Parker and Anna will transform your car, truck, camper, full size mobile home, van or motorcycle. They’ll remove pet hair, clean wheels, install mud flaps, touch up paint, tackle mildew and scotchguard your seats.
Paula Kucera’s White Barn Sheep and Wool on Albany Post Road in Gardiner looks like a functional edifice that would comfortably house cows and chickens. Instead, it is the realm of sheep.
Pasquale’s is not a fancy place by any means, but that’s one of its pluses.
Buy-local stories don’t get any better than this.
Dr. Sam, as he prefers to be called, likes to get to know his patients and allows two hours for a first visit.
Four beers on tap, 30 bottled beers (including a gluten-free variety) and over 20 flavors of wings …what’s not to like?
Skip the supermarket. Instead, stop by Wrights, and make it part of your buy-local routine. We all share in the benefits of keeping farms alive and well in Gardiner.
For a while, Gardiner had no barbers. Now, by rule of serendipity, we have two.
On the evening of November 10th , 2010, the meeting hall of the Gardiner Reformed Church was the scene of a lively conversation about one of Gardiner’s most precious assets: farms and farmland.
On a busy day, Lombardi’s Restaurant makes hundreds of pounds of yeast dough—three different kinds—for their bread, pizza and focaccia.