A ‘wounded building’ in need of care
Harvard’s old library continues to haunt the town. While Town Hall and Hildreth House have each been made accessible and code-compliant in recent years,
Police Log: October 17 through 23, 2017
During the week, police made one traffic stop resulting in a verbal warning, helped one motorist with a disabled vehicle and one with a
UNICEF Halloween drive raises money for less fortunate children
I am writing so that everyone will understand what’s going on with the UNICEF effort in town. For the past three years our family
Warren to perform with dance company in Boston
Pilobolus Company members, from top, Isabella Diaz, Jacob Warren, and Nathaniel Buchsbaum. (Photo courtesy of Zachary Eisenstat) Jacob Warren, longtime Harvard resident and 2005
Barbara N. (Nixon) St. John
Wife of Harvard native, executive secretary, active in Berlin community affairs Barbara St. John. (Courtesy photo) Barbara N. (Nixon) St. John, age 93, a
On track
Michael DelRossi (center, No. 614) heads off the starting line at the Harvard Conservation Trust trail run, Oct. 22. Leading a field of approximately
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October 27, 2017 Vol. 11, No. 44 “Accessible to all”
Rollstone Charitable Foundation donates $40,000 to children’s charities
Press release submitted by Rollstone Bank & Trust Rollstone Bank & Trust, through its Charitable Foundation, held its seventh Charitable Golf Tournament, raising money
Special Town Meeting Nov. 6
A Special Town Meeting will be held Monday, Nov. 6, at 7 p.m. in Cronin Auditorium. The deadline to register to vote at this
Gone to the dogs!
Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz Buy Photos Photo Reprint Policy From left: The Mahoney family—Rocco, Willow, Bill, and Grace—check out the very friendly, adoptable puppy
