Maine Event Comedy will present NBC Last Comic Standing contestant Dan Crohn at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, at Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center, 280 Water St. in Gardiner. The show also will feature Jonathan Tillson, Chris Kinback, and Kathleen DeMarle. Crohn’s interest in stand-up comedy began as a child after hearing his father’s Henny […]
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Gardiner officials to consider extending Summer Street development agreement
Developers Collaborative, a Portland-based property development company, has been working to build out parcels that city officials acquired along Cobbosseecontee Stream at the edge of the city’s downtown.
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Greenleaf makes Western New England University president’s list
Gardiner student studying electrical engineering.
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Skowhegan woman, Gardiner man sentenced for drug crimes
Nicole A. Lamphere was arrested in Augusta in June following a brief chase, while Joseph Trask, in an unrelated case, was charged with trafficking after selling drugs to an undercover agent in Gardiner.
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Chadwick makes Western New England University dean’s list
Gardiner student is studying general business.
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Pups enjoy off leash fun at opening of new Gardiner Dog Park
20 dogs attend city-owned dog park despite cancellation of Barks in the Park event.
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Barks in the Park to celebrate pups, Gardiner’s new dog park
The annual event will continue to fund upkeep of the new city-owned dog park.
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Gardiner contamination removal ending soon
The Department of Environmental Protection has been overseeing the removal of contaminated material for about six weeks, but the project will wrap soon so that the bridge replacement project won’t be delayed.
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Gardiner school district starts the new year with new administrators
The district is also continuing to work on existing projects, and officials will start considering a late start time for the high school.
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Five Questions: Looks Back
Five business owners and executives share the wisdom they have learned and shared.