Deal protects land as habitat

Once in danger of being mined extensively for rock and subdivided for development, a 404-acre parcel in Groton is now being conserved to give the public a chance to see a pristine wildlife habitat rare in Eastern Massachusetts. (Full article: 779 words)

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