Photo Gallery Middle schoolers make sweet music October 23, 2009 Photos by Lisa Aciukewicz … Read More
Letters to the Editor Letter did not speak for all of Still River October 23, 2009 We were confused by Fred Hinchliffe’s recent letter to the Harvard Press [Oct. 16] about the prospect of making Still River into a historical… Read More
Letters to the Editor Benefits of historic districts October 23, 2009 When I first moved into a house in a historic district (Shaker Village) I wondered how that designation would impact my situation. Almost seven… Read More
Letters to the Editor Get me out of this pickled place! October 23, 2009 Last Friday I put my house on the market. I tossed and turned the whole night before, desperate for it to be daybreak so… Read More
Arts & Culture·Reflections Reflections: Some people have all the luck October 23, 2009 Thoughts from a life coach I’ve always disliked the cliché “Some people have all the luck.” It insinuates that for a select few, good… Read More
Letters to the Editor Church bells to ring 350 times Saturday October 23, 2009 The Congregational and Unitarian churches will ring their bells 350 times this Saturday starting at 12:30 p.m. This unprecedented move will create a beautiful,… Read More
Letters to the Editor Affordable housing plan October 23, 2009 On Thursday, Oct. 29, the League of Women Voters and the Harvard Press are sponsoring a Housing Forum in Volunteers Hall. The purpose is… Read More
News Senator Eldridge recuperating from surgery October 23, 2009 The office of Senator Jamie Eldridge announced last week that Eldridge had suffered a seizure in his home Oct. 7, which led to an… Read More
Letters to the Editor Harvard can use Sobalvarro’s contributions October 23, 2009 Harvard will benefit promptly by electing Marie Sobalvarro to the Board of Selectmen. She comes from four years on the Finance Committee and will… Read More
Letters to the Editor Why Bill Johnson? October 23, 2009 In spite of the general economic conditions there has been encouraging progress in the last few years in solving long-term town of Harvard issues.… Read More