256 new apartments proposed for Pleasant Street, Upton Street
Two proposed Workforce Developments will add 256 housing units on both Pleasant Street and Upton Street, with reduced-price apartments set
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Grafton may have a Fourth of July parade this year
When the Fourth of July rolls around in Grafton, the celebration is on the low-key side. Justin Stone snd Bob
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Stacie Norton Bennett takes second shot at School Committee
Back in February, Stacie Norton Bennett interviewed with the hopes of being appointed to a vacancy on the School Committee.
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There’s still time to get a citizen’s petition on the Town Meeting warrant
Grafton’s 2022 Annual Town Meeting is approaching, on May 9. In accordance with M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 10, the Select
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Muradian supports continued outdoor dining, Covid-related spending plan
State Rep. David Muradian recently supported a proposal to allow restaurants to continue providing outdoor dining and cocktails-to-go with takeout
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Fire destroys barn on Leland Street
A Leland Street barn burned to the ground Monday afternoon in a fire complicated by the need to bring in
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Reporter’s Notebook: Mr. GHS returns; GHS boasts 10th ranked bowler in state
An honored, dignified tradition returns to Grafton High School Friday. Expect to see senior boys in tuxes, sporting feather boas,
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Ann Marie Foley plans run for Grafton Select Board
The candidates for Select Board have increased to four, with longtime recreation and environmental advocate Ann Marie Foley declaring her
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Reporter’s Notebook: Peace vigil, library returns, and just who is the Grafton TA?
Here’s a question for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts: who is the town administrator in Grafton? Unfortunately, Gov. Charlie Baker’s office
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What is the future of outdoor dining in Grafton?
There were, shockingly, a few pleasures that COVID-19 brought to Grafton: Margaritas while sitting in the sun beside Lake Ripple.
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