Lew Noble passed away at the age of 90 on Aug. 31, 2025. Lew was a long-time resident of Granby. He lived a full and active ...

The Granby community mourns the death of Jenny Emery, a board of finance member and executive director of Holcomb Farm after ...

Last month, an opinion piece criticized my record on environmental issues. I agree with the writer on one important point, protecting our environment is essential—future generations depend on it. But ...

Check Town of Granby website or call Town Manager’s office to verify date, time, location, and get information on how to participate on Zoom, if needed.

Each year after the budget is approved, department heads prepare work plans for the initiatives they plan to complete with the approved funds. Departmental work plans focus on initiatives over and ...

Any person who wishes to provide materials to a board or commission for display on the video monitors at a town meeting (where such monitors are being used to video conference the meetings) must email ...

The writer of September’s opinion piece draws from information provided by the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters (CTLCV). What is this organization and more importantly who are the primary ...

The Women’s Breakfast Group will meet on Wednesday, Oct. 1 and welcome back retired veterinarian Dr. Harry Werner. We invite you to enjoy his humorous animal anecdotes. Breakfast is at 8:30 a.m.

Keeping Granby beautiful, Support for Neumann, Support for Badeau, Support for Woods, Support for Billig, Support for Nolan, Support for McCord, Support for Proctor, Support for Becker, and Support fo ...

Last month, I described how, as a result if the flood of 1955, Granby became an island when the bridges and roads on Routes 9, 189, 20, and 10 were washed out or badly damaged, so that no one could ...

At the Sept. 17 meeting, the Granby Board of Education received test score results from the prior year’s Smarter Balance (SBAC) tests. These results, coupled with the Next Generation Science Standards ...

DESRI appreciates the opportunity to respond to the July/August article, Solar Project: Potential pollutants. Several statements in that piece do not accurately reflect the facts about the Broadleaf ...