 House faces possible demolition. From our own coverage: Commission advances documentation for three historic properties; City council debates capital project oversight rule.
Gardner council advances capital spending oversight ordinance after questions over unaccounted project costs. From our own coverage: Council advances capital spending oversight rule; Historical Commission vows to protect 1772 house.
Gardner's Conservation Commission takes up several public hearings at its Monday evening meeting. From our own coverage: City Council rejects winter parking ban ordinance.
Gardner City Council rejects winter parking ban citing equity concerns for renters and disabled residents. From our own coverage: City Council rejects winter parking ban after equity concerns.
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.
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