Category - Groton, CT

• Groton City police chief to retire
• Carole Carlson Lange
• Groton should learn to repave its roads
• Bumgardner, Hedrick vie for top post
• Groton lockdown incident has a peaceful ending
• ‘A ROLE MODEL THEN AND NOW’
• Hedrick well qualified to be Groton mayor
• Richard A. Monteiro
• COVID-19 VACCINE APPOINTMEN­TS AVAILABLE TODAY IN GROTON
• Groton awarded grant to extend its Trolley Trail
• WOMAN CHARGED IN FATAL 2020 CRASH NEAR EB IN GROTON
• Head-on crash in Groton sends three people to hospital
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Honoring Supt. Graner
• Groton Conservati­on Commission surveys community on tiny liquor bottles
• Plan to create USS Groton Sail memorial moves forward
• John Sullivan
• Groton still seeking answers on marina access
• Crucial phase of Groton Utilities’ water treatment plant completed
• Groton updates open space plan for first time in 30 years
• GROTON TOWN CLERK’S OFFICE CLOSED FOR WALK-IN BUSINESS UNTIL DEC. 14
• Impact aid bill will help Groton, Ledyard schools
• Groton to use $150K grant to establish a PPE ‘stockpile’
• COMMITTED TO THE COMMUNITY in a Time of Great Need
• Groton City Farmers Market starts up for the fall season
• Body of missing Groton boater recovered in New York waters
• CEO: new sub to double Electric Boat size in 6 years
• CEO: New sub to double Electric Boat size in 6 years
• CEO: new sub to double Electric Boat size in 6 years
• CEO: new sub to double Electric Boat size in 6 years
• Groton registrars of voters issue public service announceme­nt.
• Gauthier challenges Conley for 40th District seat
• State Rep. Joe de la Cruz runs unopposed for his third term
• Groton, Ledyard schools seek to use last year’s student count for aid
• Reginald Teague
• Donald Schoolcraf­t
• Touching up history in Groton
• Groton initiative highlights importance of clean waterways
• Groton City police officers go live with body cameras.
• Groton nursing home reports its first infections