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Issue 39: Summer 2018
Tillson Lake

Tillson Lake Under Threat for the Third Time

By Annie O'Neill
Environment

Losing Tillson Lake would mean the loss of a peaceful Shawangunk foothills lake used by visitors and residents.

One Town, Four Friends, 65 Years

By Jennifer Bruntil
Community

As people move around more and more, it is a rare thing to find friends that have as a long a history as the four Gardiner ladies I interviewed for this story.

Groceries in Gardiner

Groceries in Gardiner, Without a Supermarket

By Alan Rothman
Local Businesses

We all know there is no supermarket in Gardiner, but there are great options for grocery shopping at wonderful family-owned businesses right here in Gardiner.

Sawyer Brent Feldweg at work.

A Sawmill At Your Doorstep

By Fred Gerty
Local Businesses

In spite of the high concentration of farms in Gardiner, on-site sawmill services are a great resource that few people know about. A number of them can be found in the Hudson Valley.

Shawangunk Ridge

Climate Smart Gardiner

By Meaghan McElroy
Environment

Climate Smart Gardiner (CSG) has been aiming to make sustainable, environmentally-friendly changes to the area since its inception early in 2018.

Gunks Climbing

Climb It Smart, Gardiner

By L.A. McMahon
Community

Since the early days, free climbing — a form of rock climbing in which climbers use ropes and other equipment to protect against injury during falls, but not to assist progress — has become a mainstream sport.

Shawangunk Ridge

Climate Smart, Climb It Smart?

By Carol O'Biso
Community

How did we come to have two articles with such similar titles?

Gardiner Town Hall

On The Agenda

By Patty Gandin
Town

To inform the people of Gardiner about what is happening with our boards and committees, I reached out to each for a brief summary of the issues before them.

Gardiner’s Own Desperado

By A.J. Schenkman
Local History

Many Gardinerites do not realize that we had our own local bad man, “Big Bad” Bill Monroe, sometimes known in the newspapers as The Gardiner Desperado.

Meadowscent, Gardiner

Meadowscent – Just Some Pretty Flowers – NOT!

By Sandra Cranswick
Local Businesses

Can there be any other Gardiner residents who have yet to explore the stores in the Gardiner Gables Plaza? If so, you have a treat waiting for you at Meadowscent Gifts and Flowers.

Jim Adair Watercolor

Jim Adair: A Winemaker Turns to Art of a Different Kind

By José Moreno-Lacalle
Local History

Jim is a member of the North East Watercolor Society (originally the Orange County Watercolor Society) and exhibits yearly at the Annual International Exhibition for the North East Watercolor Show (NEWS) in Kent, Connecticut.

Grendel Prime for Baltimore ComicCon 2013 Art Annual

Richard P. Clark: Illustrator Extraordinaire

By L.A. McMahon
Community

Everyone living in Gardiner knows that we have our share of artists and celebrities in residence. However, one local professional artist—meaning one who makes a living from their art—is both locally incognito and internationally known.

Saving a Life With a Song

By Barbara Sides
Health

Each year, more than 350,000 out-of-hospital Sudden Cardiac Arrests (SCAs) occur in the United States, 80% in the home. An SCA is different from a heart attack.

Phillies Bridge Farm CSA

Gardiner Day: Save the Date

By Cindy Dates
Community

Come join us for the 29th Annual Gardiner Day! A FREE event featuring family, fun and friends.

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