Handel comes to Harvard
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz
An ice storm heroine
A person who should be noted for her volunteer efforts during last December’s ice storm is Harvard Council on Aging Director Ginger Quarles. Ginger
It’s an idea worth discussing
Stu Sklar’s “Consider This” article in last week’s Press, “Local income tax could correct inequitable levy burdens,” strikes me as a great idea. Here
Rowse becomes certified in long-term care management
Anne Marie Rowse of Old Littleton Road recently completed the National Academy of Certified Care Manager’s core examination. Rowse, who is the owner of
BOS and BOH to request new Evergreen Solar noise hearing
The Board of Selectmen (BOS) unanimously agreed late last week it will join the town’s Board of Health and Harvard neighbors in petitioning the
Get Out of Town! A quilt collection for art lovers
“Masters: 40 Contemporary Art Quilters” at the New England Quilt Museum “Masters: 40 Contemporary Art Quilters” at the NEQM until Feb. 25, 2010 Next
Carole Nathan joins Healing Garden as executive director
The Virginia Thurston Healing Garden on Bolton Road has announced that Carole A. Nathan of Hopkinton has joined the Healing Garden as executive director.
Town would be worse off with greater dependence on income tax
It continues to amaze me that the proponents of a town income tax, who a few years ago also urged us to storm the
Clock ticking for public comment on liquor license applications
Corrected and updated Jan. 15, 2010 Time is running out for Harvard’s churches, town boards, and abutters to comment on applications from two
Trojans prevail over Panthers, but McCullough is out for the season
Junior Nick Ashe lays one up during the second half of the game against Ayer. (Photo by Tyler Papazian) The Dec. 15 basketball contest
