Greetings from the Gardiner Day Committee! We hope you’ll mark your calendars for these 2020 Gardiner Day events.
The story is simple yet inspiring, and especially suited for young children. The main plot is not overly complicated and it’s a story we can all relate to.
There are some recent changes to the School Tax Relief (STAR) program that might be of interest, and you might qualify for some exemptions other than Basic STAR that will require an application.
For some, there is something inherently romantic about a barn, especially one that has weathered the storms of life and still stands strong to tell of it.
The GLCC (Gardiner Living Community Committee) needs your help.
The volcano garden is one of half a dozen or so vegetable gardens that Insook Cheon has established over the last twelve years, occupying 3,000 square feet of space.
This summer, why not spend some of your extra time sharing yourself?
The storyline has bad guys and good guys, a scene in a bar, a chase through a field and a culvert, and a shootout in a crumbling old house. It even has a horse.
On June 30, Joyce Alexander ended her longest service to our community, retiring after thirty-two years as Secretary of the Gardiner Fire District.
When the floodwaters of Hurricane Irene finally receded in the late summer of 2011, a plan and vision emerged for Joe Katz and Pattie Eakin.