WGAW Hotline Radio 5-30-26
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Update with Gardner Michael Nicholson: Kitchen opens in Emergency Operations Center at Gardner Police Station, built by Monty-Tech students — A discussion of admission policies at Monty-Tech — MWCC partnership with Gardner Public Schools offering Early Collage program – Waterford Street School update – GETV will be moving there —- Summer Recreation Program —- Greenwood Pool opens on the last day of school. Will be open 6 days a week and possibly 7 days a week in July. – Discussion of scholarships and graduation in Gardner.
Coverage of the Dedication of kitchen facility at the Gardner Police Station. Gardner Police Chief Eric McAvene, Mayor Nicholson, and Monty Tech officials speak about the kitchen.
Memorial Day Ceremony Gardner MA – Excerpts featuring State Representative Jonathan Zlotnik, an invocation, and Mayor Michael Nicholson.
Interview with State Representative Candidate Nathan Boudreau – Will not appear on the ballot due to insufficient signatures, but fully plans to continue with a write-in campaign. Will qualify for General Election if he receives at least 150 write-in votes and if he receives the most votes in the Septembe primary. Website: BoudreauforRep.org
Mental Health Commentary and Report with Werner Poegel – Details on what’s going on in the United States and local resources.
Westminster Town Administrator Stephanie Lahtinen speaks with Health Director Abigail Conlin about PFAS and an upcoming June 1st session in the town.