Chief’s Column: Grafton police receive grant for ‘Click It or Ticket’
The Grafton Police Department received grant funding from the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security (EOPSS) to increase seat
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Candidate profile: Whitney backs affordable housing, Palmer is unresponsive
Part of a series on candidates for Grafton Select Board in the May 17 Town Election. All four candidates for
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Letters endorsing Jefferson, Foley, Marr in May 17 Grafton Town Election
READERS! The deadline for candidate endorsement letters is Thursday, May 12 at 5 p.m., mailed to Jennifer@graftoncommon.com. They will run
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Music returns to Grafton Common this summer
Music is returning to Grafton Common this summer! The combination of COVID-19 in 2020, maintenance work on Grafton Common in
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Grafton schools, Bread Guy Breads cook up experience for older students with special needs
The Grafton schools are planning to raise up its 18-22 program by teaming up with Bread Guy Breads to start
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Nelson trustees are open to ideas about library’s future
COVID-19 was the final death knell for the continued existence of the Nelson Library as a library. Nelson Park Trustee
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State of the Town 2022: Grafton sees increases, more transparency
The following is the Finance Committee’s annual State of the Town message, presented at Town Meeting. This evening the Finance
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Letter: Varallo endorses Ann Marie Foley for Select Board
Over the course of my career, I have served on many boards and have worked with hundreds of volunteers. I
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Town Meeting votes down Affordable Housing seat on CPC
The Affordable Housing Trust’s attempt to gain a seat on the Community Preservation Committee was defeated at Town Meeting Monday,
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Reporter’s Notebook: SGES playground funding passes; Happy birthday Evan
Town Meeting missed the opportunity to sing an off-key rendition of “Happy Birthday” to Town Administrator Evan Brassard. You may
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