Development and community input are in the spotlight in Gardiner.
Two new natural beauty companies are now based downtown and have led Gardiner to become a small hub for clean beauty.
In our last issue, I described my mission to find out how to get a special needs sign placed on a local road.
“There are some men who should have mountains to bear their names to time. Grave-markers are not high enough, or green…” -Leonard Cohen, poet and songwriter.
The Gazette has been concerned for some time about empty commercial buildings in Gardiner, so it was with pleasure that we heard of the sale of the former Gold Fox Restaurant in January.
The restoration of old buildings is challenging, both financially and practically, but rehabbing an old barn sends a shiver down the staunchest of spines.
Got something you think people should know about? The Gardiner Gazette has recently launched a new, web-based Community Calendar featuring visual arts events, performing arts events and community events.
This pizza, unbelievably, is excellent, a very European pizza with a thin crust that manages to achieve the holy grail of pizza crusts.
Looking for adventure beyond Minnewaska State Park or the Catskills? Ready for a new challenge? Soon, a whole new world will open up, only a hop-skip-and-a-jump up I-87.
In the fall issue of The Gardiner Gazette we reported on plans for an entirely new Chestnut Mart retail service station and convenience store at Ireland Corners.