Full story next week: Groton resident Sandra Nazarian Hersh deploys her outstanding talents as a seamstress to make surgical masks for UMASS Medical Center. Photo by Michael LaTerz.
Arriving in timeless style. Photos by Andrea Brown of Photography by Andrea, Dunstable.
Market Basket is always busy but never more so than during the Coronavirus pandemic. The tight quarters and long checkout lines seen here are not condusive to the recommended "social distancing." People in other counties with coronavirus outbreaks cannot understand why we Americans are clearing out grocery store aisles, especially hoarding toilet paper. Photo by Steve Lieman.
The futuristic architecture of The Music Center at Indian Hill seems to rise like a set for a Star Wars clandestine rebel hideway located on a remote but pristine planet where the underdog good guys plot their comeback. Photo taken from Groton Conservation Trust’s Bates land on the northern face of Indian Hill. Photo by Russell Harris.
Despite the snow and cold, Mark Caliri, from the maintanance department, is transporting new sod for the baseball infield at the GDRHS baseball field. He is also working on the field hockey lacrosse field in an effort to expand the grass area. Photo by Robert Mingolelli
Photo by Robert Mingolelli
A view from Gibbet Hill looking west towards Mt Watatic. Photo by Steve Lieman
Full story next week: Groton resident Sandra Nazarian Hersh deploys her outstanding talents as a seamstress to make surgical masks for UMASS Medical Center. Photo by Michael LaTerz.
Arriving in timeless style. Photos by Andrea Brown of Photography by Andrea, Dunstable.
Market Basket is always busy but never more so than during the Coronavirus pandemic. The tight quarters and long checkout lines seen here are not condusive to the recommended "social distancing." People in other counties with coronavirus outbreaks cannot understand why we Americans are clearing out grocery store aisles, especially hoarding toilet paper. Photo by Steve Lieman.
The futuristic architecture of The Music Center at Indian Hill seems to rise like a set for a Star Wars clandestine rebel hideway located on a remote but pristine planet where the underdog good guys plot their comeback. Photo taken from Groton Conservation Trust’s Bates land on the northern face of Indian Hill. Photo by Russell Harris.
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Market Basket is always busy but never more so than during the Coronavirus pandemic. The tight quarters and long checkout lines seen here are not condusive to the recommended "social distancing." People in other counties with coronavirus outbreaks cannot understand why we Americans are clearing out grocery store aisles, especially hoarding toilet paper. Photo by Steve Lieman.
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The futuristic architecture of The Music Center at Indian Hill seems to rise like a set for a Star Wars clandestine rebel hideway located on a remote but pristine planet where the underdog good guys plot their comeback. Photo taken from Groton Conservation Trust’s Bates land on the northern face of Indian Hill. Photo by Russell Harris.
A view from Gibbet Hill looking west towards Mt Watatic. Photo by Steve Lieman
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Despite the snow and cold, Mark Caliri, from the maintanance department, is transporting new sod for the baseball infield at the GDRHS baseball field. He is also working on the field hockey lacrosse field in an effort to expand the grass area. Photo by Robert Mingolelli
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Full story next week: Groton resident Sandra Nazarian Hersh deploys her outstanding talents as a seamstress to make surgical masks for UMASS Medical Center. Photo by Michael LaTerz.
Arriving in timeless style. Photos by Andrea Brown of Photography by Andrea, Dunstable.
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