Happenings
The Pages for Peace Foundation announce that The Big Book: Pages for Peace Project will be exhibited during the summer months at the Fitchburg Art Museum in Fitchburg. The awe-inspiring Big Book will be displayed along with various original artwork pieces, an interactive kiosk of the virtual book,...
Pepperell Business Association Summer Concert Series and Ice Cream Socials are back on track! All concerts take place at the town field bandstand. The series runs for six consecutive Tuesday evenings from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. As always, FREE ice cream will be provided by Dr. Davis Ice Cream and...
The Destination Groton Committee will host its third and final Public Forum June 25 to engage Groton residents in conversation about Groton’s future as a destination location.
The Destination Groton Committee (DGC) was appointed by the Town Select Board last January and Charged: “to pursue a...
Harlan has been enjoying being outside in this fine weather on one of the Groton Trust properties. He is on one of the green
and white medallion marked through trails. There are clumps of yellow hawkweed (Hieracium pratense) on the trail about two blocks from Harlan. They are one to three feet...
Rollstone Bank & Trust (RBT) will launch their inaugural Rollstone Rhythms Summer Concert Series on Thursday, June 16, 2022 @ 6:30 pm to 8:30 p.m. at Smith Pavilion located at 99 Main Street (Rte. 119) in Groton, MA.
Performers will take the stage at the pavilion the third Thursday of June,...
Bring a chair & picnic to the Common in front of the Meeting House. Rain or shine.
For more information visit shirleymeetinghouse.org
June 12 Ellsworth and Hicks ~ A sweet blend of guitar, clarinet & vocal harmonies ~ and a whole batch of original songs
July 17 Cooper & Kenneally and...
What a lovely spring week for hiking but no one has found Harlan. Harlan is enjoying his resting spot on the hill looking down on the trail as people pass by. He is surrounded by maple leaved viburnum (Viburnum acerifolium) that is just starting to bloom. The bloom is white, two to three inches...
Friends of the Groton Elders is sponsoring a free paper shredding event Saturday, June 18 from 9 a.m.-noon. Location is in the parking lot behind Town Hall. Rain or shine. Shred as you wait. Please remove all paper clips. For questions please call Gail at 978-448-6613.
Let the Conversation Begin…
The Destination Groton Committee will host two Public Forums in June to engage Groton residents in conversation about Groton’s future as a destination location.
The Destination Groton Committee (DGC) was appointed by the Town Select Board last January and Charged: “to...
The final talk in the 2022 speaker series “Climate Impact in the Nashua River Watershed: What is Happening and Actions We Can Take”. Speaker will be David Vallee, Hydrologist-in-Charge at National Weather Service/NOAA Northeast River Forecast Center, and Acting Chief for the Water Resources...