Groton has declared a Level 3 Critical Drought and banned non-essential outdoor water use, town officials announced this week, citing a state determination. The town also issued an update on its Annual Fireworks Celebration and confirmed the real estate tax demand fee will rise to $30 e…
Groton enters critical drought status, triggering an immediate ban on non-essential outdoor water use. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts declared a Level 3 — Critical Drought for the Northeast Region on July 6, 2026, a designation that includes Groton under the state's Drought Managemen…
Groton's Park Commission voted unanimously to comply with a Conservation Commission order restricting access to the town's baseball-field road, amending it so the gate can open any day a turtle monitor is present rather than only on weekends.
Groton is under a mandatory outdoor water ban after Massachusetts declared a Level 3 — Critical Drought for the Northeast Region on July 6. The Commonwealth's Drought Management Plan triggered immediate enforcement by the Groton Water Department, prohibiting non-essential outdoor water …
Groton recorded 20 deed transfers between June 6 and July 5, 2026, with 13 carrying disclosed sale prices ranging from $600,000 to $1.6 million and a median of $825,000. The month's standout transaction was 92 Common St., which sold June 25 for $1.6 million, with Jeanne M. Nutt as selle…
Groton's Transfer Station is closed Saturday after operating on its normal Friday schedule, leaving residents without drop-off access on Independence Day. Town Hall, which was also shuttered Friday, July 3, remains closed today; online services at grotonma.gov are available 24/7 for bil…
Groton Town Hall will be closed Friday, July 3, as the town observes the Independence Day holiday. The Transfer Station gets a split schedule — open Friday at regular hours, then closed Saturday, July 4. Residents needing permits, payments, or other in-person services at 173 Main St. sh…
The Groton Zoning Board of Appeals continued a contested cell tower variance hearing and watched a second applicant withdraw his request rather than face denial.
Groton Select Board fills four vacancies in one meeting, including a sewer commissioner recruited from the audience.
Groton recorded 20 deed transfers between May 31 and June 29, 2026, with 14 carrying disclosed sale prices ranging from $145,000 to $2,435,000 and a median of $833,250. The month's standout transaction was 6 Little Hollow Lane, which sold June 2 for $2,435,000 — the highest price in the…