Pilot light still lit at old library
Jen Sundeen, founder of the Durga Studio, walks through a mat-room-only class that featured music by the Beatles. Jen’s classes are held in the
Selectmen ask for action from Trinity, MassDev
Selectmen Tuesday night left Trinity Financial and MassDevelopment with a set of “action items” to work on before the board votes to call Harvard’s
Solar bylaw draft weighs residential and commercial concerns
After learning that current state law allows solar installations of any size in any locally zoned district, the Planning Board has drafted a bylaw
‘Citizen Scientists’ rely on observation
One of the many citizen science projects is FrogWatch, a program that requires participants to listen for frog calls and log them. (Photos by
Housing trust pushes for accessory apartment program
The concept of affordable accessory apartments was appealing enough to voters at the 2007 Town Meeting to yield overwhelmingly approval for a program that
Warm temps bring back sewer workers
With at least another week of warm weather in the forecast and Harvard schools closed for their winter break, a crew from the town’s
CPC approves $1 million for Town Hall
At the request of the Municipal Building Committee, the Community Preservation Committee voted last Wednesday to contribute more than $1 million over the next
Wingin’ It: Mild weather makes birds think spring
We are lucky to live within easy driving distance of several Mass Audubon centers offering a wide range of programs. One program that piqued
From the Blogs: You’re related to whom?
If you’re not into family research, you might not know that genealogy—the study of your family’s lineage—is one of the hottest hobbies around right
Warren publishes public speaking book
After years of dissatisfaction with public speaking textbooks available to her college students, she said, Harvard resident Jeri Warren has published “Show Don’t
