Letters
There is a lot of change going on in the utility world.
If you have been watching over the years, you know UNITIL’s electric rates have been double GELD’s rates for a long time. National Grid’s rates have typically been around 80 percent higher than Groton’s.
The third quarter statistics on...
Help us plan for a vision for the Town of Groton’s future!
On behalf of the Planning Board, we want to make sure that fellow Groton residents and businesses are aware and take advantage of an opportunity that is available to make all your voices and thoughts heard as it relates to ongoing work...
Instead of worrying about how Ayer is going to manage the increased cost for migrant children in the schools, which is a valid concern, how about the residents of Groton finding ways to support Ayer and the new immigrant families. Since we have inadequate affordable housing in Groton, and...
The Cow Pond Brook area and watershed is a very sensitive ecosystem, home to several documented rare species.
There are two articles on the October 28 Town Meeting Warrant - Article 13 and Article 14 pertaining to the proposed 40-home development located on Cow Pond Brook Road, near the Transfer...
I am writing today with a rebuttal to last week's Police Blotter in which the journalist dismissed a 911 caller's complaint against a neighbor's roosters. A 90 decibel interruption at regular intervals for sustained periods of time can be dangerous and emotionally jarring, akin to the ancient...
The Groton Democratic Town Committee invites all Democrats and unenrolled voters to our next meeting at 4 p.m. on Sunday, October 29, 2023 at Legion Hall, 76 Hollis Street. If you, like us, are concerned about our children’s future, jobs and economic opportunity, climate change, immigration reform...
This letter is in response to Marlena Gilbert’s article in the Oct. 6, 2023, edition of this paper entitled “Groton-Dunstable Schools Commit to Bold Greenhouse Gas Emissions Plan”. Some important facts were ommitted. The Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions inventory that Marlena references was...
A big thank you to the Groton Business Association and all the organizers of the 2023 Grotonfest. It was a great success this year despite the threat of rain.
The annual Grotonfest has become an important member recruitment event for Groton Neighbors by attracting a large crowd with a community...
The Nashoba Valley Artists Guild dates back to early 2001 when a small group of artists began meeting regularly at the original senior center in West Groton. Today, it represents a group of all types of artists from Groton and surrounding areas who want to explore art with encouraging support from...
I am happy to share some very good news. After enduring a three-year hiatus brought on by Covid 19, the Groton Community Christmas Concert is returning this year. In December 2019 we performed our last concert, “Singing With the Angels”, and at that time no one had any inkling it would be our...