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…
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 …
The Cow Pond Brook Road athletic fields redesign advanced this week as project engineers walked the Conservation Commission (August 11) and Planning Board (August 13) through a cost-cutting value engineering plan, including gravel parking, cheaper curbing and walkway materials, at-grade…
Groton's push to upgrade town playing fields at Cal Pond Brook Road is moving again, though slowly: the Conservation Commission kept a placeholder public hearing open July 28 on the Town of Groton's notice of intent for the 599 Cal Pond Brook Road fields (Parcel 248-47) while officials …
The biggest sports story in Groton this week wasn't a game but a gate: Groton-Dunstable Youth Baseball League President Josh Pollock told the Conservation Commission on July 14 that closure of the Cow Pond Access Road, ordered to protect turtles under a 2009 wetlands determination, is c…
Groton's town government issued an update June 22 on its annual fireworks celebration, per the town website. On the recreation front, the town's ongoing pickup softball (Sundays) and pickup baseball (Wednesdays) programs remain open to participants — contact Jon Strauss at 978-870-8596 …
Groton's Select Board and Park Commission met June 15 to interview two applicants — longtime former commissioner Jeff Oberinger and community newcomer Eric Burr — for an open Park Commission seat running through the 2027 annual election. Both candidates cited the Cow Pond area as a prio…
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