Groton's Community Preservation Committee discussed a voter-education push on CPA funding ahead of the fall Town Meeting and reviewed Cow Pond project financing.
Groton officials previewed a 16-article warrant for the October 3 Fall Town Meeting, including a withdrawn camera-ban petition and a revived $3.9 million park project.
The Groton Park Commission voted 2-1 to table a backup Community Preservation Act funding application until September 28, after a public hearing on a $3.9 million plan to rebuild parking and access at the town's ball fields.
Groton's Conservation Commission this week approved formal construction conditions for the Cow Pond Brook Road athletic fields project, the town's long-running youth sports complex redesign. The order requires permanent transfer of custody of a parcel to the Conservation Commission and …
Groton recorded 17 property transfers from Aug. 14 through Sept. 12. Prices ranged from $321,000 to $934,900 among the seven sales that had a price recorded, with a median of $760,000. The period's top recorded sale was 15 Oriole Drive, which sold for $934,900 on Aug. 18 from Moulton Construction
Groton Planning Board sends clean energy zoning to town meeting, cuts a subdivision bond 75 percent.
Groton-Dunstable School Committee fixes FY26 budget gaps, revises handbook privacy language.
Groton Conservation Commission splits 4-2, then reverses, on a road-project support letter.
One Groton obituary published this week: Halleran, Edward J. Jr., 85, of Groton, who died Thursday, September 3, 2026, at Ayer Valley Rehabilitation & Nursing Center in Ayer. He was born and raised in Ayer, the son of Edward J. and Fern (Moore) Halleran, and is survived by his wife, thr…
Groton's registry of deeds recorded 17 property transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5. Nine listed a recorded price, ranging from $321,000 to $934,900, with a median of $760,000. The period's top sale was new construction at 15 Oriole Drive, which sold for $934,900 to Massoud Ghasemzadeh Barvarz.