All About the Maps from Gardner MA which got the Award Central to Gardner MA winning the Massachusetts Municipal Association Pickard Innovation Award is the Map of City Projects. We’re showing a static screenshot at left, but the actual map is interactive where you can zoom in or out. CLICKContinue Reading
Martin Luther King Jr. Day – Monday, January 17, 2022 Greater Gardner MA marks the birthday of Civil Rights Activist and Baptist minister Martin Luther King Jr who was gunned down in 1968, King was known for nonviolent activism in protesting racial discrimination. King won the Nobel Peace Prize inContinue Reading
Gardner MA Business Card Each person in Gardner doesn’t really have a paper business card of course, but each citizen of Gardner represents the Chair City every day. Share the Chair City, you’ll be glad you did.Continue Reading
We have an article describing some business ideas for Gardner Massachusetts. It’s called the Gardner Business Wish List. CLICK HERE. People love Gardner businesses and like to Share the Chair City. CLICK HERE. Small Business Tools Greater Gardner MA Starting or expanding your Greater Gardner MA Business in 2022? OrContinue Reading
Poetry at Work Day On the Eleventh Day of January Twenty, Twenty Two, Gardner Magazine creates this poem for you. The value of poetry for pros is better than prose, Brings out all sorts of major creativity we suppose. So write out your verses and put in your purses, JotContinue Reading
Our Comedy Graphics page has 64 different choices to print. CLICK HERE. Alone with Gardner MA Laundry Have you ever been alone with the laundry? I mean, really alone, just you, dirty socks, shirts, slacks, and towels? Have you thought of the Laundromat? Michelle says of Horrigan Premium Laundromat atContinue Reading
Links below go to relevant website or Facebook page. Thumbs Up for Art in Greater Gardner MA and the Chair City The area is replete with artists, galleries, and art-related businesses. Visual Arts, Music Arts, Performing Arts, Martial Arts…. The Gardner Area League of Artists, known as GALA, is havingContinue Reading
COVID Testing Change for Monday January 10, 2022 According to the Gardner Health Department, effective Monday, January 10, 2022, COVID testing will only be performed at Main Street Urgent Care, Gardner and Tully Walk In Care, Athol for “patients who need to see a provider.” In order to accommodate theContinue Reading
Gardner $5,000,000 Bike Bridge Now in the design phase, the more than $5 million bike bridge to go over Route 140 for the North Central Pathway is slated to begin construction in 2026. We have all the details. For the complete article, CLICK HERE.Continue Reading
Freezing Rain Morning Wednesday, January 5, 2022 was a busy morning for Gardner MA first responders as freezing rain caused extremely icy conditions leading to numerous accidents. As Gardner MA Fire Department reported, “As they came upon the first accident scene, they could look further down Rt 2 into TempletonContinue Reading
Spotlight on Communities Greater Gardner MA Gardner MA is known as the Chair City, and the other communities covered by Gardner Magazine all have something special: Ashburnham– Town of Lakes, Ashby – smallest town, Athol-the Tool Town, Barre – Town of Patriots, Gardner – The Chair City, Hardwick – OldestContinue Reading
There is a vaccine clinic January 4, 2022 at Gardner Middle School. While the average death from Covid is 75, the average age of infection is 33, demonstrating that getting the vaccine will help prevent the death of other family members, friends, and neighbors. We have a page with allContinue Reading
Gardner MA has begun Reassessment From Gardner MA City Hall, ““ATTENTION: Rob Tolland works for Vision and has been contracted by the City to assist with data collection as part of our 5-year reassessment program, as required by the Division of Local Services. He has a Vision ID badge andContinue Reading
New Gardner MA Terms Gardner Mayor Michael Nicholson started his first full term on January 3, 2022 after being administered the oath of office at Gardner City Hall, along with the Gardner City Council, and Gardner School Committee. Public Ceremony is January 6, 2022 6pm at Perry Auditorium, City Hall.Continue Reading
Keep Active in Greater Gardner MA With so many of us spending more time indoors during the winter months, it’s still important to keep active. Here are some options: The Fitness Center at Mount Wachusett Community College, 444 Green St., Gardner MA is 65,000 square feet and open to theContinue Reading
Greater Gardner MA Budget Dog Gardner Magazine’s Budget Dog has some great tips for saving money in 2022. Save on cable, phone, electric, cars, internet, water, and so much more. For the complete article, CLICK HEREContinue Reading
Happy New Year Greater Gardner MA 2022 Gardner Magazine wishes you and yours a Happy New Year! For a printable 2022 Calendar, CLICK HERE.Continue Reading
Christmas Tree Pickup From Gardner MA City Hall, “Curbside Christmas tree collection will be January 4th to 7th on your regularly scheduled trash collection day. Christmas trees wrapped in plastic or containing decorations cannot be collected.”Continue Reading
Gardner Magazine Budget Dog Budget Dog would like to share some tips for saving money in the New Year! Cable TV If you like your current channel lineup, it may be possible to have your cake and eat it too, that is, keep everything you like and save money inContinue Reading
Efficient City Government or what? Even with rising costs, the City of Gardner has endeavored to keep its fees the same. In fact, the Gardner MA City Clerk’s office confirms that the schedule of fees dated 12/1/13 (over 8 years ago) is still accurate. In these days of rising costsContinue Reading
Gardner MA Water Main Break, again… Citizens on social media have reported yet another water main break, apparently occurring at the Leamy, Barthel, Baker intersection the morning of December 28, 2021. Gardner Magazine called the DPW for any information. We asked if the Water Department had any staffing shortages whichContinue Reading
Gardner MA – The Year Ahead The year ahead: What we see happening and what is possible. Our piece explores some of the priorities of 2022. For our complete article CLICK HERE.Continue Reading
Best Winter Fire Safety Practices This time of year is a good time to write about best Fire Safety practices. The Massachusetts Department of Fire Services “provides the fire service, regulated industries, and citizens with training, education, prevention, investigation, and emergency response services.” Download Winter Holiday Safety pamphlet. CLICK HERE. Continue Reading
An analysis of the numbers reveals the power of vaccines. CLICK HERE. .Continue Reading
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