Two Groveland-resident obituaries were published this week: Goodwin, Marilyn Starr, 79, who died July 27, 2026, with arrangements by Driscoll Funeral Home & Cremation of Haverhill; and Deshaies, Gerald H., 89, who died July 28, 2026, with arrangements by Berube-Comeau Funeral Home of Ha…
Groveland recorded 15 property transfers between July 3 and Aug. 1, with disclosed sale prices ranging from $200,000 to $750,000 and a median of $675,000. The month's top sale was 179 Main St Lot 3, which went for $750,000 on July 31. Main Street saw the most activity of any street, wit…
Groveland's Community Preservation Committee elected D.J. McNulty vice chair and seated two new members before wrestling with a worsening weed problem in Johnson's Pond.
Groveland Youth Soccer has opened registration for its Fall 2026 season, covering Little Kickers (Pre-K), In-Town Soccer (K-2nd grade), and MVP Travel Soccer (3rd-4th grade). Registration runs through the league's website using a Crossbar account and closes August 16, after which a $20 …
One Groveland obituary was published this week: Viens, Gerald C., 90, who died July 21, 2026. Arrangements are under the care of Farmer Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, as listed via Echovita.
Fifteen properties sold in Groveland between June 26 and July 25, with 12 of the deals disclosing a price. Prices ranged from $200,000 to $1,100,000, with a median of $695,000. The month's top sale was 18 Stonebridge Rd. Lot 7, which sold for $1.1 million on July 10. King Street and Sch…
Groveland Recreation Committee advances trail bridge permit, weighs Center Street bike lanes.
Groveland Water Commission refunds a resident $20 and greenlights two private sewer hookups. Resident Dana Beaulieu got a one-time waiver of a disputed demand fee after Water Superintendent Colin explained the office's 15-day billing grace period; Beaulieu called it "principle," not money.
Groveland Planning Board closes public hearing on proposed $30 million PFAS water treatment plant, targeting a permit vote at its August 4 meeting.
Groveland Select Board votes to pursue $600,000 annual road paving target using free cash and National Grid payments.