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Published April 28. 2021 4:20PM  Thanks to all who subscribe to The Day and care to voice opinions. The City of Groton is in very good shape, and for that we owe a debt of gratitude to the leaders governing. We all share in reduced property taxes, while given greater amenities in quality of living standards. The city is certainly a special gem, with all its gifted residents, and all of us living and working together. If you have not already, please read Mayor Keith Hedrick's resume at mayorkeith2021.com − a 23-year Navy veteran, 22 years in city government, professional career, post grad...

Published April 26. 2021 7:35PM  My name is Megan Peters, and I am the endorsed Democratic candidate for City of Groton Clerk. As an unopposed candidate in the May 3 election, I am excited to start my service to this city as its next clerk. I would like to officially declare my support for Mayor Keith Hedrick, the write-in choice. Not only do I believe that Keith is the best candidate for our city, but he is the initial reason I chose to interview and now run for the position. Throughout the years, living in this city, I have seen Keith present and available at every city event. He not only ...

Groton — City of Groton Mayor Keith Hedrick and Groton Town Councilor Aundré Bumgardner debated economic development, taxes and city and utility services during a Groton City mayoral race debate on Monday. The League of Women Voters of Southeastern Connecticut held the virtual debate, which was moderated by Jean Rabinow of the League of Women Voters Bridgeport area. City of Groton residents sent in questions in advance. Hedrick, a Democrat who is running as a write-in candidate, and Bumgardner, the Democratic nominee after winning the March primary, are vying for a two-year term in the May...

Published April 26. 2021 7:35PM  It is time for all of the political sniping that has dominated the race for the next mayor of Groton City to stop. The election is only a few days away and residents are far more concerned about the future of our city than how the two announced candidates became candidates. Town Councilor Aundré Bumgardner surprised current Mayor Keith Hedrick by beating him in a primary that will make him the only candidate listed on the ballot. What people want and need to hear from them now is their vision for the city and how they plan to accomplish it – period.

I am a City of Groton native raised by parents who immigrated here in the early 1900s. I attended Eastern Point School and graduated from Fitch High