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.
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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.
Nearly 2,000 attend Oktoberfest in Gardiner
Highlights of the eighth annual Swine & Stein celebration included a beard and mustache contest, live music, food trucks and a dozen craft beers.
Downtown Gardiner street construction nears completion
The bulk of the work for the year is expected to wrap up in a couple of weeks, and final paving on Water Street south of the library will be completed next year.
Closure of Dennis’ Pizza in Gardiner ends an era
Andrew and Kara Waller say what they have learned owning the restaurant will serve them well in their next business venture, whatever it may be.
Gardiner city officials to consider safety bonus
The one-time payment would reward city workers for safe job practices.
Leroy Smith pleads guilty to 2014 killing of father in Gardiner
Justice Michaela Murphy immediately committed Smith to the Riverview Psychiatric Center for an undetermined period of time after he was found not criminally responsible for the killing of his father, Leroy Smith Jr.