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Several representatives of the Groton-Dunstable Regional School District and one from the Groton Police Department attended a “Be Safe, Feel Safe” conference recently to focus on teaching local school districts and law enforcement personnel how to identify red flags and other indicators of potentially dangerous student behaviors.
“Stay alert and watch out for your neighbors,” was Groton Police Chief Donald Palma’s advice to residents this morning, as Groton police and the departments of several neighboring towns investigated a series of burglaries that officers suspect may be related.
One person sustained minor injuries and was transported to Nashoba Valley Medical Center after a SUV vs. sedan crash on Main Street at 1:15 p.m. this afternoon. Police were still gathering information this evening and details were not yet available. Traffic was tied up along Route 119 for about an hour after the collision.
The Groton Police Department will hold it’s popular free Women’s Self Defense class (RAD Systems) starting on Monday, March 18.
The monthly lunch at the Senior Center that is catered by the culinary arts students at Nashoba Valley Technical high School may be the best deal in town.
George W. “Hoot” MacGregor Jr., 72, of Groton, died at Emerson Hospital on January 5 2013 after a brief illness.
A 20-year old man was killed around 3:00 a.m. Thursday morning in a motor vehicle accident near 52 Island Road in Groton.
Groton Police Chief Donald Palma released a written statement this morning about an apparent suicide that the department investigated on Wednesday, December 19.
The Groton Senior Center hosted a luncheon prepared by the Nashoba Valley Techical High School’s Culinary Arts students last week.
If the darkening of the days as we lose an hour with daylight savings’s time retreat, several inches of snow on the ground, and Christmas ornaments appearing on store shelves didn’t convince you…
