News
This story was reported from an article on the Groton School website, and previous stories appearing in this newspaper.
John B. Goodenough, age 97, a member of Groton School’s Class of 1940, has won the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Groundbreaking research by Professor Goodenough led...
by Connie Sartini
In their letter to the Select Board, the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game (DFG) advised that it is considering purchase of 49.18 acres of land which is a parcel represented on Groton GIS Map as 213-1. It is anticipated that the parcel will be acquired by the New...
By Connie Sartini
Town Manager Mark Haddad, Groton Water Department Superintendent Thomas Orcutt and Water Commissioner Chairman Jim McCaffrey met with Mass DEP on September 26 to present the Water Department’s proposed Manganese Compliance Plan, recommended by the Water Department...
Beautiful aerial view of the new Senior Center on an early fall morning. A formal dedication ceremony of the new Senior Center is scheduled for Saturday, November 2 at 1 p.m. followed at 2-4 p.m. with an open house. Seaing is limited for the dedication, so please call to sign up.
The Council...
by Robert Stewart
The Massachusetts Nurses Association announced last week that they have reached a tentative labor agreement with Registered nurses at Steward Nashoba Valley Medical Center in Ayer.
The tentative agreement was reached after several days of intense negotiations and...
by Robert Stewart
Incumbent State Representative Sheila Harrington who represents Groton in the First Middlesex District will face a challenge in her expected bid to seek reelection to a sixth term. Harrington, a Republican from Groton, will face her most serious challenge as Deb Busser, a...
by Mary Swansburg
When she graduated from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst with a Bachelor’s degree in wildlife biology, Vanessa Abraham saw herself following in the footsteps of women like Jane Goodall and Dian Fossey. However, as she began to look into her career in wildlife...
by Connie Sartini
Over the past several months Groton has been the target of two serious incidents of hate, exhibited by the swastikas and vulgar anti-police scrawling’s left atop Gibbet Hill at the Fire Tower, and this past week by an anti-female flyer using a religious slur that was left...
by Connie Sartini
Clearly frustrated by the lack of progress in finalizing approval by the Legislature of the Town of Groton’s updated Charter, the Select Board has asked Town Manager Mark Haddad to invite State Representative Shelia Harrington to come to a Board meeting and explain what...
by Connie Sartini
Groton Select Board unanimously adopted a charge for the formation of a Capital Planning Committee that would study the requirements and needs for capital expenditures for all town-owned buildings, playing fields and courts, recreation structures, large equipment, vehicles...