Boys edge Douglas to win soccer championship; girls lose to Sutton
Bromfield’s boys and girls soccer squads showed their mettle Saturday morning in back-to-back finals at Marlborough Middle School in the first ever Central Massachusetts
Sounds of Stow announces first concert of 2021-2022 season
Press release submitted by Sounds of Stow After more than a year-and-a-half or silence, the Sounds of Stow Chorus and Orchestra is delighted to
Disputing support for renewable energy
A letter last week to the Press supported solar power. One reason given was that “solar power will charge phones and laptops in very
New York artist curates unique international exhibit of plastic realism at Fivesparks
New York artist Mathew Tucker and 14 other artists from around the world will have paintings on exhibit at Fivesparks Nov. 2 through Dec.
Forty years of Halloween Town in Harvard
Anyone who has been to the Harvard Public Library in the past two weeks may have seen a bottleneck of children—and perhaps a few
Choices on senior center, firetruck, and Bromfield House at Tuesday’s election
This story was updated Oct. 29 at 3:15 p.m. With no town offices to be filled and only four questions on the ballot,
With wins in central Mass. quarterfinals, Bromfield soccer teams head to semifinals
Following first-round byes, both the girls and boys soccer teams shut out their central Mass. quarterfinal opponents last week and prepared for stiffer competition
Hot potato: Future of Bromfield House has become a muddle
Bromfield House seems to have become something of a hot potato, with the Select Board, the School Committee, the Parks and Recreation Commission, and
Cross-country teams prepare for upcoming league and district races at Dick Atkinson Invitational
The Bromfield boys and girls cross-country teams tested the terrain at Stanley Park in Westfield last weekend, Oct. 23, at the Dick Atkinson Invitational.
Fiscal 2021 free cash is $1.7 million
It’s official: Harvard’s free cash—the money left unspent and unrestricted at the close of fiscal 2021—is $1.7 million. Town Administrator Tim Bragan reported the
