Grafton recorded nine property deed transfers between July 31 and Aug. 29, but only two had a sale price recorded: $774,000 for a property with no listed street address, and $375,600 for a condominium unit at 27 Nottingham Road. The median of the two recorded prices was $574,800. The remaining seven
Grafton flagged continued mosquito spraying by the Central Massachusetts Mosquito Control Project through August, the lone Town Hall update this week. GAAP Recovery will host an Overdose Awareness Remembrance Vigil on the Grafton Common Sunday, ahead of Monday's International Overdose A…
Grafton Public Schools will end printed report cards for the 2026-27 year, going fully digital via PowerSchool. The district's annual demographic update window is now open for families to confirm contacts, addresses, and medical information, and elementary and middle school supply lists…
Grafton Community Preservation Committee unanimously adopted a new funds spending policy and recommended two projects for October town meeting. Chair John Stephens' committee voted 8-0 to approve the Funds of Last Resort Policy, subject to Town Counsel review. The committee unanimously recommended
Community Preservation Committee recommended two preservation projects to the October Town Meeting. Chair John Stephens oversaw the August 27 reorganization confirming Paul Scarlett as Vice Chair, Kenneth Holberger as Treasurer, and Justin Wood as Clerk in a 7-0 vote. In separate unanimous votes,
Grafton is recruiting four volunteers for a new Master Plan Implementation Committee to carry out the town's 2025 Master Plan. The Select Board and Planning Board created the panel to monitor and report on the plan's progress in the years ahead. Grafton High School, meanwhile, welcomed …
Grafton Trails Committee discussed charter overhauls and set deadlines for trail inventories.
Grafton Conservation Commission approves septic replacement order, defers two developments. Chair Sandra Brock and Commissioners Noah Haag and Emma Coates (Travis Mast and Amyrah Arroyo absent) approved an Order of Conditions for Mark Santora's septic replacement at 9 Indian Path, requiring 25-foot
Grafton set 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. voting hours for the Sept. 1 State Primary, with early voting continuing through Friday. In-person balloting runs at the Municipal Center gymnasium through Aug. 28, town officials said. Officials also flagged a temporary MBTA Worcester Line construction sche…
Grafton Planning Board unanimously endorsed Woodland Hill street acceptance, voting five to zero. Chair Greg Dalle-Molle led the board in recommending the street to the Select Board and 2026 Fall Town Meeting. The board also voted unanimously to close the public hearing on Nancy Buffone's Site Plan
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