Watch the entire MassWorks Grant Awardees Ceremony. Includes many State and Local officials. For video, CLICK HERE. And then there was more! MA Lt. Governor Karyn Polito and other officials showed up in Gardner on Giving Tuesday to formally announce the $4.1 million MassWorks Grant, plus an award of overContinue Reading
Gardner MA Growth Better than GRAND, literally! In a true showing of unprecedented growth, Gardner has issued 1027 building permits thus far in 2021, first time breaking 1000. Normal year is usually 20 to 25% less. And what may be good news, the Gardner City Council voted Monday night toContinue Reading
Need more info? Fortunately, Wachusett has a website. Click here. Wachusett Mountain opens for season With cooperating temperatures and an able snow-making machine, the iconic ski destination in Princeton MA opens Saturday November 27, 2021.Continue Reading
Bridge Closed for Winter Phillipston DPW has reported that the Queen Lake Bridge in Phillipston which has been closed all summer will remain closed for the winter and they are planning a reopening some time in late spring. There are detours set up that will stay in place. Bridge wasContinue Reading
Small Business Month Gardner MA Shown at left is Gardner MA Mayor Mike Nicholson and Gardner City Council President Liz Kazinskas at John’s Sport Shop in Downtown Gardner. Mayor Nicholson and Council President Kazinskas have declared this Saturday through the Christmas holiday 2021 as Small Business Month in Gardner. AndContinue Reading
Save GAS, Shop LOCAL Shopping Locally in the Greater Gardner area is the new vision for the 2020’s. It’s a way to support the local economy and another way to LOVE Your Neighbor. Start shopping locally now, well before Small Business Saturday. We have a great list of reviewed local businessesContinue Reading
Want to open a business in Gardner? Here’s what you need to know. Gardner Massachusetts is a city in Massachusetts with a population of 21,287 as of the 2020 census. Gardner was incorporated as a town in 1785 and became a city in 1923. Gardner is known as the ChairContinue Reading
WGAW – Happy 75th! WGAW makes 75. Get Facts on the iconic Gardner radio station. For complete details of who listens, CLICK HERE.Continue Reading
Fundraiser at Salvadore to benefit family of Dan D’Angelo. On Friday, Oct. 22 & Saturday, Oct. 23 Salvadore Auto Group will host a Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular! Complete event details click here!Continue Reading
Eating out in Gardner MA Are you thinking about eating out in the Greater Gardner, Massachusetts area tonight? Well, we thought we’d make you hungry by showing some of your favorite dishes. View them all on our “Making You Hungry” page. And enjoy your night out! We salute all theContinue Reading
Festival 9am to 4pm Oktoberfest 11am to 8pm Sat. Sept. 25, 2021 Party in the Street! Once again for the 15th straight year, the Gardner Ale House is doing its part to help make Downtown Gardner a destination with Oktoberfest Saturday September 25, 2021. More details on the Gardner AleContinue Reading
Gardner MA gets new Furniture Store! Manzel Furniture & Rugs to come to Gardner MA Soon the void left by the departure of Rome Furniture in 2019 will be filled by Manzel Furniture & Rugs, set to open in Gardner before, on, or after the first of the year. Location:Continue Reading
Rietta Flea Market Still Fresh Some things stay fresh with time, and one is fresh produce at Rietta Flea Market in Hubbardston, MA. Also, fresh burgers, hot dogs, fried dough at the Snack Bar. And always fresh bargain finds among the hundreds of vendors. Read more….Continue Reading
On the subject of furniture… The subject of furniture in Gardner is always a story of transformation. The changing Gardner “Big Chair”, manufacturing scene, and emergence of new furniture stores. View our big article on Gardner MA furniture “Time to Share Stories of the Big Chair.”Continue Reading
Return to the Gardner MA Work Force Gardner residents continue to return to the work force. While the Gardner – Fitchburg – Leominster unemployment rate is hovering at 7% and is 3.2% higher than the March 30, 2020 rate of 3.8%, it is much lower than the pandemic high ofContinue Reading
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