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Town Manager Mark Haddad advised that the town had received an “enormous amount of communication” regarding the Board of Selectmen’s decision to join the Groton Electric Light Department in sending a joint letter to the Senate President encouraging him to “expedite new natural gas infrastructure...
The Board of Selectmen, on a split vote, agreed to approve and support an application to the Community Preservation Committee from the Great Ponds Advisory Committee to address the weed issue at Baddacook Pond. Their proposal to the CPC would commit funds for the project for a three year period,...
Groton Police Chief Donald Palma Jr. reports that the Groton Police Department located a teenager who was missing for approximately two hours. Tuesday, Jan. 31 at approximately 6 p.m., Groton Police received a report of a missing teenager who hadn’t returned after going for a jog. The subject was...
The award-winning Groton-Dunstable Regional High School Chamber Chorus will sing in the acoustically perfect Basilica of St Anthony, Padua, Italy, thanks to the efforts of Chorus Director Tim Savoy, Acting Superintendent Bill Ryan, Principal Mike Woodlock and former Supt. Dr. Kristan Rodriguez to...
Town Manager Mark Haddad advised Selectmen Monday night that the town is responsible for paying a $20,000 insurance deductible for the ongoing civil rights lawsuit filed by four firemen, including the Deputy Chief, following being fired by the town. The deductible amounts to $5,000 for each...
At the January 18 public hearing to review recommended changes to the Charter, Selectman Jack Petropoulos highlighted a glaring flaw in proposed Charter language, a flaw giving union members knowledge of collective bargaining strategy, and perhaps, even providing the opportunity to influence such...
The Board of Selectmen, with three members present, voted unanimously to send a letter of support for the Friends of Prescott application that is under consideration by the Community Preservation Committee (CPC). The application is a continuation of the efforts approved in a previous grant from...
Selectmen met with Groton Electric Light Department Jan. 9 following the Board’s receipt of a request from a group called “Mass Power Forward” that is sending out letters to municipalities across the state seeking to get signatures on the letter to prohibit any future natural gas pipelines, along...
The Prescott Review Town Meeting Committee charged architect John MacMillan with creating a feasibility analysis for a Senior Center at Prescott School, including a thumbnail layout and approximate cost estimate. The purpose of this analysis was to evaluate whether Prescott School could work as a...
Friends of Prescott Committee members Mary Jennings, Bruce Eason and Halsey Platt asked the Board of Selectmen to sponsor a Community Preservation Committee (CPC) proposal for $105,600 to continue the group’s work to bring Prescott School up to safety and handicapped accessibility regulations. Last...

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