News
by Connie Sartini
Following a detailed report and recommendation from Town Manager Mark Haddad, the Select Board voted unanimously to call a Special Town Meeting for Saturday, May 18 at 9 a.m. at the Groton Dunstable Regional High School gym.
Town Manager Mark Haddad told the Select Board, “...
The Groton Police Department and Groton Fire Department are excited to announce they are currently taking applications for their first-ever combined Student Public Safety Academy.
The Student Public Safety Academy will run June 17 to June 21 from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the Groton Center Fire...
Pictured left to right - Babs Dasilva and Linda Crocco.
Photo by Paul Lemieux
Nashoba Valley Artists Guild is excited to announce their recent art installation “Abstracts” which is now showing at Forge & Vine in Groton and will be displayed until June 10, 2024. The accomplished artists whose works are featured are Linda Crocco, Babs Dasilva, Peg McWade, and Kimberly...
Greg Sheldon, Destination Groton Committee Member.
Photo by Steve Lieman
by Barbara Scofidio
An April 12 meeting at The Groton Inn presented by the Groton Business Association & Destination Groton brought together town leaders and local business owners to discuss potential economic development strategies and opportunities for the town. Two strong themes emerged...
[Ed. Note: The Groton Herald sent two questions to the two candidates for election to the Select Board, Peter Cunningham and Guy Alberghini. The first was a brief background of the candidate’s history of participation in town government and other local groups. The second question asked candidates...
First-term State Representative Margaret Scarsdale who represents Groton and five other communities in the First Middlesex District announced this week that she is officially on the ballot for the State Primary Election in September. Scarsdale was the first Democrat to win election as State...
Despite Complaints, Water Commissioners Believe New Charge Will Sustain Operations at Water Department
by Robert Stewart
As yet another round of rain promises to dampen this weekend, Groton and the North Central Massachusetts area will add another rain event – although less impactful and on the...
by Kate Norrish
On April 21, Groton Hill Music Center will host a “very dramatic” musical event, the New England premiere of a work entitled “Far Past War”, performed by the Nashoba Valley Chorale led by Conductor and Music Director Anne Watson-Born. The contemporary piece was composed by Augusta...