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Grafton Posts Arbovirus Risk Report as July 4 Parade and Summer Programs Launch

Grafton's Board of Health posts arbovirus surveillance data as mosquito season overlaps with a busy stretch of summer events. The town's weekly Department of Public Health report, covering June 14 through June 20, is now live on the municipal website, flagging regional risk levels for E…

Grafton Posts State Mosquito Surveillance Report as Outdoor Season Peaks

Grafton's Board of Health posts state mosquito surveillance data as summer outdoor exposure rises. The town made the Massachusetts DPH arbovirus weekly report — covering June 14 through June 20 — available on its News Flash page Thursday, urging residents to use repellent and remove sta…

Grafton Launches Parade Sign-Ups, Thursday Brings Four Board Meetings

Grafton's July 4 Parade planning is in full swing, with free bike-decorating supplies at North Street Elementary and a Doggy Mayor contest open for entries, while four separate town boards — Traffic Safety Advisory, Zoning Board of Appeals, Finance Committee Appointment Committee, and t…

Grafton Launches Fourth of July Parade Signups, Three Board Meetings Set for Wednesday

Grafton's Fourth of July parade is taking shape, with the town open for bike-decoration signups and a Doggy Mayor contest set to run alongside the march from North Street Elementary School. Superintendent Dr. James Cummings's district continues to accept kindergarten registrations for 2…

WRTA Opens Input Window on Grafton Bus Routes as Schools Close for Juneteenth

South Grafton Elementary's last school day and a looming transit decision headline a busy close to the week in Grafton. The district's final bell of 2025–2026 rang Thursday at South Grafton Elementary School, and all Grafton Public Schools — along with the Grafton Public Library — will …