Money now vs. Money later
The recent news that GM and Ford employees – at least the non-union ones – have been offered a buyout of their pensions (instead
It Just Sneaks Up on You…
Last week the blistering heat and humidity sent my husband and me packing for the beach with our grandkids, who had come for a
Memorial service for Nancy Royal Donaldson Dunlap
A memorial service for Nancy Royal Donaldson Dunlap will be held at the Harvard Unitarian Universalist Church on Sunday, July 22, 2012, at 3
Fireworks, parade, and traditional games mark a hot, humid Harvard Fourth
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz unless otherwise noted From left: Madeline Gamelin, Hannah Taylor, Alexandra O’Neil, Kaia Bishop, and India Bartram form a chorus
2012 Fourth of July parade and field event winners
Note: The Fourth of July Committee did its best to record the names of all winners but realizes there may be errors. It apologizes
Divided Selectmen choose new building committee
With Town Hall renovations tentatively scheduled to begin in November, Selectmen moved quickly this week to appoint a new five-member building committee to oversee
Sewer and treatment plant completion dates slip to August
Work on the town center sewer and treatment plant continued this week, more than 10 days beyond the original June 30 deadline set for
Vet recounts escape tale for Devens Museum benefit event
On his eleventh bombing mission in March 1944, 20-year-old John Katsaros of Haverhill bailed out of a burning B-17 over northern France. His right
Farmers’ Market gearing up for sixth season
A typical Saturday at the Harvard Farmers’ Market last fall. (Photo by Katy Sharko) The Harvard Farmers’ Market will open for its sixth season
Boards try out remote participation option
It was a typical scene of summer—almost. Early in the evening of the fireworks, when the day was still light but beginning to cool,
