Community Harvest Project is now a Certified Service Enterprise
Press release submitted by Community Harvest Project We are pleased to announce that Community Harvest Project (CHP) has received our certification as a Points of
School Committee asks state to mediate contract talks with teachers
The School Committee and the Harvard Teachers Association have been in contract negotiations since December 2020 without coming to an agreement. On March 12,
Review: ‘How to Talk to Kids About Race’
How can I talk to my child about race without it seeming I’m being racist? How can I discuss traumatic events without creating more
Select Board considers adoption of town diversity policy
At the urging of Arm in Arm, a community organization dedicated to promoting and upholding a “safe, inclusive social climate” in Harvard, the Select
Parks and Rec to buy new paddle boards and hike rental fees
Looking ahead to summer boating on the pond, the Parks and Recreation Commission is working to update the rental kiosk at the town beach.
Bromfield to test a later start time next year; little change for HES students
Even if COVID-19 is in the rearview mirror by next fall, Harvard schools will not be going back to the same old schedule. Based
Planning Board drafts senior housing bylaws for Spring Town Meeting
The Planning Board has two bylaw proposals for the Spring Town Meeting that are intended to increase Harvard’s supply of senior housing. The Senior
To your Health! Six feet is not a magic number when it comes to students
For all of Harvard’s students to return to in-person learning five days a week, kids will have to be spaced closer than 6 feet
By the Numbers: COVID-19 update, 3/26/21
The state reported one new confirmed COVID-19 case in Harvard for the week ending March 16, bringing the town’s cumulative number of confirmed cases
Irv Morrow
Founder of Manchester Corporation; avid outdoorsman, pilot, and sailor Irv Morrow. (Courtesy photo) Irv Morrow, 86, a Harvard resident for 45 years, died peacefully
