A marijuana task force has been meeting since earlier this year to develop recommendations for the Gardiner City Council to consider.
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Fire damages bedroom, attic of Gardiner home Wednesday morning
The owner of the Dresden Avenue home heard a smoke alarm as he was leaving for work.
Communication at heart of school, city officials’ meeting in Gardiner
Municipal leaders had called the meeting with school board members to discuss the school budget and the roles of the elected boards.
Among football rivalries, Cony-Gardiner is special — but hardly alone
Throughout country, rivalry games carry out generations of history in front of sold-out crowds.
Gardiner officials consider assessing sewer surcharge
The ongoing Water Street reconstruction project has revealed a roof drain connection from 190 Water St. to the sewer.
Former Gerard’s Pizza owner buys it back, aims for November re-opening of Gardiner business
Claude Caron, who sold the business to Jeff McCormick, is buying the business and the building again to continue the business started by his father and uncle.
Gardiner officials agree to consider Indigenous Peoples Day
Gardiner residents will have a chance to weigh in at future meetings.
Gardiner awarded funds for downtown flood help
The Maine Historic Preservation Commission says planning for the impacts of climate change on historic buildings is one of its priorities.
Date changed for Gardiner liquor license public hearings
Two hearings advertised for Wednesday will instead take place on Oct. 18.
Gardiner to consider observing Indigenous Peoples Day in 2018
Mayor Thom Harnett said he’s requesting a discussion at Wednesday’s City Council meeting about the city observing a day honoring indigenous people instead of Christopher Columbus.