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Fall Town Meeting convenes Saturday at Stoddart

Groton's Fall Town Meeting convenes Saturday morning at the Marion Stoddart Building Auditorium. From our own coverage: School Committee weighs arrest policy, budget guidance. Also in today's brief (3 items): Second-quarter tax bills go out Thursday; Fall Town Meeting convenes Saturday …

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Government · Park Commission

Park Commission files three backup CPA plans

Groton's Park Commission voted 3-1-1 to file three separate Community Preservation Act applications as backup funding for a baseball and soccer parking project ahead of a town meeting vote on the full $3.9 million plan.

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Conservation board funds Worthen Drive land fight

Groton conservation board votes to fund legal fight over Worthen Drive land deal. From our own coverage: Conservation board takes on disputed Worthen Drive deal; Planning Board closes hearing on Town Line Road dealership. Also in today's brief (3 items): Fall Town Meeting set for Octobe…

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Sports

Groton sports roundup, Sept. 21 to Sept. 27

Groton's Finance Committee voted 6-0 on Sept. 21 to recommend the $3.9 million Cow Pond Brook Field Improvements project for the fall town meeting warrant. The redesigned plan, presented by consultant Megan of Activitas and Park Commission chair Mary, trims about $900,000 from last year…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of September 21, 2026 through September 27, 2026

Two obituaries with Groton connections were published this week. Reid, Richard Alan, 72, born and raised in Groton, Massachusetts and a retired Air Force firefighter who served at Aviano Air Base in Italy, died August 28, 2026, in Bowers Beach, Delaware, where he had made his home. Chap…

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