Groton posted unofficial results from the 2026 state primary Tuesday night, closing out primary week. The town clerk's office directed residents to the tallies via a link posted to the town website at 10:31 p.m. Sept. 1, with results still awaiting certification. Separately, Town Manage…
Groton's town manager cancels Flock Safety camera contract, punts policy decision to 2027 town meeting.
Groton will end its Flock Safety camera contract and develop a permanent surveillance plan for the Spring 2027 Town Meeting. Town Manager Mark Haddad announced the termination Monday in a press release posted to the town website, saying officials will use the months ahead to craft a las…
One Groton obituary was published this week: Mangan, William Joseph. William Joseph Mangan, 82, of Groton, Massachusetts, died Tuesday, August 25, 2026, at his home; he was born in Boston and predeceased by his parents and siblings. His notice was posted by McGaffigan Family Funeral Hom…
Groton has opened in-person early voting ahead of the Massachusetts state primary, the town announced in a notice posted to its website. The alert, posted as of Saturday, August 29, 2026, directs residents to a linked schedule for exact early-voting hours and locations rather than listi…
Groton Planning Board unanimously denies a cell tower special permit at the regional high school after zoning variances failed.
Groton's Cable Advisory Committee approved $870 for new signal converters after finding Charter Spectrum equipment was stripping closed captions from its programming.
Groton-Dunstable schools open the year with a $146,000 literacy grant and a model-school nod for Florence Roche. Superintendent Dr.
Groton conservation board orders full wetlands review for a Radden Road shed, splits over a contested Common Street driveway.
Groton's Community Preservation Committee corrected two town-meeting warrant errors and backed $4.2 million for the Cow Pond Brookfields project.