Moderator Jason Kauppi poses an existential political question: Are Town Meeting Voter Cards ‘Hot Pink’ or ‘Magenta?’ - What say you? - Photo by Steve Lieman
Chef Will Gilson and the team at The Herb Lyceum at Gilson’s are excited to welcome guests back to the farm for chef-driven, seasonal dinners at The Lyceum on select Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays throughout November. Taking place at the idyllic Gilson family-run farm and event space in...
Steve Dahlgren, cheese monger at the Barn Door in Pepperell, gave a talk at the Grange last weekend. Photo by Steve Lieman
At Groton Woman’s Club October meeting Deborah Termeulen and Carly Detwiller spoke about the new Groton Hill Music Center which will open in 2022. They are pictured here with Catherine Coleman (third from left) Director of Development of Indian Hill/Groton Hill Music, and Club Vice President Cindy Boyle. Courtesy photo
The Groton Garden Club October program featured three of its members who shared their knowledge and expertise in Conservation, Pollinators Gardens and Garden Design.
Jodi Valenta (l) presented the Surprising Story of Conservation in America, spotlighting several species and exploring how...
October 6 Edward A. Palleschi (second from left), Undersecretary for the MA Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulations presented Body Mind Spirit Salon and Day Spa co-owners, Beth Lindstrom (third from left) and Raymond Murphy (far left), with a Certificate of Appreciation for the Licensee...
SUNY Delhi
Travis Belanger of Groton has enrolled at SUNY Delhi and is pursuing a degree in Automotive Technology.
Delhi's hands-on approach to teaching and learning includes over 60 academic programs in specialized areas, including applied technologies, nursing, hospitality, veterinary...
Paul and Gloria Ackroyd of the Sargent Youth Foundation and Jason Valenta, Committee Chair Troop 3 Groton
The first Troop 3 Eagle plaque was donated 20 years ago by Harold Sargent Sr. who was Groton’s first Troop 3 Eagle Scout in 1939. Troop 3 Groton was established in 1916 and currently has 109 Eagle Scouts. Richard Sargent, Harold’s son, recently donated the second plaque. The plaques were stored...
Every fall at the Grotonfest celebration, the Groton Woman’s Club has been a strong presence, serving the BEST pies in Town for the community and visitors. This booth is often the first stop as these delicious pies sell quickly. Groton Woman's Club members l to r Julie Marston, Diane Amaral, Marie Melican, Gail Poulter, Beverly Johnson, Margaret Gorini, and Terry Thelin, and a vast back-up crew, served homemade pie at the club’s table to enthusiastic customers. (Courtesy photo)
