From the desk of Supervisor Carl Zatz, here are the issues at Gardiner Town Hall these days.
The Parks and Rec Commission’s imagination and passion make possible the creation of places where people want to be and enhance community life for all Gardiner residents.
When lifetime Gardiner resident Doris Colucci passed away at the end of 2010, the family asked that donations be made to the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail Association.
Residents of Gardiner have long been almost unanimous in their desire for better cell service, with debate about the construction of a cell tower focused on its location.
What are the issues and actions occupying the staff at the Gardiner Town Hall these days?
If you’ve been enjoying Carol O’Biso’s Just A Bite column in The Gardiner Gazette, you might want to have a look at her new memoir.
The Gardiner Town Board authorized the sale of the property with the old house on it at the corner of Steve’s Lane and Dusinberre Road and advertised for bids in early November, 2011
Small towns usually have difficulty filling volunteer jobs, and Gardiner has been no exception.
Plans for the Gardiner Dog Park behind our Town Hall are well underway.
On November 8th, 2011 voters in Gardiner elected their town government for the next two years.