February 2016

The floodlight outside the house where Matt Marr lives will stay on until his son, Zach, is home. Zach Marr, of Glenview Drive, disappeared

Harvard voters face both national and local political choices next week. On the national level, Massachusetts is one of 14 states with presidential primaries

Changes to town government, allocations of Harvard’s $1.36 million free cash windfall, a meals tax, and a request to borrow $500,000 to study and

When Harvard residents are asked what they like best about the town, one of the most common answers is the town’s open spaces, scenic

The Finance Committee’s recommendation to decrease funding for the contracted town planner position has left Planning Board Chairwoman Kara Minar frustrated. Minar told other

A developer who has built affordable homes in Harvard is proposing another project, this time for 18 two-bedroom homes on Ayer Road. Mark O’Hagan,

MassDevelopment wants the towns of Harvard, Shirley, and Ayer to take a second look at its 2015 plan to rezone a portion of the

With Town Hall renovations nearing completion, the spacious large meeting room on the second floor might set folks to hankering for a hoedown. But