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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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Update: 12/12/21 – The restaurant is having a soft opening and released a statement on Facebook which we publish in full here. CLICK HERE. Winchendon Carriage House Restaurant Opens The local favorite dining spot reportedly opened Saturday, Dec. 11, 2021. It wasn’t announced on their website which still says, “WeContinue Reading

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Earlier, Gardner Magazine featured a lengthy Safety Zones article. CLICK HERE Ashburnham MA Town Meeting Approves All Articles On Tuesday, Ashburnham voters approved the acceptance of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter  90, Section 18B permitting the establishment of designated safety zones, in the interest of public safety….such safety zones shall haveContinue 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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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

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Fire Scare at New Gardner Elementary School The emergency call was received just after 8am about a fire at the building site located off Pearl Street. The accidental fire caused at least several thousand dollars in damage. According to an online post by former Gardner Mayor Mark Hawke, “They wereContinue Reading

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Gardner MA Christmas with the Animals Video GardnerMagazine.com has licensed video of animals from all over the world and Christmas music to produce our 101.3 Studios presentation of “Gardner MA Christmas with the Animals’, a heartwarming tribute to nature’s most beautiful creatures. This 12 minute Full HD production is ourContinue Reading

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Editor’s Note: Reading the complete Leapfrog Safety Report will provide you with a complete understanding of what the score actually covers. Read the complete report, CLICK HERE. Gardner MA Excellent Medical Affirmed In the G.N.A.M.G.A. Week (Good News About Gardner MA Week) which keeps on giving, Heywood Hospital received itsContinue Reading

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Join the Generosity Movement! Start with Giving Tuesday. Help a non-profit organization in the Greater Gardner MA region. Here’s a list. Make Giving Tuesday Year Round Generosity! Donation bins are set up at Gardner MA City Hall to collect toys and clothing for the needy. Gardner PD and Fire haveContinue Reading

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Ashburnham MA Town Meeting December 7, 2021 at 7pm Upcoming town meeting has a safety theme.    One article instructs the town to opt-in to establish safety zones with a 20 mile per hour speed limit.   Another asks to use 150k of free cash towards maintaining town-owned dams.  Other separate warrantContinue Reading