State law requires a Town Meeting before July 1. But how do you balance social distancing with democracy?
Grafton has already moved its Town Meeting to June 20 and Town Election to June 23. With the COVID-19 pandemic
Read MoreGrafton has already moved its Town Meeting to June 20 and Town Election to June 23. With the COVID-19 pandemic
Read MoreIt’s not exactly traditional for a town official to introduce a Town Meeting proposal by holding up handwritten signs while
Read MoreNo one will admit to removing a Town Meeting warrant article to transfer funding away from the proposed Super Park
Read MoreThe Planning Board will consider sponsoring a Town Meeting warrant article to expand the town’s marijuana licenses — the same
Read MoreLegislation to help municipal government continue to operate and provide essential services to Massachusetts residents during the COVID-19 global pandemic
Read MoreA backlash to the $2.6 million Super Park is already mounting, with two separate petitions filed to reallocate funds meant
Read MoreTo the Editor: I read Justin Wood’s timely review in today’s post on “GraftonCommon.com” of the Community Preservation Commission’s (CPC)
Read MoreTwo Grafton Super Park warrant articles are headed for spring Town Meeting, requesting nearly $1 million for the first phase
Read MoreState Rep. David Muradian (R-Grafton) says he is working with his colleagues to respond to the coronavirus pandemic by taking
Read MoreBruce Spinney had to cut his time on the Select Board short last summer, but he’s jumping into the Grafton
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