So long, summer … It’s back to school for students and teachers alike
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz unless otherwise noted Fourth-grade teacher Donna Piche marvels over how tall former student Will Sennott grew over the summer
A gilded touch: Harvard artist restores America’s art treasures
Sue Jackson applies gold leaf to a frame in her studio. (Photo by Lisa Aciukewicz) Susan Jackson of Littleton County Road has succeeded in
Building on a great foundation, principals look forward to a good year
Mary Beth Banios (Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz) Jim O’Shea Scott Hoffman When the doors opened for the first day of the 2007–2008
Elementary education has seen many Harvard venues
Center School (#1). (Courtesy of the Harvard Historical Society) If you were to ask a 10-year-old Harvard child today what school he or she
Boards want more seniors eligible for 40B housing
The selectmen, at the urging of the town’s Housing Partnership, may request that asset limits be raised to make more senior citizens eligible to
275 Years of a Town: The Shakers, Part 1
Excerpt from Henry S. Nourse’s “History of the Town of Harvard Massachusetts 1732–1893,” written in 1894. The United Society of Believers, commonly called Shakers,
Farmers’ Market in town Saturday
This Saturday, Harvard will host its first weekly Farmers’ Market, where shoppers can select fresh produce and meet the local farmers who grew it.
Paws & Tales: Dog days
Indian summer is a great time of year for spending time outdoors with your dog. There’s nothing I like better than to take my
Aimee Girard named to dean’s list
Aimee Girard (Courtesy photo) Aimee Girard , daughter of Donald and Michele Girard of Pinnacle Road, was named a First Group Scholar and was
Signs that you’re a yuppie mom
All of the following are true occurrences from the past couple of months: Your 4½-year-old daughter is playing with her tea set and you
