It took Gardiner residents Kurt Wulfmeyer and Chris Powers nine months to fabricate and install their monument on the site of the old World Trade Center.
If there was ever someone who could claim to be a native of Gardiner, it was Betty Donahue Moran.
We live in an area home to the majestic Shawangunk Ridge state park filled with cliffs, trails, waterfalls … and dangerous crevices.
The Parks & Recreation Commission and the Girl Scouts are moving forward to get the Gardiner Dog Park ready for the Grand Opening event.
In January 2012, Nicole Lane who was then the Children’s Librarian, assumed overall responsibility as Library Manager.
What’s quiet? Quiet as a kitten sleeping; quiet as snow falling? Gardiner residents Marty and Janine Brutvan’s new Nissan Leaf.
Maurice Hinchey has spent almost 40 years as an unapologetic and successful advocate for issues affecting residents of Gardiner and the Hudson Valley.
One crisp autumn evening in 2011, I was one of the fortunate few to take part in a unique experience. My family and I had the privilege to observe a study involving the Northern Saw-whet owl.
This issue marks the third anniversary of The Gardiner Gazette and, no, we didn’t think we’d get this far either.
The Unison Craft Fair at the New Paltz Middle School on December 3rd and 4th will include Leonie Lacouette, Laura Watson, Alexa Ginsburg, Annie O’Neill and Amy LeFevre—five very talented Gardiner woman.