Reporter’s Notebook: Final warnings from Terenzini; Grafton gets more liquor
Temporary Town Administrator Carter Terenzini had some parting words about Grafton to the Select Board last week — beginning with
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New Grafton Town Administrator Evan Brassard begins work Monday
Town Administrator Evan Brassard officially takes the reins Monday at the Municipal Center, moving from his hometown of Monson to
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Elizabeth Spinney seeks School Committee spot, is first to turn in nomination papers
Elizabeth Anderson Spinney, of Grafton, has announced that she has turned in nomination papers for Grafton School Committee, which would
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Hop to it and let the Girl Scouts hide eggs on your lawn for Easter
Imagine waking up Easter morning to discover a lawn filled with colored eggs. Grafton Girl Scout Troop 30186 is once
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Resinate threatens lawsuit if Grafton denies marijuana license under ‘First to the Finish Line’ policy
Grafton’s “First to the Finish Line” policy on retail marijuana is already receiving pushback, with Resinate issuing a threat to
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Chief’s Column: Stay warm, but stay safe
With the rise and fall of temperatures this winter, I thought it would be appropriate to rerun this column on
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Select Board OKs land takings for Main Street Improvement Project
Improvements to Main Street in South Grafton are set to go forward after the Select Board on Tuesday voted in
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Residents 65 and older, people with certain conditions, eligible for COVID-19 vaccine immediately
Individuals ages 65 and over and those with two or more certain medical conditions, including Asthma, can visit www.mass.gov/covidvaccine to start booking
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South Grafton home hit by fire
No injuries were reported at a three-alarm structure fire Wednesday afternoon on Spring Hill Drive. Grafton Police said Main Street
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Select Board halts action on Pleasant Street property as neighbors propose raising money for purchase
A last-minute attempt by neighbors to stop a developer from building homes on a 12.4 acre Pleasant Street property had
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