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Reporter’s Notebook: Cusher named to Affordable Housing, Padgett dismissed from library committee

It was only a couple weeks ago that Dan Cusher, a member of the Finance Committee, attempted to get on

Superintendent of Schools Jay Cummings released this reaction to the state’s talking points on the reopening of schools in the

A total of 3,301 voters turned out for the annual Town Election Tuesday, a figure driven by a contested Select

Full text of the Finance Committee’s State of the Town report, written by Mathew Often (but not read) for Saturday’s

Part 1 of two guides to Grafton Town Meeting. The second will focus on the warrant. There will be a

Superintendent of Schools Jay Cummings isn’t getting a lot of sleep lately. His mind is too busy working through scenarios.

Jerome Wheelock would turn 186 on June 20, and his statue received an early birthday present recently: a mask. Naturally,

As the demand for food during the COVID-19 crisis continues to rise, the Grafton Food Bank remains committed to our

The Congregational Church of Grafton has opened a Food Pantry Cupboard at the church for the benefit of those who

The Baker-Polito Administration on Saturday announced that Phase II of the Commonwealth’s reopening plan will begin Monday, with retail stores,