Destination Groton Drops $50 Million Vision Estimate
Destination Groton stripped a $50 million estimate from its draft Main Street vision plan.
Destination Groton stripped a $50 million estimate from its draft Main Street vision plan.
The Groton Conservation Commission declined to pause a $550,000 Chapter 61A land purchase despite a resident's pricing objection.
The Groton Park Commission reset its meeting schedule and ranked new annual goals during an extended workshop Monday.
Groton's Community Preservation Committee flagged a possible $1 million exposure tied to a state grant deadline on an active town project.
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.
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.
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's Historic Districts Commission said it holds final say over any Main Street redesign, pushing back on a traffic consultant's plan for up to three new signals.
The Town of Groton announced Oct. 20 that voter registration for the Nov. 3 state election closes Oct. 24 and mail ballot requests are due Oct. 27, with in-person early voting available at Town Hall through Oct. 30.
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