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Sophie Puchulu [on right] shows her whimsical side with a paper mache ‘horror’ head she made using her own hair. Sophie’s imaginative sculptural talent ranges far and wide. Her talent shines in miniature jewlery she makes and sells on her Etsy site. See image page 2.
Groton Dunstable Art Student Creates Tiny, Intricate Objects From Everyday Life That Can Soothe the Soul and Be Therapeutic for Many
by Robert Stewart
Life Imitates Art
Far More
Than Art Imitates Life -- Oscar Wilde
I don’t want Life
To Imitate Art
I want Life to be Art --...
Georgianna Boutwell. Photo courtesy Groton History Center
by Nancy Barringer
George S. Boutwell, a remarkable Groton resident and civil servant, has been the subject of a number of recent articles in this newspaper by Jeffrey Boutwell. This article focuses on his only daughter Georgianna, who also had a long, eventful life filled with public...
Peter Cunningham, Candidate for Select Board
Peter Cunningham Candidate For Select Board
Please give a very short biographical introduction. A little about your work, your education, how long you have lived in Groton.
I have lived in Groton with my wife Jean since 1979 and we have raised two daughters here, Jenny and Laura. I...
Beautiful new signs designed and installed by Paul Funch and the Trails Committee. Near Williams Barn. Photo by Rick Muehlke.
Thomas Wong and Paul Henderson attain Eagle Scout level at Court of Honor. Courtesy photo
Troop 1 West Groton celebrated its two newest Eagle Scouts at a Court of Honor held Saturday, May 1, 2021 at Parker’s Maple Barn in Mason, NH. Paul Henderson and Thomas Wong of Groton were recognized for attaining the highest advancement rank in Boy Scouting. Eagle Scouts exemplify the virtues of...
Ursula Flury guides bird watching hike on Mass Audubon Rocky Hills Trails as part of a Groton Conservation Trust-led a bird watching hike. Photo by Steve Lieman