Groton's Select Board unanimously adopted fiscal year 2028 budget guidance directing the town manager to prepare a balanced budget plus three tiered Proposition 2½ override options.
Two Boston Road sales led an active month in Groton's real estate market. From our own coverage: Two Boston Road sales anchor active real estate month.
Groton recorded 18 property transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, with nine listing a sale price ranging from $49,000 to $2.2 million and a median of $850,500.
Lawrence Academy girls claim TIC title while Groton School hosts BB&N in soccer and field hockey.
UMass Memorial representatives outline plans for a new Groton emergency facility opening in early 2027.
Groton's Planning Board voted 6-0 to close the public hearing on a battery energy storage project at 600 Cowpond Brook Road, conditioning approval on compliance with the town's newly adopted battery storage zoning bylaw.
The Town of Groton laid out the final dates for registering to vote, requesting a mail ballot and casting an early ballot ahead of the Nov. 3 state election, with the registration window closing first this weekend. From our own coverage: Election deadlines loom before Nov. 3 vote.
Groton Sewer Commission pressed Pepperell over a still-unsigned treatment agreement and disputed a fee hike from a partner utility.
Destination Groton secured a seat on the Select Board's interview panel for a new part-time economic development coordinator.
Groton-Dunstable Regional School Committee outlined a possible multiyear tax override to close a structural budget gap.