Lawrence Academy to Host Groton's Fourth of July Fireworks Celebration

Lawrence Academy has stepped up to keep Groton's annual Fourth of July fireworks celebration alive, the town announced this week, giving residents a concrete reason to circle the holiday on their calendars.

TOWN HALL

Groton's annual fireworks celebration is back on, with Lawrence Academy confirmed as the host venue, according to a press release issued June 22. The town had earlier signaled uncertainty about this year's event, making the update welcome news heading into the holiday weekend. Full details on timing and parking have not yet been posted to the town's News Flash feed, so residents should watch grotonma.gov for logistics as the Fourth approaches.

In other municipal housekeeping, the town is reminding property owners that a seat has opened on the Community Preservation Committee. The vacancy is subject to appointment under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 41, Sections 10 and 11. Residents interested in serving on the committee, which oversees Community Preservation Act funds for open space, historic preservation, affordable housing, and recreation, can find application information at grotonma.gov.

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COMING UP

**July 4 — Annual Fireworks Celebration:** Lawrence Academy will host Groton's Independence Day fireworks. Watch grotonma.gov for start time and parking details as the date nears.

**Ongoing — Community Preservation Committee vacancy:** Residents interested in an appointment to the CPC should submit materials through the town's committee-interest process at grotonma.gov.

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