Sidewalks and pavers and more in Gardiner
The $1.5 million sidewalk projects currently underway in Gardiner include more than just “hunks of concrete,” said supervisor Carl Zatz.
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At 98, historian Carleton Mabee readies new book on Shawangunk land preservation controversies
There are not many people who can say that they authored a book — even fewer who can say that
Less than $10,000 now needed to protect Hess Farm
Preparations are now moving ahead to purchase the development rights on Gardiner’s historic Hess Farm. Many local residents, businesses and
Gardiner to put former firehouse/library building on market
The Gardiner Town Board voted to put the abandoned old Fire Department station and lot on the market, after some
Hess Farm open space fundraising enters final push
The rush to save Hess Farm in Gardiner is officially on. Open space advocates only have until March 31 to
New apartment complex approved for downtown Gardiner
After more than two years of review before the Gardiner Planning Board, a small development in the hamlet originally intended
Half-mile access road in Gardiner pits neighbors against neighbors
Charles Majestic walks through the old 1740s-era stone house he rebuilt with his father from the pile of rubble it
Looking forward to 2013 with Gardiner Town Supervisor Carl Zatz
As he enters the second year of his current administration as Gardiner town supervisor, Carl Zatz seems to be hitting
Year in review for the Town of Gardiner
It’s funny how the controversies that tend to dominate the news seem to define how a particular year has gone
Hess Farm project needs $40,000
A new sign outside Gardiner Town Hall will track the final fundraising needed to protect a local farm for future