Lost Lake Fire Station received a major fall clean up and pruning thanks to members of the Groton Garden Club. They tackled the project with knowledge, enthusiasm and determination, eliminating major weed growth, trimming overgrown shrubs and mulching around the front entry to the station and the station sign. The team included (L to R) members Lois Young, Sue Houde, Claire Wilson, Cindy Smith, Lisa Murray, Linda Loren, and Connie Sartini, who took the picture.
The caption for the photo, shown on left, mis-identified one of the Friends of Trees members. The correct identification of the members are Linda Loren (l) and Mary Durham (r).
The Groton Woman's Club recently held a brief meeting to install new officers, and welcomed new member Kathy Shelp, seen here at the Groton Senior Center with membership chair Audrey Bryce (rt) and club president Therese Keoseian. Courtesy photo
Longtime Woman's Club member Ann Walsh was honored and thanked for her years of service to the club. Courtesy photo
Natalie Greene and Mary Durham record tree information for Friends of the Trees. Photo by Connie Sartini
Friends of the Trees continue their project to update the inventory of the many beautiful trees they have planted along Groton streets and roadways. They use calipers to measure the diameter of the trees, identify the GPS coordinates and assess the overall condition of these plantings. They have...
Groton Deputy Fire Chief Weeks. Photo by Steve Lieman
Edie Tompkins has been active in this community for more than 50 of her 90 years and we, her family, wish to include you in celebration of this joyful moment.
Due to Covid-19 we are unable to celebrate face-to-face and that is what she and so many people are missing and longing for. You...
Colgate University Dean's Award
Kelsey L. Beausoleil, 2019 GDRHS graduate and Class President, has received the Dean’s Award at Colgate University for the spring 2020 semester. Kelsey is currently a sophomore and three-sport athlete (Cross Country, Indoor Track and Track & Field). She is...
The Chiefs
These local police chiefs will be participating virtually this Sunday, October 4 in a fund raiser for the Dana-Farber Jimmy Fund by walking 5k along Nashua River Rail Trail. The chiefs belong to “Team Police Chiefs” organized by the Massachusetts Chiefs of Police. Anyone is interested in...
