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.
The Gardner Historical Commission authorized Chair Chris Pera to respond to EBI Consulting regarding a proposed telecommunications facility off Matthews Street, finding no historic resources near the former Taavitsainen farm. The Fiscal Year 2027 state budget includes a $50,000 earmark for City
Gardner's Water Department publicly addressed resident complaints over water and sewer billing on Tuesday, posting a News Flash acknowledging concerns "recently raised" about utility charges without yet detailing a fix or timeline. Separately, the closed Holy Spirit Church on Lovewell S…
Ten property deeds were recorded in Gardner from July 10 to Aug. 8, but only one had a sale price recorded: $350,000 for 8 Nadeau St., sold July 13 to Nadeau Street Realty Trust. That figure serves as the period's only confirmed price point, low, high and median alike. Catherine Street had two…
City Council approved $312,726 in fiscal year 2026 budget transfers and advanced two governance ordinances. Finance Committee Chair Aleksander Dernalowicz presented the transfer measures, which reallocated salary, wage, and operating appropriations; Items 11895 and 11899 were amended at the
Gardner's registry recorded 17 property transfers between July 3 and Aug. 1, but only three listed a sale price. Those three ranged from $25,000 to $80,000, with a median of $50,000. The period's top recorded sale was 267 Pleasant St. at $80,000, sold by Dalton Brisbois and Emily Rayworth to GFA
Commission voted unanimously to start fall rates August 31, amid informal golf lesson liability concerns. Alek Dernalowicz moved to begin the special rates on that date in a 5-0 vote.
Gardner retirement board unanimously voted to appeal a disability benefits denial decision at the state administrative level. Chairperson Denise Merriam and members Robert Newton, David Walsh, Jacob Cormier, and Karen Butler voted to appeal a Division of Administrative Law Appeals decision by
The Gardner Redevelopment Authority reorganized and discussed property matters. Judy Mack was elected Chairperson, Magnus Carlberg as Vice Chair, Jon Zlotnik as Treasurer, and Stacey Kazinskas as Vice Treasurer, with all positions approved unanimously by the three members present.
The Conservation Commission continued two major permit hearings and approved annual membership dues. The board voted 4-0 to continue the Wetlands Resource Development Area hearing from resident Ayman Ibrahim at 282 Brookside Drive, where he seeks permission to remove trees; commissioners requested
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