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Wednesday, November 4, 2026 Groton, Massachusetts · Change town
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Lawrence Academy Partners With Groton to Bring Back July 4th Fireworks

Groton's Fourth of July fireworks are confirmed, anchored by a new partnership with Lawrence Academy. The town issued a press release June 22 announcing the collaboration, preserving a community tradition that draws families each summer. Separately, a vacancy has opened on the Community…

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The Town of Groton has confirmed that its annual Independence Day fireworks celebration will go forward this year, with Lawrence Academy stepping up as a key partner to make it happen.

TOWN HALL

Fireworks Celebration Update

Groton residents can mark their calendars: the annual Fourth of July fireworks are on. A press release issued June 22 confirmed that Lawrence Academy is involved in making this year's celebration possible, though full details of the partnership were not included in the available text. The announcement signals good news for a community tradition that draws families from across town each summer.

Also on the Town Hall front, a seat has opened on the Community Preservation Committee. The vacancy is subject to appointment requirements under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 41, Sections 10 and 11. Residents interested in serving should check the town's website at grotonma.gov for application details.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

No new coverage from Patch, MetroWest Daily News, or The Boston Globe in this cycle.

COMING UP

- July 4, Annual Town Fireworks Celebration, in partnership with Lawrence Academy. Watch grotonma.gov for time and location details. - Ongoing, Community Preservation Committee vacancy: residents interested in appointment should contact Town Hall at 173 Main St. or call (978) 448-1100.

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