Summer reading program kicks off with ice cream, games, and music
The Harvard Public Library hosted its annual ice cream social on the library lawn to kick off the summer reading program. The Speed Bumps
Sudbury’s DPW director is Select Board’s choice for town administrator
Wrapping up an intense two-month search, the Select Board voted Monday night, June 24, to offer the position of town administrator to Dan Nason
Invasion of the ecosystem snatchers: Residents urged to resist invasive plants
Tuesday evening at the library, 89 people attended a talk, “Managing Backyard Invasives,” given by Jane Maloney, a land steward with the Sudbury Valley
Replicated wetland takes shape to make way for Ayer Road development
People in Massachusetts have a long history of filling in wetlands—think of the Back Bay, the Fenway, much of South Boston, and Logan Airport.
Fruitlands Museum starts a new season with operational, physical, and interpretive changes
It’s the same magnificent view across the valley to Wachusett Mountain and beyond, the same picturesque buildings nestled into the hillside, the same sense
Discovery of buried trash around Transfer Station could complicate closing of old landfill
In 1984, when Harvard closed its old landfill on Depot Road and built a new Transfer Station, there were no state regulations to cap
It’s Only Natural: Bumblebees as pollinators
The honeybee’s plight gets a great deal of attention, as well it should, for it plays a big part in the U.S. economy and
Collision sends six to hospital, but no injuries prove serious
An unsecured door on a truck led to a major collision with an SUV on Poor Farm Road earlier this week. The truck, belonging
Police Log: June 18 to 24, 2024
In the past week, police made nine motor vehicle stops, four resulting in verbal warnings and five in written warnings or citations. Officers also
Fourth of July needs YOU!
It’s said often that Harvard runs on volunteers. They’re what make our town government and many civic organizations possible, and they’re the power behind
