Groton installs bilingual banners to show unity, strength during pandemic and beyond
8 May 2020
Community Interest
New banners with messages of unity, strength and connection in both English and Spanish have popped up this week in town.
The banners, which have messages such as “GROTON COMMUNITY” and “GROTON SOMOS UNIDOS,” are part of a townwide project to highlight the community’s strength and unity during the pandemic and into the future, said Groton Parks and Recreation Community Outreach Coordinator Jessica Patterson.
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