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‘Twas the Night Before Christmas with Mayor Nicholson Gardner MA Michael Nicholson’s Christmas Eve update included various Holiday thanks, a reminder of the Caroling with the Mayor video, an enumeration of the Covid rapid antigen test allocations, and a reminder of the upcoming January 6 Chair City inaugurations. The mayorContinue Reading

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It’s an all ensemble cast and this 1 hour quality production is hosted by Gardner MA Mayor Nicholson. Watch Caroling with the Mayor 2021. Watch it on YouTube on your HD TV or on the Gardner YouTube Channel, or watch it here. It’s on our Mayor’s Update page. CLICK HERE.Continue Reading

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Have Fun for Charity on 12-22-21 You can spell it the same forwards or backwards, 12-22-21. Does that mean this Wednesday at the Gardner Elks Bingo will be lucky for you?   The games, fun, and prizes start at 6:30pm, but you can have dinner too because the kitchen opens atContinue Reading

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In person Caroling with the Mayor has been canceled due to forecast inclement weather. However, the Caroling video will be released soon. According to Mayor Nicholson, it will contain at least 45 minutes of music. ‘Twas the Week Before Christmas Twas the Week Before Christmas, Gardner MA Mayor Nicholson dressedContinue Reading

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Gardner Magazine has a Vaccine News page containing automatically updated stories. CLICK HERE “The Math of Covid”. Read our article. CLICK HERE Gardner MA and Massachusetts Covid Cases Up With Covid Cases up, what’s the best advice for you and your family? Most experts still advise that vaccines provide theContinue Reading

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School Strategic Objectives “Create a School where all members experience JOY, ACHIEVEMENT and CARE” School Vision Gardner MA Students are getting Smarter! Principal Earl Martin Highly Praised in Gardner MA School System Affectionately called “The Earl of Martin” by one school committee member, the Waterford Street and Elm Street SchoolContinue Reading

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Infrastructure Roundtable Congresswoman Lori Trahan was in the Chair City of Gardner MA Wednesday December 15, 2021 for a roundtable discussion regarding how the Federal Infrastructure bill will affect the city such as Internet connectivity etc. Underserved areas of Gardner MA which currently only can get internet from satellite willContinue Reading

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Gardner MA Math in the News Why Does Gardner MA recommend Eureka Math?   According to the company website linked from Gardner’s official site it’s because “Eureka Math set a new standard for rigor, coherence, and focus in the classroom so students gain a deeper understanding of the why behind theContinue Reading

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Watch Gardner MA Mayor Mike Nicholson’s December 10, 2021 address on YouTube. CLICK HERE Sign up to receive Gardner MA notifications re parking bans, snow removal, or severe weather. CLICK HERE. Subscribe to the City of Gardner’s FREE YouTube channel and get a front-row citizen’s seat to Mayor’s updates, CityContinue Reading

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Water was out for some Gardner MA residents on Saturday, December 11, 2021 due to a water main break. Water Main Breaks in Gardner MA Gardner Mayor Michael Nicholson posted the photo at left on Facebook along with the following statement “Crews are repairing a water main break at theContinue Reading

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Santa’s Property List For those thinking about a new business or expansion, we present Santa’s Property List, maintained by the City of Gardner Office of Community Development and Planning. Chief Elf is Jessica DeRoy who can be reached at (978) 630-4074 ext. 1. Some space for part of Gardner’s BusinessContinue Reading

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Home Fruit Wine of Orange MA Gets Award Made with locally grown fruit and berries, their wine has just been recognized as one of the 10 best wineries in Massachusetts. According to the review, “these wines will rock your tastebuds with concentrated flavors and nicely defined textures.” See the awardContinue Reading

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The City of Gardner MA’s YouTube channel is a great source of information about the Chair City. Residents find out about things almost as fast as they happen. CLICK HERE. Gardner MA Free TV Deal It’s time to tell you about the City of Gardner FREE TV deal!  Yes, theContinue Reading

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Gardner MA Population Statistics According to the U.S. Census, Gardner has a population of 21,287.    Median Household Income is about $50,000.   Those with a Bachelor’s Degree or higher is close to 1 in 5.   More than half of the population is employed.  98% have health care coverage.   There’s 9,411 totalContinue Reading

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Quoting from the company website, Tim Slocum says, “This company is faith-based regarding the way we do business.  The core values of honesty, integrity and selfless service are what we are committed to.  We are dedicated to the basic principle of doing our best on every contract.  I believe thatContinue Reading

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Watch the meeting. Click here. Free Parking through Dec. 31 The Gardner MA City Council met in virtual session on December 6, 2021, extending free parking through the end of the year. In other actions, the 2021 re- precincting plan was approved. Various new, used, and junk auto license renewalsContinue Reading

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Respected Funeral Director Andrew Boucher passes away Andrew Boucher died December 6, 2021 at the age of 50 at Heywood Hospital. Mayor Nicholson ordered flags in the city be lowered to half staff concurrently with the Presidential order for Senator Dole and thereafter until Boucher’s internment. See order Obituary withContinue Reading