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by Connie Sartini
On September 27, 2022, Groton Police Sergeant Patrick Timmins traveled to San Jose, California to arrest Aleksey Samers on a Middlesex Superior Court warrant for nine felony counts of Theft from a Building, and one count of Common and Notorious Thief. Samers was arraigned in...
Groton Neighbors, Inc., an all-volunteer member organization, is proudly celebrating its fifth anniversary of helping members stay in their homes and remain independent as they age.
On November 2nd, more than 50 members gathered at the Groton Center to honor their founders, Claire Macy and Bob...
• Groton Voters Join Democratic Wave in Massachusetts; Democrats Sweep All Major Statewide Offices; Groton Voters Cement Recent Trend of Voting Democratic in the First Middlesex House District by Giving Convincing Win to Democrat Margaret Scarsdale
• Voters Turnout in Large Numbers for Mid-Term...
The Automotive Technology Program at Mount Wachusett Community College has been selected to participate in the Pathways to Innovation (PTI) “Business Industry, Leadership, Team Academy (BILT) Academy” in 2023.
The BILT Academy provides leadership development for teams from the College and from...
Mark S. Cochran, President and Chief Executive Officer of Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union, and Groton resident, was recently honored as 2022 CEO of the Year by the Cooperative Credit Union Association (CCUA). The award recognizes Credit Union CEOs in Massachusetts, Delaware, New Hampshire, and Rhode...
Nashoba Valley Technical High School received the maximum award available – $2.5 million – in the latest round of Skills Capital Grants.
The high schools receiving grants will make strategic investments over the next two years to increase their career-education programs to provide more...
by Russell Harris
Groton is now part of the North Central Massachusetts State Senate District. As Groton’s political gravity shifts westward, it is important to understand a new set of economic realities so that we can contribute to our new district, make new political alliances, and benefit...
by Robert Stewart
A manufacturing company that produces a wide variety of products for use in major theme parks, TV commercials and advertising is being proposed for the former Platt Builders site on Adams St. in Groton Center near the Rail Trail segment that runs through the center of town. The...
By Connie Sartini
Town Meeting voters approved an amendment to Groton bylaws prohibiting signs that threaten violence against particular individuals or groups. This initiative came as a result of the town having received several complaints about political signs around town involving two...
by Connie Sartini
To assist and support survivors of domestic violence, the Groton Police Department has established a partnership with Alternative House in Lowell. Chief Luth said, “This is a big deal for us as it has been challenging to get services here.” He added that these services are not...