Stillwater Road paving is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 3, after lane-closing milling work this week. From our own coverage: Property tax bills due Nov. 2; Stillwater Road paving set for Nov. 3.
Senior bootcamp fitness class meets Thursday. Also in today's brief (18 items): Senior bootcamp fitness class meets Thursday; Senior exercise class offered Thursday morning; Tai chi class offered at senior center; Grafton Middle School holds book fair.
Grafton voters banned data centers townwide by a 114-12 vote, joining other Massachusetts towns. From our own coverage: New athletic director settles into Grafton High role.
Grafton Public Library rolls out CommonShelf of Massachusetts for expanded eBook and eAudio access. From our own coverage: New athletic director introduced at Grafton High.
Grafton High School introduces new athletic director Marcus Backlund at School Committee meeting. From our own coverage: Grafton High introduces new athletic director.
Grafton High School has a new athletic director. Marcus Backlund was introduced at the Oct. 21 School Committee meeting, coming to Grafton from Tantasqua Regional after previously working as an athletic trainer at Auburn.
Finance Committee readies Town Meeting safeguards after problems disrupted spring's vote count. From our own coverage: Conservation Commission conditions Brigham Hill geothermal project; Finance Committee weighs 15 warrant articles for Town Meeting.
Grafton High School hosts its annual homecoming dance Friday evening in the school's Commons. Also in today's brief (7 items): GHS homecoming dance scheduled for Friday; WALPEX 2026 runs Friday and Saturday; Autumn Knights Renaissance Faire set for Friday; GMS Book Fair runs three days next week.
Town officials warn residents of scam emails posing as permit applications. From our own coverage: Board of Health appoints tobacco enforcement agents; Recreation Commission reviews 2027 beach pass fees.
Grafton's Planning Board forwarded zoning bylaw amendments to November Town Meeting after approving a subdivision at Highfields golf course. From our own coverage: Grafton opens lottery for six affordable rentals; Zoning amendments head to November Town Meeting.
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