Gardner to celebrate birthday with sidewalk sale, fireworks
The city will celebrate its 237th birthday on Saturday, June 25, with a “Downtown Celebration” that will feature activities, a sidewalk sale and outdoor dining.
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The city will celebrate its 237th birthday on Saturday, June 25, with a “Downtown Celebration” that will feature activities, a sidewalk sale and outdoor dining.
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Gardner Ale House and HUB New England anchor Parker Street like the businesses of days past Mike Richard Special for The Gardner News There are many sections of downtown Gardner that, sadly, are only mute reminders of a once grand city that was swarming with activity. Longtime residents mourn the fact that the former Orpheum Theater building and the Maki Block have been razed, while the stately Ryan Brothers Block currently stands virtually empty. However, in stark contrast are the former Levine and Barthel Blocks – no longer referred by their archaic names – but thriving today as the Gar...
Iconic Main Street business set to mark its 85th anniversary this week Mike Richard Special for The Gardner News They are downtown Gardner’s version of Mount Rushmore – the four businesses that have been continuously opened in the city’s business district since the 1930s. Lakin’s, which first opened in June of 1935, and the Paramount Cafe, opened in October of 1935, are among the oldest continuously opened establishments in their 86th year. The Bowlaway is the youngest holdover from that decade, first opening in 1939. Third in longevity, Priscilla Candy Shop at 4 Main St. marks its 85...