The Great Pond Advisory Committee reported the state installed new parking signage at the Lost Lake boat ramp, giving Groton police a basis to ticket improperly parked vehicles.
The Groton Sewer Commission said it still lacks a signed intermunicipal agreement with Pepperell more than three years after adopting a new flow-based billing formula.
Groton-Dunstable School Committee approved a new Protect Act security policy and a June 2027 Washington, D.C. trip.
The Groton Planning Board voted unanimously to continue a hearing on the town's third battery storage system after raising radio-interference and tower-safety questions.
Groton Electric Light Commission weighed a $5.75 monthly rate hike but deferred a final vote.
Groton Board of Health orders a condemnation hearing for a re-rented Cypress Road property still under enforcement action.
Town manager apologizes after electronic voting system failed at Fall Town Meeting citing base station glitch. From our own coverage: Five home sales recorded as September deed data lags. Also in today's brief (3 items): Town manager explains e-voting glitch at fall meeting; Hazard miti…
Groton's assessor's office completed a required FY2027 property revaluation certified preliminarily by the state. From our own coverage: Five Groton home sales range from $475,000 to $1.26 million. Also in today's brief (5 items): Assessors complete FY2027 property revaluation; Groton C…
Groton Town Meeting approved $3.9 million for a Cow Pond Brook Fields overhaul and a new senior property tax break while rejecting a rival senior tax-freeze petition.
The South Middlesex Registry of Deeds recorded 19 Groton property transfers between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, but only five had posted a sale price as of this report. Among those, prices ranged from $475,000 to $1,262,000, with a median of $803,777. The month's top sale was 22 Chamberlains Mill Lane at