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Grafton secured a $119,000 state grant to modernize municipal buildings and cut energy costs, per a Patch report today. Meanwhile, the town's News Flash promoted an upcoming flu clinic and confirmed mosquito spraying will continue August 6, 13, 20 and 27 across Grafton. The Grafton Farm…

Former 911 dispatcher Tanner Crue is sworn in as Grafton's newest police officer, per Grafton Patch. Crue completed police academy training and is beginning the next stage of his career with the town, according to Patch reporter Jessie Castellano. Elsewhere on the calendar, the Grafton …

Grafton's Charter Review Committee moves into a new phase this week with two subcommittee meetings, one on the charter's Section 2 governance provisions Monday, Aug. 3, and another on Article 7 Thursday, Aug. 6. The panels are working through the town's governing document as part of a r…

Grafton Public Schools opened 2026-27 kindergarten registration and streamlined supply lists ahead of the Aug. 26 first day. The district also opened iPad deployment sessions for new Grafton High School students and ninth graders this summer, while Town Hall unveiled a Financial Transpa…

The MBTA and Keolis shifted to a temporary construction schedule on the Worcester Commuter Rail Line in late July, with changes lasting until September. Grafton Public Schools opened sixth-grade Chromebook pickup dates of Aug. 5, 12 and 19 at the High/Middle School lot and streamlined s…