1.5% rule misinformation
Bonnie Heudorfer’s recent article on the 1.5 percent general land-area-minimum rule from the Chapter 40B law is disturbing from many aspects. She is a
Time to start FinCom study
Hmm, let me see if I’ve got this straight: four representatives of town government, all well into at least their second or third three-year
Doocey honored by Nashoba Valley Medical Center
Sean Doocey was awarded the Above and Beyond award by the Nashoba Valley Medical Center at a ceremony at the Devens Common Center Thursday,
Applause for field days
My kids and I want to applaud and thank Barbi Kelley and all of the volunteers who worked together to organize, set up, and
All dressed up…
The old town’s being tarted up. What with bark mulch at the transfer station, shamrock green crosswalks, spiffy new signs, and new grass along
Debates slated for election in Fifth Congressional District
The Leagues of Women Voters in the 29 towns of the Fifth Congressional District are joining forces to sponsor candidate debates before the primary
Quarles receives Hartwick College chemistry award
Hartwick College junior Ryan Quarles, son of Ginger and Ben Quarles of Poor Farm Road, is the recipient of the chemistry department undergraduate award
Board of Selectmen, 6/5/07
Data on Devens possibilities The selectmen voted unanimously to send a letter to state and local officials notifying them of the board’s recent decisions
275 Years of a Town: Fires and fire extinguishers
Excerpt from Henry S. Nourse’s “History of the Town of Harvard Massachusetts 1732–1893,” written in 1894. April 4, 1831, a report to a Harvard
Party hardy!
Harvard turns 275 years old June 29, so it is fitting that just a few days later we start our Fourth of July celebration.
