Groton's Park Commission voted to have Jack Petropoulos draft a backup Community Preservation Act application for the 2027 Spring Town Meeting, a contingency if the Cow Pond parking and access project fails at the Oct. 3 Fall Town Meeting.
Groton's Board of Assessors kicked off a five-year cycle of mandatory property inspections Monday, complying with Massachusetts Department of Revenue rules. The inspections, which began August 24, will roll out across the town's properties over the coming five years as part of the state…
This week's obituary notices column carries one Groton, Massachusetts obituary: Young, John III, 63, who died August 19, 2026, with a notice posted to Legacy.com. He is survived by his daughter, Nicole, and her husband, Seth Bonchack; service details were not specified in the available …
Groton recorded 20 property deed transfers from July 24 to Aug. 22, with recorded prices ranging from $375,000 to $1,741,500 and a median of $806,250 among the 14 sales that reported a price. The other six sales, all transfers within the same family or into a personal trust, had not recorded a
The Complete Streets Committee reviewed a consultant's preliminary Main Street redesign featuring a new traffic signal and corridor-long bike lane.
The Groton Sustainability Commission voted 7-0 to authorize $350 for pollinator garden irrigation repairs and reviewed a year of multi-town energy grant work worth nearly $900,000.
The Great Pond Advisory Committee voted to have two members draft proposed lake-use rules for Groton's ponds.
The Groton Zoning Board of Appeals voted 4-1 to deny Tower Com LLC's variance request for a monopole wireless facility at 703 Chicopee Road.
Groton's Stewardship Committee elected Adam as vice chair, replacing Kim, who resigned.
Groton Sewer Commission closed fiscal 2026 with income $96,000 over budget and expenses $92,000 under budget.