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Conservation Commission approves five-year railroad maintenance plan

Conservation Commission approves railroad plan, issues Leland Street compliance certificate. Chair Sandra Brock and commissioners unanimously approved a five-year positive determination for the Grafton & Upton Railroad right-of-way, with conditions requiring proof of state submission. The

Council on Aging chair resigns, election planned for June

Grafton Council on Aging chair resigns, election set for June 11. Chair Annette McCarthy announced her resignation effective June 30, 2026, prompting the board to schedule an election for her replacement. Board member Peggy Hubbard is also departing at the end of her term. The Council unanimously

Historic District Commission approves flags for Common celebration

The Grafton Historic District Commission unanimously approved American flags to be displayed at each Common entrance from Memorial Day through August, extending the typical seasonal display to recognize the 250th United States anniversary. Chair William Nicholson presided with four members present;

Grafton approves GAAP Recovery grant proposal

Grafton Opioid Recovery Community Partnership unanimously approves GAAP Recovery grant. The group heard updates from the Central Massachusetts Regional Health Department on a May 4 Mental Health First Aid training drawing 34 participants, nine from Grafton, and discussed planning for a National

Conservation Commission Permits Tufts University Parking Lot

Grafton Conservation Commission issues permit for Tufts parking lot with environmental conditions. The May 5 meeting, chaired by Commissioner Amyrah Arroyo after Chair Sandra Brock recused herself, approved the 1 Ridge Road project with five conditions addressing stormwater management, native