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The Groton Woman's Club met last week to begin their 2022-23 season. Shown here are club president Cynthia Boyle, Violetta O'Donnell, Deborah Termeulen, Lori McElroy, Karen Tuomi, (executive director of Groton's Trust Funds) with school supplies gathered for the Community Childrens Fund through Groton's Trust Funds.
The club urges all to come visit their pie booth at Grotonfest this weekend!
Groton Grange #7 members, in a ceremony conducted by Massachusetts State Grange officers, installed new officers on September 13, at the historic Grange Hall, 80 Champney Street, Groton. Andrew H. Scott is the Grange’s new President, Eric Fisher the new Vice President, Sally Hensley the new...
Newly appointed Dunstable Fire Chief William Farrell. (Photo Courtesy Jack Stawasz via Dunstable Fire Department)
Dunstable Fire Department announces William Farrell has been appointed as the new Chief. Chief William Farrell was sworn in Aug. 15 by the Dunstable Town Clerk. Chief Farrell began his career as a firefighter in 2006, when he spent five years at the Lewiston, ME Fire Department, and obtained his...
This mother and her daughter brought flowers to the Christine Hanson Memorial Garden on September 11. Christine, who was two years old when she was killed in the attack on the twin towers, was the youngest victim of the terrorist attack that day. This mother said she has been visiting the memorial since her daughter was born. Photo by Linda Loren – Groton Garden Club
Troop 3 Groton kicked off the new Scouting year this past weekend building a kiosk for an Eagle project at the Masspoag boat ramp at the Groton / Tyngsboro border. Courtesy photo
Fourteen Groton residents will participate in the Boston Marathon® Jimmy Fund Walk presented by Hyundai on Sunday, October 2. Ralph Acaba, Kim Cook, Natalie Marsh, David Scott, Heena Parikh, Ilene Hill, JW Crowley, Michele Truex, Jorge Gonzalez, Michael Luth, and four other Groton residents, along...
College of the Holy Cross congratulates the 904 new Crusaders who are starting at the College in fall 2022. The following local students will be part of the Class of 2026: Haly Buchmann of Dunstable, Abigail Linskey of Groton, and Cullan McHugh of Groton.
Liam Healy of Groton graduated Cum Laude after majoring in history and politics and minoring in education at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine. Healy, the son of Eric P. Healy and Lori J. Healy, is a 2018 graduate of Lawrence Academy.
Groton Lakes Association Boating Poker Run
Saturday, August 20, when 35 boaters and property owners on Lost Lake and Knops Pond got together for some creative fun, the game was on! Boaters were the players and dock-masters were the dealers. Besides the goal to meet and greet, there was an “ante poker pot” to be split between the winning high hand and low hand. Everyone who played the game became a winner of new friends and familiarity with unexplored nooks and crannies of our beautiful lake and pond.
Many thanks are due to all who participated making this a requested annual event, and especially to the two winners who generously donated to the GLA coffers.
Nashoba Valley Technical High School welcomed the Class of 2026 at Freshman Orientation on August 29. Thirty-three juniors served as mentors for the new students, conducting tours of the school and helping to acclimate them to the campus. The mentors include Dunstable resident Zachary Cover and Groton resident Nate Dunn. In the photo, Zachary Cover, a junior from Dunstable, center, shows the tool cage inside the Automotive Collision Repair/Refinishing program to freshmen Trevor Chamberlain of Chelmsford and James Conway of Groton during Freshman Orientation at Nashoba Tech.
Sydney Barlow, from Groton, was admitted to Utah State University and began college this week at the USU Eastern campus.
Andrew Chase, from Groton, was admitted to Utah State University and began college this week at the USU Eastern campus.