Grafton Pulls Plug On New License Plate Reader Cameras

GRAFTON — Grafton has discontinued a newly installed license plate reader camera system, according to a report from Grafton Patch, as the town's boards prepare for a packed week of meetings and the Grafton Farmers Market returns to the Common.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

"🌱 Patch AM: Why Grafton pulled the plug on its new license plate cameras" Grafton has shut down a newly installed license plate reader camera program, according to Grafton Patch; the item did not detail the reasoning behind the move. (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/grafton)

"Markey, Moulton Deliver Parting Shots In Final MA Senate Primary Debate" U.S. Senate hopefuls Ed Markey and Seth Moulton sparred over age, transgender rights and progressive credentials in their last debate before the primary, according to a Patch report by Scott Souza, a contest Grafton voters are weighing as the state primary nears. (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/grafton)

COMING UP

Five Grafton boards convene Tuesday, Aug. 25, at the Municipal Center: the Select Board, Conservation Commission, Trails Committee, Housing Authority and the Nelson Memorial Park & Library Trust, per the town's public calendar. The Grafton Farmers Market returns to the Common on Wednesday, Aug. 26.

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