August 2021- Page 3

This fall, the Harvard Press is again providing reporting internships to two aspiring writers. Amanda LaRiviere, a fifth-year Northeastern journalism major, will report full

Explore the Oxbow National Wildlife Refuge Join Nashua River Watershed Association guides Saturday, Aug. 28, 3 p.m., to explore the Oxbow Refuge’s river habitat,

The Board of Health has issued a no-swimming advisory at the town beach and the beach at Thurston’s Cove due to an elevated level

Town Hall announced Thursday that due to high transmission levels of COVID-19 in Worcester County, a revised face-covering policy will become effective in Harvard

When Harvard schools reopen Sept. 1, all students, staff, and visitors will be required to wear masks while they are inside school buildings as

Data released by the U.S. Census Bureau last week revealed an increase in diversity across the nation and a sharp rise in the number

Although the future of Bromfield House is still uncertain, Bob O’Shea presented the Select Board last week with one possible use for the land

After a weekend of heavy rains this summer, routine testing of the town center’s public water supply turned up a positive result for coliform

On July 12 the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs denied the town’s request to opt out of state-authorized pesticide applications. Last summer,

Emerson College in Boston has named Thaler Bishop to its dean’s list for the spring semester. Bishop is majoring in media arts production and