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Conservation Commission approves Highfields bond, continues solar array review

Grafton Conservation Commission accepts bond for Highfields wetland restoration project. Chair Sandra Brock and the Commission, meeting via Zoom on March 3, unanimously approved a $13,628 bond to ensure 75 percent success of required plantings in wetland replication and hole realignment areas at

Community Preservation Committee backs greenway study, extends bridge project

Community Preservation Committee advances Blackstone River Greenway study. The committee backed a conditional $90,000 funding plan for a feasibility study of a continuous multi-use trail connecting Worcester to Providence, with segments in Grafton, supporting an alternative strategy to proceed if a

Grafton Library Approves Major Building Repairs

Grafton Library board approves $28,000 in capital repairs including water system. The Board of Library Trustees unanimously authorized a $19,580.62 water filtration system and $8,550 in gutter repairs, both using state aid funds, after Library Director Katrina Ireland-Bilodeau warned that the water

Board of Registrars votes against in-person early voting

Board of Registrars votes against in-person early voting for the annual town election. Citing cost implications, Chair John Bonina, Vice Chair Lisa Yitts, and Town Clerk Amy Berry voted to recommend that the town not offer the service. The board also voted to appoint Michael Jennette and Todd

Affordable Housing Trust approves amended grant for Upton Street project.

The Grafton Affordable Housing Trust unanimously approved the First Amendment to the Grant Agreement for 17 & 27 Upton Street, extending affordability restrictions in perpetuity and the agreement term to April 1, 2029. Treasurer Brian Langevin moved the approval, seconded by Vice Chair Colleen Roy,