George McKenna expresses the concerns of the Capital Planning and Investment Committee on the Town Hall building project.
Municipal Building Committee Co-Chair Pete Jackson introduces Article 18.
Eric Broadbent explains the energy improvements that will be part of the Town Hall renovation.
Ames Hardymon Schnier urges residents to vote no on a variety of capital requests.
Police Chief Ed Denmark (left) and Fire Chief Rick Sicard explaiin the need to replace the town center air horn.
Planning Board member Michelle Catalina (left) confers with Debbie Ricci, Community Preservation Committee member.
Leo Blair address his concerns about the cost of looming retirement benefits.
John Shutt and Elsie Shutt listen as Moderator Bob Eubank pays tribute to Phil Shutt, who passed away in early April. Phil was a longtime member of the Planning Board and was the principal author of Harvard’s zoning bylaw.
Susie Macrae (left) and Nancy Gustafson pick up literature as they arrive at Town Meeting.
Selectmen recite the Pledge of Allegiance. From left: Peter Warren, Ron Ricci, Bill Johnson, Marie Sobalvarro, Tim Clark, and Town Counsel Mark Lanza.
From left: Finance Committee members Alice von Loeseke, Marie Fagan, Rudy Minar, and Laura Vilain chat before the meeting begins.
Volunteers Mario Cardenas and Nick Browse (right) count the votes for the CPA surcharge article. The article was defeated by a vote of 81-75, leaving the charge at 1.1 percent.
From left: Community Preservation Committee members Rhonda Sprague, Deb Thomson, Michelle Catalina, and Pat Jennings look over their notes.
Paul Willard, chairman of the Conservation Commission, states the need to battle invasive species spreading on town conservation land.
The April 27 issue of the Harvard Press includes a handy summary of the Town Meeting warrant.
Bill Herbert accepts the Citizen of Note award from Selectman Peter Warren.
On behalf of Erhart Muller, age 103, Larry Finnegan accepts the Boston Post Cane Award that is granted to the oldest citizen in Harvard.
Moderator Bob Eubank leads Town Meeting attendees through 46 warrant articles.
Lucy Wallace confers with Town Administrator Tim Bragan.
