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Although Finance Committee member Steve Boczenowski continues to challenge the administration at the Nashoba Valley Technical High School in its claims on per-student spending, local school officials are agreed that the amount of such costs depends on how the statistics are looked at.
Voters buck official position, OK joining regional waste plan
Is joining a regional hazardous-waste program still in the formative stages better than a town-operated program, or forcing residents to drive 45 minutes to Lexington now that the Lunenburg regional program is going away? The majority of Special Town Meeting voters were willing to take the chance this week, against the recommendation of the Board ...
Town eyes new ways to use Prescott
The Prescott Elementary School on Main Street was closed by the Groton-Dunstable School District last year as a cost-cutting measure, and deliberations are now under way to chart a long-term plan for the future of the historic building.
Groton shop owner gives back to fight cancer
In March 1989, Kerri Stephenson stepped out of the Fort Myers, Fla., airport and thought she saw her deceased grandfather standing there.
A grand gift to the town from the man you can't see
People here knew the man drove a silver Jaguar. They knew he lunched four days a week at Cliff's Cafe, invariably ordering in a barely audible voice: carrot sticks, soup, and a sandwich.
Voter registration deadline Nov. 18. Massachusetts will conduct a special election cycle to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Sen.
Fresh seafood, delivered to your door
Every Tuesday, Elisha Ewing, a.k.a. Liberty Fish, delivers fresh seafood to customers in Carlisle, Westford, Chelmsford, Littleton, and Groton.
The storm of the century...Locals reflect on the Hurricane of 1938
Modern technology has made impending hurricanes prime fodder for 24-hour news and weather networks, which offer extensive coverage of major storms long before they make landfall.
Family OKs reduced penalty in fatal hit and run
A close friend of Misty Bassi, the bicyclist killed in a hit-and-run accident on University Drive on Memorial Day, approved of last week's court settlement in which driver Parvin Niroomand avoided jail time.
A five-month probe by the state Inspector General's office into the practices of the Groton Zoning Board of Appeals over the past six years has revealed that the board improperly hired its consultants, among other infractions.
From Africa to America, Moroccan teens get taste of life at G-D High
From left, Moroccan exchange students, Khalid Chraibi, 18, Hehdi Beqqali, 18, Mehdi Talout, 19, Oussama Chafil, 18, Abir Fakir, 18, and Sophia Zizi, 18, stand outside Groton-Dunstable Regional High School, where they are experiencing American life for two weeks.
Halloween is almost behind us, so it's time to think about Thanksgiving. If you do your own baking, there are coupon deals that will help make it easy for you.
Groton Community Dinner: 5:45 to 7 p.m. All are welcome to a free, monthly dinner on the last Friday of every month, held at First Parish Church, located at the intersection of routes 40 and 119 in Groton.
Haunted House at Christian Union Church: 7 to 9 p.m. Get ready for the thrill of your lifetime in a deep, dark, spooky basement! The youth group of West Groton's Christian Union Church would like to invite you to visit their Haunted House on Friday, Oct.
Groton-Dunstable district want input on next school leader
What kind of superintendent do you want to lead the local school district? Local residents and parents will have a chance to tell the Groton-Dunstable Regional School Committee about the "attributes, experience and knowledge" they want to see in the schools' next leader at three meetings next week: * Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. at the Performance Arts ...
Hargraves not seeking re-election, backs Groton lawyer for 1st Middlesex seat
"Holding a public office is a public trust," said state Rep. Robert Hargraves, "and I trust her.
Town Meeting opted to establish a Department of Public Works last night, but only after lengthy debate on how that would impact the town's water and sewer commissions.