Eleven properties changed hands in Gardner between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only two of the deeds had a sale price recorded, ranging from $230,000 to $428,196 with a two-sale median of $329,098. The period's largest recorded sale was 30 Allen St. at $428,196, sold by the Estate of Jean R. Roy and…
The Rear Main Project North is planned to begin September 9. Jason Stevens, City Planning Executive Director, presented an email from Fuss & O'Neill and UBL Construction. National Grid, Comcast, and Verizon must remove utility lines from poles on the property.
Worcester County Registry of Deeds records show 12 Gardner property transfers between July 31 and Aug. 4, but only two had a sale price recorded: $330,000 for a property sold by Sergio and Maribel Gomez to Digital Federal Credit Union on Aug. 4, and $200,000 for 63 Walnut St., transferred from the
The Contributory Retirement Board unanimously approved a $1,707.87 retroactive membership makeup payment for school employee Kay Calawa, erroneously withheld from membership at the start of her employment on September 2, 1997; the 11-month makeup period (September 2, 1997, through August 30, 1998)
Finance subcommittee voted to complete Gardner High School auditorium renovation. Superintendent Dr. Mark Pellegrino and Facilities Director Wayne Anderson outlined the project to the Finance Sub-Committee, which approved Phase III using Homeless Emergency Revolving funds and School Choice account
Facilities Sub-Committee backed lighting and sound system funding for Gardner High School auditorium. Chair Robert J. Swartz, members John LaFreniere and Paul Cormier voted to use Homeless Emergency Revolving Funds and School Choice revolving funds, with a planned Williams-Rockwell grant
Gardner officials are testing a new three-way stop at Park and Cottage streets, according to a Gardner News report. The Department of Public Works also announced the September Yard Waste Pickup will run the week of September 1 through 4, with residents told to call the EL Harvey Call Ce…
The Golf Commission approved fiscal 2026 final financials and fiscal 2027 year-to-date figures in unanimous votes.
Gardner Board of Assessors approved 127 real estate exemptions for fiscal 2027. The board voted during an executive session to approve applications distributed across eight state-recognized exemption classes, with the largest groups under Clause 22A-F (52 applications) and Clause 22E (49).
Nine deeds were recorded in Gardner between July 24 and August 22, but only two carried a sale price by this report's deadline: $215,500 for 6 Moran St. and $245,160 for a Gardner property without a listed street address, putting the midpoint of priced sales at $230,330.
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