The Groton Herald needs the ‘oxygen’ of subscription revenue to fund our newsgathering work and other costs. If you enjoy the Groton Herald and believe that maintaining independent journalism in our ...

We’ll never know the fun they had. Or the squabbles. We can only cherish the toys they left behind with their childhoods: the tin train engine, the cast iron ponies and horse-drawn fire wagons, the ...

Week of June 9, 2025 During the week of June 9, 2025, Patriot Regional Emergency Communication Center answered 1595 calls for service. The following is a summary of just a few of those calls.

What’s more dangerous to democracy: bad ideas—or empty chairs? Groton is facing a quiet but serious civic crisis. Too many seats on our elected and appointed boards go uncontested. Some remain ...

Shorty: Did you know a Groton homeowner lived with a property line slicing through his living room? Learn how a century-old railroad mix-up created the chaos—and how it finally got fixed. Sometimes ...

The Groton Herald needs the ‘oxygen’ of subscription revenue to fund our newsgathering work and other costs. If you enjoy the Groton Herald and believe that maintaining independent journalism in our ...

The Groton Herald needs the ‘oxygen’ of subscription revenue to fund our newsgathering work and other costs. If you enjoy the Groton Herald and believe that maintaining independent journalism in our ...

by Connie Sartini The Select Board met with Town Moderator Jason Kauppi to consider lowering the quorum for the June 23, 2025 Special Town Meeting pursuant to Section 15 of Chapter 22 of the Acts of ...

Shorty: Did you know that common rat poisons are killing hawks, eagles—even threatening drinking water? Find out why Groton’s Board of Health just took a stand to ban toxic rodenticides on town ...

In a year marked by difficult budget decisions and spirited debate, it’s easy to lose sight of a deeper truth: Groton and Dunstable are home to some truly exceptional educators. At times, the tone of ...

The Shriver Job Corps Center in Ayer, located on the former Fort Devens base, is facing an uncertain future—and the fallout is already being felt across the region.