The Crusaders screen the goaltender and cycle the puck on the power play to earn a shot from the high slot. The Westboro penalty killers stayed strong in front of the net to block the shot. Photo by Matt Detota
Sam Brewster, Liam Herrmann, Jason Kenney and Marlon Metellus set new school records in the 4x200 relay and 4 x 50 shuttle, with times of 1:34:50 and 22:38. Photo Courtesy of Coach Volante
Andrew Stenstream goes full-extension to keep the ball in play. Photo by Heather Barlow
G-D Junior Kaelyn Engeian was named to the Telegram and Gazette's Volleyball Super Team. Photos by Glen Shapland and Robert Mingolelli
In the foreground, aerial view of the new FloRo Elementary School under construction. Photo by Ralph Wiechmann
Drone photo showing Broadmeadow Road crossing large wetland area just off the Center. This image suggests options for re-routing traffic away from Broadmeadow Road and the opportunity to create a new retail/housing district behind Main Street, including possible access to the rear of Prescott Community Center. Photo by Ralph Wiechmann.
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In the foreground, aerial view of the new FloRo Elementary School under construction. Photo by Ralph Wiechmann
Drone photo showing Broadmeadow Road crossing large wetland area just off the Center. This image suggests options for re-routing traffic away from Broadmeadow Road and the opportunity to create a new retail/housing district behind Main Street, including possible access to the rear of Prescott Community Center. Photo by Ralph Wiechmann.
Immanuel Wilkins. See NPR Tiny Desk concert on YouTube as an appetizer before seeing the Immanuel Wilkins concert at Groton Hill Music in Meadow Hall on February 4.
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Bronson Solomon drives to the basket for the layup. Photo by Heather Barlow
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Members of the Groton Garden Cluh created and decorated beautiful boxwood trees at the Lost Lake Fire Department Community Room. Under the direction of Boxwood Tree Workshop Chairman Ann Griffin-White, each participant crafted one tree to be distributed to area residents receiving Meals on Wheels. Trees are also given to the Police and Fire Departments, and the Library. Members also create a second tree for themselves. Pictured L to R are Garden Club members – Michael Sarcia, Sue Houde, Penny Hommeyer, Effie Stewart and Lynn Kavanagh.