Carlson named Select Board chair for second year over Mead’s objection
If anyone was worried that Select Board meetings would be quiet after Ed Prisby refused to seek re-election, they haven’t
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An annotated guide to Grafton’s write-in votes in an otherwise dull election
Only 801 voters — 5.8 percent of registered voters according to the official numbers — turned out for Grafton’s Town
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Baker hopes to extend outdoor dining, remote public meetings
Gov. Charlie Baker will file legislation to extend certain emergency measures currently in place via executive orders that are set
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Muradian backs bill to aid businesses facing Covid-related unemployment costs
State Rep. David Muradian recently supported legislation that will provide additional financial relief to Massachusetts businesses facing huge pandemic-related increases
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Unofficial election results: Strong fire chief question passes in Grafton
Grafton’s next fire chief will be “strong,” but you can’t say the same for the voter turnout in Saturday’s Town
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Select Board talks trash as Prisby lights a cigar and says farewell
Ed Prisby probably didn’t plan to spend his last moments on the Select Board talking about trash bags. But before
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‘Strong fire chief’ question headlines Saturday’s Town Election
The lawn signs are sparse, the campaigning more incidental than in-your-face. Nevertheless: There’s a new red, white and blue mailbox
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Miss browsing for books? Grafton Library will re-open in June, move back to Grafton Common in July
Another sign of COVID-19 restrictions lifting: the Grafton Public Library is temporarily reopening in June, with limited hours. Curbside pickup
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COVID-19 restrictions will lift in Massachusetts by May 29
All COVID-19 restrictions will be lifted by May 29 and the state of emergency will end June 19, Gov. Charlie
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Grafton seeks knowledgable residents for town committees (no politics required!)
Have opinions about how the town should be run but you’re not quite ready to run for office? The following
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