Flash Flood Warning Issued For Groton
The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning for the Groton area, already under a Flood Watch for more general flooding from this week’s heavy rains.
The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning for the Groton area, already under a Flood Watch for more general flooding from this week’s heavy rains.
Groton’s got woods, lakes and ponds… perfect summer camp territory. Here’s a round up of what’s available.
A female cat with double paws and a collar has been found in the .Pepperell Road / Hill Road / Kemp Street area.
Are you a Town Meeting regular, an occasional drop-in, or a confirmed no-show? The town wants to know.
The water that’s been falling on Groton this week is going to be in Lost Lake by the weekend, and the forecast is for dry and sunny. And that’s making Andrew Davis and Art Prest pretty happy, because they’re hoping you’ll be in or at the lake too.
Ginny Bennett, Groton’s turtle steward, sent in a short email update from the roads around Lost Lake: Last week, during the pouring rain, I was patrolling for turtles on Groton roads, when I came upon this large young lady strolling straight down the road. Now, usually the turtle is moving from one side of the more »
You can seem some new FACES in Groton next Tuesday, when the Groton Public Library host a reception with the artists who created its current FACES art show, next Tuesday, July 16th from 6:30-8:00 p.m.
The Board of Selectmen ended several years of controversy Monday night when it appointed Delores Alberghini, Dr. Mary Jennings, and Bud Robertson to the town’s Personnel Board. The board has been without members since June 2011, when the BoS voted to disband the board and declined to appoint any members