FinCom recommends cut to planner budget
For the second year in a row, the Finance Committee has voted to recommend paying less for the services of a part-time planner in
With Hildreth House set to reopen, new driveway ‘connector’ gets first test
When the Council on Aging reopens in Hildreth House March 1, the members of the 8 a.m. men’s coffee group might need that extra
Planning Board to hear public comment on proposed bylaw to create Design Review Board
The Planning Board will soon hold a public hearing to consider an amendment to Harvard’s bylaws that would create a Design Review Board to
Committee ponders how to make elementary school more energy efficient
One of the fundamental questions in planning the Hildreth Elementary School renovation is to what degree does Harvard want the school to be energy
Harvard’s hosting of Fresh Air children gains it ‘friendly town’ status
Each summer, a few Harvard households volunteer to host an urban child for a week or more through the Fresh Air Fund, a New
The 2017 Academy Awards: Predicting Oscar winners and losers
This Sunday will mark the first Academy Awards ceremony of the Trump era, but it remains unclear how national politics will influence the prizes.
Ski teams have best meet of the season—and past five years
On Feb. 14, the Bromfield-North Middlesex boys and girls alpine ski teams gave themselves a valentine, scoring their best results of the season—and of
Wants clarification of Press standards regarding vulgar or profane language
I was surprised to see the editorial cartoon on page 2 of the Jan. 27 issue of the Harvard Press include a word that
Council on Aging returns to its renovated home
The Council on Aging will return to Hildreth House Tuesday, Feb. 28, moving from its temporary location in the old library. The transition will
Candidates night
News that open seats on four elected boards will be contested in this year’s Town Election, the largest number since 2012, is cause for
