In memory of Doug
Saturday, Sept. 25, was a beautiful, cool, sunny day, and the Harvard Historical Society put on “A Common History Day” with an all-out effort
Animals, amusements, and historical figures at Common History Day
The Harvard Historical Society hosted a Common History Day, Sept. 25, that featured historical figures, music, livestock, and a talk by Carlene Phillips about
Town officials won’t rule out override as fiscal 2023 budgeting begins
After three years of witheringly tight budgets, town leaders say they hope to open Harvard’s spending spigot just enough next fiscal year to invigorate
Committees seek additional money to protect Prospect Hill orchard
The Open Space Committee is continuing the quest to protect 70 acres of apple orchards and farmland on Prospect Hill Road from being broken
The hawk-watchers of Wachusett Mountain
It was the next to the last day of summer, the sky was blue with some haze on the horizon, and a pleasant breeze
No bids received on town well project
The town’s request for proposals to install a temporary fix to one of the wells that feeds its public water supply brought no responses.
Committee rolls out climate action plan, urges passage of town resolution
Massachusetts is promoting statewide climate goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and through a town climate action plan and resolution, Harvard could join that
Parks and Rec rejects endorsement of warrant article addressing climate change
Despite a unanimous vote by the Select Board for the town to embrace and commit to the state’s ambitious climate goals, a proposed resolution
School Committee joins request for $4.5 million for athletic field complex
The School Committee Monday night voted unanimously to join the Open Space Committee and the Parks and Recreation Commission as a co-requestor for the
Dispute at orchard leads to assault charges
On a warm afternoon that was perfect for picking apples last weekend, a customer and an employee at Carlson Orchards got into a dispute.
