Sale of General Store business moving forward
Harvard General Store owners Adam and Lyn Horowitz have made good progress toward the sale of the store business and its likely continued operation
It’s the ultimate!
Frisbees were flying this week at ultimate frisbee camp on the playing fields in front of Bromfield. Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz
Westward Orchards to offer fresh produce weekly to CSA members
Westward Orchards will start its own community supported agriculture (CSA) program next month with one leg up. Although many vegetable farms have begun similar
Hearing scheduled for solar zoning change
The Planning Board this week scheduled a public hearing for its meeting on July 16 about a proposal to amend the town’s zoning bylaw
Local father and son’s artwork in exhibit
Geoffrey and Nikolaus Koetsch, of Stow Road, had their artwork selected for the Fitchburg Art Museum’s 77th Regional Exhibition of Art & Craft. The
Hunt earns degree in Mandarin
Virginia Hunt, a 1995 Bromfield graduate, has earned a Master’s Degree in Mandarin linguistics from the Beijing University of Language and Culture. After receiving
Museum veteran takes the helm at Fruitlands
Wyona Lynch-McWhite. (Courtesy photo) Fruitlands Museum announced this week it has hired a new executive director. Wyona Lynch-McWhite will take her new post on
New math program will unify curriculum across grades
For the first time in recent memory, the elementary grades in Harvard will work from the same series of math textbooks, teacher’s guides, and
Turner graduates from UNC
Bromfield 2007 graduate Daniel Turner recently graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a degree in environmental studies and a
Cox graduates from law school
Megan Cox graduated cum laude from Boston College Law School on May 25. She will be working in the Bureau of Consumer Protection at
