Fall brings new faculty to HES, Bromfield
For students and teachers alike, a new school year can seem totally familiar in some ways and completely new in others. The feeling of
Selectmen to vote on future of retired teachers’ health insurance
The Board of Selectmen will vote next Tuesday on whether to continue purchasing health insurance for retired teachers through a state-run group insurance program
State, town sign Community Compact to improve IT, traffic and building maintenance
In a brief Town Hall ceremony Tuesday morning attended by Lt. Gov. Karen Polito, state Rep. Jen Benson, members of the Board of Selectmen,
The Cultural Collaborative: Community and culture meet in the heart of Harvard
At the crossroad of culture and community, the Harvard Cultural Collaborative is preparing for its grand opening Friday, Sept. 15. More than two years
A galaxy of photos from the eclipse!
The eclipse as seen from Great Smoky Mountain National Park. (Photo by Kathryn Costello) The eclipse as seen from Carbondale, Illinois. #1: Partial eclipse.
A reader’s guide to the preliminary town charter report
By the grace of Massachusetts law, which requires that the town’s draft charter report be published in a local paper, the Harvard Press this
All-boards meeting will test charter-proposed budget cycle
Next week’s all-boards meeting is not only the start of planning for the town’s fiscal 2019 budget but also a test run of changes
Notes from the Field: Night singers
It is said that when he was a boy, Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, kept a pet cricket in a gilded
Chef Paul will serve up ‘more of the same’: Fresh, healthy food
When they sat down to a lunch of whitefish salad, black bean and roasted corn salad, and watermelon and feta salad, new school staff
Cable studio gets an ‘infinity wall’
As Bromfield School students returned to classes Wednesday, four members of the Harvard Lions Club were hard at work constructing an “infinity wall,” also
