Two city committees are holding a joint public hearing Thursday evening for people to comment on the long-term comprehensive plan before it’s sent to City Council.
Paul Koenig
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Gardiner neighborhood residents oppose temporary skate park
City skateboarders will stay at Waterfront Park after neighbors object to moving it to a former school site near Gardiner Common.
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Water system improvements to help fight fires in Farmingdale
The 750,000 to 1 million gallon water tank will replace a 300,000-gallon tank on Almar Street.
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Key Bank closes its Gardiner branch
The bank’s 139-year-old building, which has served as a financial institution in historic downtown Gardiner for nearly a century, is now for sale.
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Kennebec Savings Bank buys north Augusta office building
The bank will use the North Park building formerly owned by Kevin Mattson’s development company for back office staff.
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UMA students dream big in Gardiner
A group of architecture students from the University of Maine-Augusta will present their ideas for design projects for the city at Friday’s art walk.
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Residents tell Gardiner councilors to not raise taxes
The city manager has proposed raising taxes by 7.5 percent, including the expected budgets for the county and school.
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Fate of Gardiner Armory closed by National Guard remains unclear
The Army National Guard plans to reassign the unit formerly stationed in Gardiner to Pennsylvania and replace it with a less specialized combat infantry unit.
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Gardiner moves to allow reuse of older buildings in neighborhoods
A policy that allows commercial uses in buildings like former churches or schools was approved by committee.
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Gardiner officials call tax hike necessary
The City Council is expected to make suggestions about the proposed budget at its meeting Wednesday.