My Fantasy Pub
Passing by the now-shuttered JP O’Hanlon’s pub today, I had a very fleeting fantasy about owning a pub like that—a fantasy that I will
BOS considering commitment to regionalize dispatch; decision required Aug. 2
With the Board of Selectmen (BOS) being told they must sign an IMA (Inter-Municipal Agreement) by Aug. 2, Town Administrator Tim Bragan, Police Chief
Harvard Historical Commission to review proposed Town Hall exterior work
In accordance with MGL CH. 40C and the Harvard Historic Districts and Historical Commission Bylaw, the Harvard Historical Commission will hold a public hearing
The Eight Toughest Retirement Decisions?
Ten days ago, the San Francisco Chronicle printed a column by Mark P. Cussen titled “8 Toughest Retirement Decisions.” His list is a pretty
Social Security – Take it, or Leave It?
A study that came out last year reported that nearly 50% of everyone eligible to start taking Social Security at age 62 does so.
Year of the Snake
This may be the Chinese Year of the Rabbit, but with the heat wave we’ve had, I’d dub it Year of the Snake. Snakes
Grains closer than the fields of Iowa
Ben Lester. (Courtesy photo) Those committed to eating locally may have been stymied about where to find grains and flours that weren’t trucked in
Harvard residents lead the way in solarizing Massachusetts
Tom Williams. (Courtesy photo) Less than a month after the announcement of the Solarize Mass integrator for Harvard, the first town residents have committed
Accidental Gardening
I’ve been gardening just about all my adult life. Each year I get a little better at it. And in addition to what I’ve
Ruth Perkins
Former Harvard resident, co-founder of Badger Funeral Home Ruth Perkins. (Courtesy photo) Ruth (Bowmar) (Badger) Perkins, 83, died suddenly Thursday, July 14, at Nashoba
