Four Harvard footballers in N.E. semifinals win
Left to right: Ian Byrne, Peter Taylor, Patrick Sweeney, Sean Kennefick (Courtesy photo) Coached by Mike Taylor, the Ayer-Shirley Broncos American Youth Football team
275 Years of a Town: Harvard becomes a town
Excerpt from Henry S. Nourse’s “History of the Town of Harvard Massachusetts 1732–1893,” written in 1894. Anno Regni Regis Georgii Secundi Zuinto & Sexto
Board of Selectmen, 12/19/06
Veterans’ services officer appointed The selectmen voted unanimously to appoint Charles Butler of South Shaker Road the town’s new veterans’ services officer. Butler, the
Claire Noonan
Teacher’s aide, longtime volunteer Claire Noonan (Courtesy photo) Claire M. Croft Noonan, 76, who worked for many years as a teacher’s aide in East
Teachers not the only ones working without a contract
We, the employees of the Harvard Department of Public Works, have read the comments about the contract negotiations with the teachers, and how they
Thanks to DPW and police
We appreciate that the Department of Public Works and the Police Department wrote letters asking us to remember that they are working without contracts.
Real Estate Transfers: November 17 through December 15, 2006
Seller Buyer Address Date Price Wheeler RT and Louis D. Russo Kim and Scott McCourt 8 Graniteview Lane 11/17/06 $135,000 Susan Bryce and Thomas
Police Log: December 26, 2006, to January 1, 2007
Tuesday, Dec. 26 On Tuesday afternoon, a Scott Road resident completed paperwork for a pistol permit. At 4:02 p.m. the ambulance transported a Lancaster
My Two Cents: There’s a better way to fund education
Excessive reliance on real estate tax funding has made education funding in our schools unsustainable. In order to fund our public schools, we are
Singing the Messiah with holiday cheer
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz Tenor Ray Bauwens (left) and bass Eric Sossman warm up before taking the stage at the annual Messiah
