Letters to the Editor A successful haunting November 7, 2008 We would like to thank everyone who attended our Halloween Haunted Mansion fundraising event for Loaves and Fishes. It was a huge success. We… Read More
Letters to the Editor Thanks for a successful Pumpkin-Athon November 7, 2008 For Art’s Sake thanks all community members who carved pumpkins and brought them to the cemetery wall on Halloween. It was an awesome night… Read More
Letters to the Editor In gratitude for a successful cruise November 7, 2008 Oct. 24 found many Harvard residents dining, dancing, and bidding on auction items at the Cruise to Nowhere Fall Fête in support of the… Read More
Letters to the Editor Another scam November 7, 2008 Here is the rough transcript of a phone conversation last Wednesday around noon at our house: Recorded voice: How would you like to cut… Read More
People Mary Sprague and David Suter married November 7, 2008 David Suter and Mary Sprague. (Courtesy photo) Mary Sprague , daughter of Whit and Rhonda Sprague of Harvard, was married Saturday, Oct. 11, to… Read More
Letters to the Editor Friends make museum passes available November 7, 2008 There’s been a lot of buzz lately about the Museum of Russian Icons (State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow icon collection) in Clinton. There are also… Read More
Obituaries Robert W. Harley November 7, 2008 Former Harvard scoutmaster Bob Harley. (Courtesy photo) Robert W. Harley, 82, died Wednesday, Oct. 29, at Apple Valley Center in Ayer. He was born… Read More
People Erin Kathleen Walsh and Daniel W. Suchecki wed November 7, 2008 Erin Walsh and Daniel Suchecki. (Courtesy photo) Richard and Jean Walsh of Candleberry Lane announce the wedding of their daughter Erin Kathleen Walsh to… Read More
Letters to the Editor A call for help November 7, 2008 When you think of the holidays, you think of family gatherings around a table full of food—a celebration of the season and of friendship… Read More
Editorials Time to unite… November 7, 2008 Cities and towns across the state must be breathing a sigh of relief this week, after the defeat of Question 1, which would have… Read More