4 stories from Groton News this week.

GROTON — May 28, 2026 — Groton Planning Board orders site walk and engineering review before key approvals at May 28 meeting. Acting Chair Paul Hathaway presided as the board unanimously continued the Beverly Auto Sales parking expansion hearing at 14 Town Line Road to June 11 and scheduled a site walk

GROTON — May 27, 2026 — Groton-Dunstable School Committee awards a nearly $5 million bus contract and taps its entire Capital Stabilization Fund for a state-assisted roof project. The committee voted unanimously Wednesday to award D-Bus Service Inc. the FY2027-2029 K-12 transportation contract at $4,988,700,

GROTON — May 27, 2026 — Groton-Dunstable's school finance panel advanced a sole-bid transportation contract and a state roof project on deadline to the full School Committee. Business Administrator Sherry Farrell reported that only D-Bus submitted a proposal for a three-year contract covering all district routes,

GROTON — May 26, 2026 — Groton Conservation Commission issued two enforcement orders and took 17 votes at a wide-ranging May 26 session. The board ordered the Park Commission to lock the Cow Pond Brook playing fields access gate immediately, citing a 2009 determination of applicability that required the gate to

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GROTON — May 18, 2026 — Groton Select Board unanimously ratifies new Principal Assessor and approves two community event liquor licenses. The board voted without dissent Monday to confirm Tammy Mickle, the Town Manager's appointee, as Principal Assessor. The board also approved two one-day wine and malt beverage licenses

GROTON — May 14, 2026 — Groton Planning Board approves Casella Meadows flexible development subdivision in three 4-1 votes. The board at its May 14 meeting approved a definitive plan, a flexible development special permit, and a shared driveway special permit for the Nishoba Homes Development LLC project on Wyman Road,

GROTON — May 13, 2026 — Groton-Dunstable School Committee approves $2.6M warrant and advances two policies on first read. The committee voted unanimously at its May 13 meeting to approve a combined payroll and vendor warrant of $2,603,778.56, covering one payroll warrant of $1,174,227.63

Groton Planning Board approves permits for dental office and marijuana retailer at 489 Main Street.